Daily Archive: Friday, September 16, 2016

Articles published on Friday, September 16, 2016

Airport authority to be set up soon

The establishment of the awaited National Airport Authority can be expected soon, according to Minister of Public Infrastructure David Patterson, who also reported yesterday that a review of operations at the Eugene F Correia International Airport (EFCIA) has been completed.

Ramnaresh Sarwan receives the plaque from his former Headmistress at Stella Maris `Primary School, Mrs Natalie Author.

Sars calls it a day

Ramnaresh Sarwan, one of the most prolific West Indies batsmen over the last decade, formally hung up his gloves yesterday as he called time on a remarkable career which began under a tree as a student of the Stella Maris Primary School.

Elite League facing crisis

A major blow has been dealt to the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Elite League as six clubs have signaled their intention not to commence the second season of the event due to several pertinent issues.

CFU swansong for Captain Nurse ?

Long serving Golden Jaguars captain Chris Nurse said the ongoing Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Caribbean Cup Qualifiers could be his last international campaign with the Senior National setup.

After the Ogle inquiry

The passage of time and the unfolding evidence of some crucial directions in which Guyana’s development appears to be heading underscores the importance of the country’s aviation sector and more particularly the Eugene F.

Man United beaten by Feyenoord

LONDON,(Reuters) – Manchester United’s first appearance in the Europa League group stage ended in disappointment after Feyenoord’s Tonny Trindade applied a slide-rule finish late in the second half to secure a 1-0 win on Thursday.

Why are the ministries and MARAD not addressing the sunken dragger problem?

Dear Editor, As hardships for miners and residents of the Middle and Upper Mazaruni mount, due to the sunken river dragger which has blocked the river channel and is preventing the only form of public transport to those areas – jet boats – from operating, a very strong finger of reprimand must be pointed at the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Ministry of Public Infrastructure for their lax handling of the situation.

Kitco Market Data

Gold Prices for the three-day period  ending Thursday September 15, 2016                    Kitco is a Canadian company that buys and sells precious metals such as gold, copper and silver.

Raising awareness of child abuse

Raising awareness of child abuse: These paintings done by sexually-abused children lined the entrance of the Georgetown Magistrates’ Courts complex yesterday as part of an initiative to bring awareness to law enforcement officials.

Prices Prepared by the Guyana Marketing Corporation

(Prepared by the Guyana Marketing Corporation and published by Stabroek Business as a public service)                              The New Guyana Marketing Corporation has agreed to provide us with the above information which we will publish on a weekly basis subject to receipt.

Transporting harvested coconuts

Report on Caribbean coconut shortage `not surprising’ – Trotz

Even as the role of coconut continues to grow in significance, the recent revelation that regional supplies of the fruit may be dwindling to the detriment of the continually expanding demand for its by-products is one that must be taken seriously, Raymond Trotz, Chairman of the National Coconut Stakeholders Platform told Stabroek Business.

Discriminatory practices

In August 2015, the City Constabulary of the Georgetown Mayor & City Council terminated the services of three trainee city constables on the basis of them becoming pregnant before the expiration of a specified two year window during which they were prohibited from becoming pregnant.