Daily Archive: Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Articles published on Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo is at centre (GINA photo)

Oil and gas planning

A team from the United States Embassy and Deloitte Advisory met with Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo, today, to discuss regulatory planning for the Oil and Gas sector, GINA said.

Road maintenance closures

The Special Projects Unit (SPU), under the Ministry of Public Infrastructure, wishes to inform the general public that Brickdam, Stabroek, between Avenue of the Republic and Camp Street, will be closed to facilitate maintenance road works.

Analysis: AFC, gov’t face delicate Harmon talks

Just shy of a year since the APNU+AFC coalition swept the PPP/C out of office, the AFC and the government face delicate talks over how to address serious differences and contain a burgeoning scandal around Minister of State Joseph Harmon without undermining their February 14, 2015 alliance.

TIGI to seek meeting with Harmon

Transparency Institute Guyana Inc (TIGI) last night said it will request a meeting with embattled Minister of State Joseph Harmon and send him a series of questions about his conduct and it is maintaining its stand on the corrupt nature of the minister’s actions.

The Guyana Jaguars team pose with GCB Secretary Anand Sanasie (center) and James Bond NSC representative. (Orlando Charles photo)

Golden night!

On Tuesday evening, the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) celebrated the recent performances of its players at the Regional and International levels with a dinner and presentation ceremony.

DDL says to pay GRA $1.5b in tax settlement

Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL) yesterday said that an “amicable settlement” has been reached with the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) in a longstanding dispute over Consumption Tax which will see it paying $1.5b to GRA to settle all claims up to March 9, 2016.

Fired REOs still to be paid

Dear Editor, It is with a sense of hopelessness that I write this letter to vent my frustration over the ‘Good Life’ Coalition Government’s failure to date to pay off the Regional Executive Officers (REOs) who were arbitrarily dismissed from the Public Service last year.

Luckie nets twice in Royal Youths win

Royal Youths continued their impressive displays in the inaugural Guyana Beach Soccer Association (GBSA) Corona Beer national championships, dismissing High Stars 5-1 Saturday at the Bayroc Beach Facility, Linden.

PPP/C protestors in front of the Ministry of the Presidency

PPP pickets President’s office over Bulkan appointments

The People Progressive’s Party (PPP) yesterday led a protest outside of the Ministry of the Presidency over the decision by Minister of Communities Ronald Bulkan to appoint the Mayor of Mabaruma and the chairpersons of five Neighbourhood Democratic Councils (NDCs) following tied council votes.

Tevin Imlach

DCC, GDF to clash in GCA division one final

The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) and the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) will meet in the final of the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) first- division two-day competition after securing first innings points in their respective semi-final encounters over the weekend.

United States presidential elections

With American presidential elections due in November this year, the preliminary stages of candidates facing what are described as primary elections within their own parties, are beginning to come to a climax, as the various pretenders to the throne are winnowed out, or voluntarily leave the race.