Daily Archive: Monday, April 13, 2015

Articles published on Monday, April 13, 2015

Sugar diversification mustn’t cost jobs – Nagamootoo

APNU+AFC’s Prime Ministerial candidate Moses Nagamootoo says while diversification is important to save the sugar industry it must be done in a manner to ensure that workers on the 16,000-strong payroll are not put out of work He pledged that should the coalition win the May 11 general elections all efforts would be made to ensure the longevity of the industry.

Action in the game between Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago rugby 15s sides at Fatima Ground, Port-of-Spain on Saturday.

Silverware for rugby 15s side

The national 15s rugby team returned home yesterday sans silverware as they were narrowly defeated Saturday by Trinidad and Tobago 22-20 in the final of the Southern Zone of the NACRA Championships.

Spieth leads by four at Masters

AUGUSTA, Georgia, (Reuters) – Young gun Jordan Spieth, ice-cool under adversity, remained on track to add his name to golf’s record books as he led by four shots with three holes to play in yesterday’s final round at the Masters.

Water shortage at Mabaruma hospital

Mabaruma residents on Saturday complained that the Mabaruma Hospital was without water and they had to fetch it in buckets from creeks for patients but regional vice-chairman Fermin Singh said he was unaware of any water shortage.

Man still in custody over dismembering

One man who was implicated in the murder of Samantha Benjamin, the dismembered Buxton woman who was found on the Annandale foreshore, is still in custody and the police are waiting for advice from the Director of Public Prosecutions, a source said.

Eon Alleyne (white) of Festival City on the attack against Kitty Weavers during their group stage match in the Busta Football Championships

Bent Street, Festival City score lopsided wins

Bent Street sent a strong warning to the rest of the competitors, dismantling North East La Penitence 6-2 when the inaugural Guyana Beverage Company Busta football tournament continued Saturday at the Georgetown Football Club (GFC) ground.

Blueberry Hill, Silver City Valley Combined

Blueberry Hill and Silver City Valley Combined will contest the final of the Stag Beer sponsored Brooklyn X2 Promotions Inter-Ward knockout football tourney after securing semi-final wins over Amelia’s Ward and Christianburg respectively.

Inflammatory language

During the turbulent sixties, the PPP often accused the private media and in particular the Chronicle of inflammatory reporting intended to provoke strife and mayhem.