Daily Archive: Sunday, February 13, 2011

Articles published on Sunday, February 13, 2011

You’re supposed to know

Early in my reacquaintance with driving in Guyana, I was introduced to a phrase, numbingly illogical, that will become very familiar very quickly to anyone coming to grips with the traffic rules in the country. 

Black Curassow family (Photo by Graham Watkins)

Black Curassow

The Black Curassow (Crax alector), or Powis, as they are locally called in Guyana, are found in humid forested areas in the Guianas, northern Amazon, southern Venezuela and parts of Colombia, and are part of the family of

Kraigg Brathwaite

Regional bullies!

It hasn’t taken long in the 2011 regional first-class tourmament for cricket’s usual regional bullies to throw their weight around.

Odinga Lumumba

Riot Act!

The first shot has been fired, a process has begun. President of the Alpha ‘The Hammer’ United Football Club Odinga Lumumba yesterday warned his players to get in line or face the axe from Guyana’s number one team.

Theo Henry of Guyana in action at the USA Sevens, round four of the HSBC Sevens World Series. Photo: IRB/Martin Seras Lima

Guyana’s Sevens team crash to heavy defeats

Guyana’s National Rugby Sevens side failed to make the expected impact crashing to two heavy defeats against England and Argentina on the opening day of the International Rugby Board (iRB) HSBC World Sevens Series tournament in Las Vegas, United States of America.

Mark  Lashley

Oasis Café tourney now Wednesday

Heavy rainfall last Thursday forced the postponement of the Oasis Café Team Golf tournament but organizers are hoping to stage the event on Wednesday, a public holiday at the Lusignan Golf Course.

Bissoondyal Singh’s DCB issues statement

The Bissondyal Singh faction of the Demerara Cricket Board (DCB) issued a statement late last night urging members of the public to disregard the tape that was aired on CNS Channel 6 about the Special General Meeting on January 17 at the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) boardroom.

Dorado Swim Club in the lead

Dorado Swim Club emerged in the lead after the first day of the Guyana Amateur Swimming Association (GASA) Inter-club meet being held at the Castellani Pool was completed on Friday.

June Azore

Conditions at women’s lock-ups inhumane

With mounting complaints about the condition of the East La Penitence lock-ups, where female detainees are forced to sleep on the concrete floor and endure the stench of filthy toilets, women’s rights groups and the local human rights body are urging the relevant authority to rectify the situation.

T&T, CCC scrap for supremacy

ST. AUGUSTINE, Trinidad, CMC – Another resilient, lower-order knock from Rayad Emrit brought Trinidad & Tobago back to life, and allowed them to capture first innings points in the WICB Regional first-class championship against Combined Campuses & Colleges yesterday.