Daily Archive: Monday, September 5, 2016

Articles published on Monday, September 5, 2016

Former PS Anandjit aggrieved over non-renewal of contract

Former Permanent Secretary (PS) of the Legal Affairs Ministry, Indira Anandjit said on Saturday that the non-renewal of her contract came as a shock particularly as a report by the Auditor General had exonerated her and she charged that a smokescreen was created by the Minister of Legal Affairs Basil Williams to have her removed.

Men’s TT team assured of bronze

Guyana’s national men’s team yesterday defeated Barbados and St Lucia to qualify for the semi-finals of the 59th Senior Caribbean Table Tennis Championships being held at the Pabellón de Tenis de Mesa del Parque del Este, Dominican Republic.

De Arend in comfortable win over Pacesetters

Suriname basketball club De Arend (The Eagles) downed Pacesetters 64-47 when the Guyana Amateur Basketball Federation (GABF) International Series commenced Saturday night at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, Homestretch Avenue.

Hart bemoans T&T sloppiness in Guatemala draw

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Head coach, Stephen Hart, has lamented Trinidad and Tobago’s lack of ruthlessness, following their dramatic 2-2 draw with Guatemala in the CONCACAF fourth round of 2018 World Cup qualifiers here Friday.

`Emerge 5’:

`Emerge 5’: First Lady, Sandra Granger, on Saturday evening attended ‘Emerge 5’, an evening of performances by children, held at the Theatre Guild Playhouse, Kingston.

Spending priorities

When oil and gas revenue becomes available in the next five or six years there will be a long list of priorities to address including matters like public service wages currently facing the government.

A right-wing conspiracy?

Dear Editor, As I follow developments in Brazil and Venezuela I am led to wonder whether or not there is some bigger hand at work in our hemisphere to unseat governments that are perceived to be leftist regardless of whether or not they are democratically elected in free and fair elections.