Daily Archive: Sunday, June 21, 2015

Articles published on Sunday, June 21, 2015

Nandy Park miner shot dead through window

At about 0140h. today, the police say that shots were discharged through the bedroom window of the residence of miner Travis Rudder, 26 years, of Nandy Park, EBD, hitting him and his fiancé Mawanza Gill and his one year six months old son Travis Rudder Jnr.

David Granger

When PPP/C takes up seats, gov’t will reach out to it – Granger

President David Granger says that when the PPP/C takes up its 32 seats in Parliament, the government will be able to reach out to it for more inclusive governance and he acknowledged that parts of the agreement underpinning the historic alliance between APNU and the AFC collide with the Constitution and would therefore have to await reforms In an exclusive interview with the Stabroek News last Friday the Head of State said it was following legal advice this would have been discovered.

 Students and other passengers disembarking a speedboat

Vreed-en-Hoop

Vreed-en-Hoop, West Coast Demerara was bustling as with dark clouds hanging overhead, everyone was hurrying to get about their business done before the rains came.

Shabazz names U23 squad

The Golden Jaguars u-23 squad for the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) leg of the 2016 Olympic Qualifiers was officially named yesterday by Head-Coach Jamal Shabazz.

Simultaneous demise!

AFTER Australia’s lop-sided victories over the West Indies in the two Tests in Dominica and Jamaica earlier this month, a foreboding headline appeared in the Melbourne Age over a piece by its chief sports columnist, Greg Baum.

LUCAS STOCK INDEXThe Lucas Stock Index (LSI) remained unchanged in trading during the third period of June 2015.  The stocks of three companies were traded with 22,732 shares changing hands.  There were no Climbers and no Tumblers.  In the meanwhile, the shares of Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL), Demerara Tobacco Company (DTC), and Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (BTI) remained unchanged on the sale of 22,562; 120 and 50 shares respectively.

Let the courts decide

  The word forensic   Over the past month or so, Guyanese have heard the words forensic auditing come into frequent use in relation to the activities of the past government.

New initiatives keeping gun crimes down, Blanhum says

The police, through increased patrols, roadblocks, raids and other crime fighting initiatives, have successfully managed to keep gun-related crimes down, according to Crime Chief Wendell Blanhum who said yesterday that the type of robberies being reported in the media has created an impression that there is an increase in crime.