Daily Archive: Monday, September 21, 2015

Articles published on Monday, September 21, 2015

Police respond on Shivnarine Chanderpaul incident

The Guyana Police Force is responding to an article published in the Guyana Chronicle on Saturday September 19, 2015, under the caption “Immigration Officer must apologise to Chanderpaul” and which was penned by Hema Ramcharran, the Coordinator/Secretary, of the Indian Action Committee.

Oswald Yaw

Alleged Herstelling hitman remanded

Oswald Junior Yaw, who allegedly killed Herstelling block maker Nathan Andrew Persaud based on a verbal contract with Persaud’s wife Beverly, was today remanded to prison after appearing before a city court to answer to a murder charge.

Minister lauds equality forum

Minister of Social Cohesion, Amna Ally, yesterday attended the Guyana Equality Forum’s Peace Day, Novelty Sports and Health Fair organised by the Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination (SASOD), in collaboration with the United States Embassy and the Peace Corps.

Gov’t identifies three priority sites for hydro

Government has identified Moco Moco, Kato and Tumatumari as priority sites for small hydropower systems and says a 300 megawatts hydropower plant can cater for Guyana’s current and future energy needs but in its latest outline of plans to lower carbon emissions, makes no mention of Amaila Falls.

Cleveland ‘Little Kenyan’ Forde crossing the finish line all alone to regain the top honors of annual Courts 10K Run yesterday.

Distance King regains throne

It was like last year never happened for Cleveland Forde. The heartache of having to sit out the 2014 Courts 10k is definitely a thing of the past after the local distance king regained his throne following yet another dominant performance in yesterday’s run.

Ramnarine under fire for taking issue with TTCB

PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC-Former West Indies Players’ Association (WIPA) president Dinanath Ramnarine has come under fire for criticizing the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board’s (TTCB) position on the sacking of Denesh Ramdin as captain of the West Indies Cricket team.

Day wins BMW, becomes world number one

LAKE FOREST, Illinois, (Reuters) – Jason Day claimed his fourth victory in six starts and surged to the world number one ranking after going wire-to-wire to win the BMW Championship by six shots yesterday.

Jagmohan Dalmiya

Former ICC chief Dalmiya dies at 75

KOLKATA, (Reuters) – Former International Cricket Council (ICC) chief Jagmohan Dalmiya, hailed as the architect of India’s rise as the game’s financial superpower, passed away in a private hospital in Kolkata yesterday.

What the Linden IMC Councillors say about issues that need addressing

Interviews and photos by Jeffrey Trotman Chairman of the Linden IMC Orrin Gordon and the rest of IMC members expressed disappointment at the July statutory meeting over the slow pace at which the current administration is moving to meet their expectations, which include reopening the Kara Kara Toll Point, making speedy arrangements for a new system of operating the Mackenzie-Wismar Bridge, increasing councillors’ stipend and employees’ wages among other issues that they feel should be urgently addressed.

Guyana Goldfields project

Tuesday’s formal opening of Guyana Goldfields’ Aurora mining project will again place under close examination the quantum of benefits accruing to the country in return for the extraction of its non-renewable mineral wealth.

Filling up

        Filling up: Children filling water containers from a pipeline submerged in a drain at Buxton, East Coast Demerara.