Daily Archive: Sunday, March 6, 2011

Articles published on Sunday, March 6, 2011

Is a year enough?

The group responsible for implementing the programme under the UN-designated International Year for People of African Descent (IYPAD), exotically named the “Central Committee,” along with the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, have come up with an interesting programme of activities to mark the occasion.

Fire eating away at the four buildings at Grove, East Bank Demerara this afternoon, before the fire tenders arrived.

Fire razes four buildings at Grove

A fire yesterday, which reportedly started after gas bottles exploded in a Chinese Restaurant at Grove, East Bank Demerara, flattened four buildings and scorched a fifth, leaving behind millions of dollars in damage and some 29 people homeless.

Bharrat Jagdeo

Poor sports!

President Bharrat Jagdeo, on Friday evening said sports in Guyana was underfunded, was a victim of other elements of the society and called for a virtual overhaul of the system in the country in an effort to achieve greater success.

  Darren Sammy

Balancing Act!

By Tony Cozier At the ICC World Cup In DELHI As the West Indies flew out of Dhaka yesterday, their transport swept past a small group of fans carrying placards proclaiming “Sorry WI” and “We love you, WI”.

A deplorable street in the village.

Bush Lot

From a farming and a fishing community, Bush Lot Village, West Coast Berbice which has a population of over 10,000 has developed tremendously with residents establishing various types of business.

Travis Grant

Pele, Riddim Squad in contrasting wins

Pele Football Club, spearheaded by a double from Travis `Zorro’ Grant whipped Seawall United 5-1 while Riddim Squad edged Den Amstel 3-2 Friday night at the Georgetown Football Club as  the Mayor’s Cup Invitational knockout tournament got underway.

Black Caiman (Photo by V Benn)

Black Caiman

Guyana is home to four species of Caiman including the Spectacled Caiman, Black Caiman and two species of Dwarf Caiman; they are classified in the subfamily Alligatoridae and are often mistaken for alligators.

Machel takes Soca Monarch crown

(Trinidad Guardian) After delivering what many fans consider to be his best performance of the season Machel Montano claimed the two million dollar grand prize in the Power Soca category at the 2011 International Soca Monarch Competition at the Hasley Crawford Stadium on Friday night.

Legal Practitioners (Amendment) Act 2010 Continued

(2)  In any matter or hearing before any Court, where the Court considers that an act referred to in subsection (1) has been committed by an attorney- at-law other than the Attorney General or a Law Officer, the Court may make or cause the Registrar to make an application to the Committee in respect of the attorney- at-law under that subsection.

A sturdy (neutered) male dog, who is very alert, waits expectantly at the GSPCA for some kind soul to offer him a good home

Poisonings

ContinuedSnake bite There was a time whenever I heard ‘snake bite’ as a cause of death, especially among domestic livestock, I used to laugh and deem it an embarrassment diagnosis.