Daily Archive: Monday, September 12, 2016

Articles published on Monday, September 12, 2016

Oswald  Rambarran

Taxi driver gunned down

A  West Ruimveldt taxi driver was gunned down around 8.30 pm  yesterday in Albouystown and succumbed while receiving  medical attention at the Georgetown Public Hospital.

CPCE attracts more than 1,800 applications

This year, the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) received more than 1,800 applications for its programmes: Associate Degree in Education (Two Years); Associate Degree in Education (One Year); and, Trained Teachers Certificate (Three Years).

Women beat Fiji, men lose to Macau

Guyana’s women’s team at the International Chess federation (FIDE) 32nd annual Chess Olympiad in Baku, Azerbaijan won their second match but the men’s team, with top player Anthony Drayton absent lost to Macau in ninth round action yesterday.

Action between Victoria Kings and BV/Triumph in the East Coast of Demerara zone of the Namilco Thunderbolt Flour U17 National Championships

Victoria Kings in come-from-behind win

Victoria Kings came from behind to defeat Beterverwagting (BV)/Triumph 2-1 when the East Coast of Demerara zone of the National Milling Company (Namilco) Thunderbolt Flour U17 National Championships continued yesterday.

Shoddy work repeated on same street

Dear Editor, The residents of Cotton Field, Essequibo Coast made several telephone calls to me while I was in Georgetown complaining that a contractor was doing shoddy work on the street leading from the public road to the Anna Regina Multilateral School.

Cameron defends WICB performance but mum on Simmons, Holder

ROSEAU, Dominica, CMC – West Indies Cricket Board president, Dave Cameron, on Saturday evaded questions on the future of head coach Phil Simmons and Test captain Jason Holder, choosing rather to launch a robust defence of his board’s performance in the face of mounting public criticism.

Baishanlin

Coming after years of serious questions about Baishanlin’s conduct here, the decision last week by the Guyana Forestry Commission (GFC) to repossess the Chinese company’s forestry concessions will be seen as a positive development in ensuring the accountability of foreign investors and the judicious development of the country’s resources.

Facebook posts

Photos  by Jonelle Fields This week we asked the public’s opinion on whether or not workers should post comments about fellow co-workers on Facebook or other social media   Jameel Grahame ‘It is my opinion that the principle of freedom of expression is grounded in controversial commentary.