Daily Archive: Sunday, January 24, 2016

Articles published on Sunday, January 24, 2016

At Da Silva’s Slipway

Roden Rust

Story and photos by Shabna Rahman In the otherwise quiet village of Roden Rust, East Bank Essequibo, residents would like to see one thing changed: that is the removal of a sawmill that is causing dust pollution.

Man held over Baroda bank robbery

One person is currently in custody in connection with last Friday’s armed robbery of the Bank of Baroda branch at Mon Repos and Crime Chief Wendell Blanhum says investigators are searching for the man suspected to have led the attack.

City taxi operators listen attentively to Town Clerk Royston King as he outlines the measures the city hopes to implement in efforts to bring order to the operations of taxis in its environs.

City moving to regulate taxis

The Georgetown Mayor and City Council (M&CC) is moving to regulate the operations of taxis in the city, which may see fees being charged on properties used as bases as well as the demarcation of special zones for independent drivers.

Shivnarine Chanderpaul

Chanderpaul will be missed

By Tony Cozier It is typical of the present state of West Indies cricket that Shivnarine Chanderpaul’s retirement from the game he mastered in his peculiar style for 21 years, 164 Tests and 268 ODIs should have been inappropriately shrouded in controversy.

Cricket riot at Bourda

Living in Guyana makes one very aware (I have written about this, as have others) that we simply don’t know many aspects of our country’s history that are essential to propelling us to see it in terms of unity as opposed to division.

Red Force fast bowler Rayad Emrit celebrates the dismissal of  opener Dwayne Smith. (Photo courtesy WICB Media)

Repeat champs!

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Trinidad and Tobago Red Force were crowned Regional Super50 champions for a second straight year after dominating a star-studded Barbados Pride by 72 runs in a lopsided Final here last night.

The First Skipper

66 Waterloo Street, Georgetown,Demerara. 10th September, 1882 Dear Father and Mother, I trust that this letter will find you both in the best of health and in good spirits.

Loss

At eighty-two years of age one must expect to factor attendance at funerals into one’s monthly (weekly?)

South Africa wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock on the go during his maiden test century an innings which included 17 fours and two sixes.

Captain Cook steadies England after De Kock ton

PRETORIA, (Reuters) – England’s captain Alastair Cook posted his first half-century of the series against South Africa with an unbeaten 67 as they finished on 138 for two, still 337 runs behind, at the close on the second day of the final test yesterday.

Heavy lifting

Heavy lifting: This woman was snapped by SN photographer Keno George yesterday in ‘B’ Field Sophia on her way home from the market.