Daily Archive: Sunday, April 3, 2016

Articles published on Sunday, April 3, 2016

La Jalousie pedestrian dies in accident

The police say that investigations are being conducted into a fatal accident that occurred about 2130h last night on the La Jalousie Public Road, WCD, and which resulted in the death of pedestrian Mohendra Bisnauth, 52 years, of La Jalousie.

Openers Hayley Matthews (right) and captain Stafanie Taylor complete a run during their respective half-centuries during the final of the Twenty20 World Cup. (Photo courtesy WICB Media)

Windies women trounce Australia to win T20 cup

KOLKATA,  (Reuters) – Fifties from Hayley Matthews and Stafanie Taylor powered West Indies to their first women’s World Twenty20 title today, their eight-wicket win at Eden Gardens ending three-times defending champions Australia’s dominance in the tournament.

The Brian Tiwari affair

President David Granger’s swift and decisive action, tersely announced, to terminate the appointment of Mr Brian Tiwari as a government adviser on business, dramatized an event that has titillated the political classes and has energized the media.

We should know

We speak about one nation in Guyana; we refer to it that way in our motto and some of us quote the motto as proof of our oneness. 

Managing localized prostate disease

Satyendra Persaud MBBS DM (Urol) FCCS Registrar, Department of Urology, San Fernando General Hospital, Trinidad and Tobago Last session, I outlined several options for the management of localized disease – that is, when the cancer is only in the prostate and nowhere else.

Correction

A report on the Linden Town Council elections published by this newspaper yesterday under the title ‘Carwyn Holland is Linden’s new chief citizen’ inadvertently excluded Councillor Loma Moseley of the group Linden 2025 among the list of councillors.

Striated Heron in a pond in the Botanical Gardens, Georgetown.  (Photo by Kester Clarke)

Striated Heron

Striated Herons (Butorides striata) are often seen standing still at edge of ponds and trenches where they wait to ambush prey such as small fish, frogs and insects. 

Councillor Harding

Politicians live in a different dimension from the rest of us, which is why they are frequently incapable of relating their actions to their words, or of following through on matters of principle.