Daily Archive: Monday, March 31, 2014

Articles published on Monday, March 31, 2014

Gail Teixeira

Law school back on agenda

Giving Guyana its own law school has climbed higher on Cabinet’s list of priorities in light of the  recent decision against Guyanese and other non-UWI law students gaining automatic admission to the Hugh Wooding Law School, says Presidential Advisor on Governance Gail Teixeira.

T&T police differ from cops here in probing ministers

The file on Finance Minister, Dr Ashni Singh’s car accident has been sent by the police to the Director of Public Prosecu-tions (DPP) for advice in line with “longstanding tradition” but the Trinidad Top Cop who is now probing an allegation against a minister on the Twin-Island Republic says such matters require no consulting with the DPP.

Annai now able to measure forest carbon

Annai is one of several Amerindian communities which are now able to measure the carbon contained in their forests and the north Rupununi village hopes to become the first community to join a scheme under the Guyana-Norway partnership and receive funds for protecting its forests.

FITUG welcomes budget measures

President of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FITUG) Carvil Duncan says the federation supports the 2014 national budget as, like those in the past, it continues to focus on the working class, poor and elderly.

Defending champs edge Tucville Secondary

Defending champions Charlestown Secondary edged Tucville Secondary 3-2 when the male edition of the Pepsi/Scotia Bank u-15 football tournament continued at the Ministry of Education ground, Carifesta Avenue on Saturday.

Budget 2014

Very early into his 2014 budget presentation, Finance Minister Dr Ashni Singh expressed great pride that the country had experienced eight consecutive years of GDP growth with last year’s being  5.2%.