Daily Archive: Sunday, June 7, 2015

Articles published on Sunday, June 7, 2015

Tameshwar Beekham

Ex-con begs forgiveness for misdeeds

An ex-convict, who committed a series of fraudulent conversions and obtained money by false pretence, said that after spending over seven years in jail his life is now transformed and he wants to apologize to everyone he would have wronged, as he now totally regrets his actions.

Correspondent banking is in danger of collapse

A few days ago the London Financial Times carried an interesting commentary on the growing problem that financial institutions in smaller nations such as those in the Caribbean are having in establishing or maintaining a relationship with correspondent banks in North America, Europe or other parts of the developed world.

Some of the youth rugby players along with Scotiabank’s Robb Street staffers pose with the cheque at the National Park yesterday.

Scotia banks on youth rugby

Scotiabank continued its support for grassroots rugby yesterday when its representatives braved the inclement weather at the National Park to hand over a cheque worth $770,000 to the GRFU to aid in the youth development of the discipline.

Doing jobs properly

The new government is going to need to plan wisely and execute efficiently, but of the two I think the actual doing is where the nation has lately been falling way short and is where a huge improvement is essential.

Knights soar past Eagles 58-45

Knights brushed aside Eagles 58-45 in an Open division fixture when the Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association (GABA) ‘King of the Hard Court’ Championship continued on Friday at the Burnham Court.

Scrubbed,cut & seasoned
Photo by Cynthia Nelson

Sweet Potato Fries

I have a special place in my heart for French Fries but give me a plate full of freshly harvested sweet potatoes that have been converted to oven-fries and I would easily find myself torn.

 ‘Woman’ 1989 by Winston Strict (Leather) (Courtesy of Castellani House)

Guyanese art

What is Guyanese Art? To what extent can this be answered by the exhibition ‘Abs-tract Art in the National Collection currently on show at the National Gallery, Castellani House?

Irrational choices

Early news The early news that has emerged from the new administration about the financial condition of Guyana is not good and one fears that it is likely to worsen as the stories about the condition of different parts of the economy unfold.