Daily Archive: Monday, September 26, 2016

Articles published on Monday, September 26, 2016

Ballistics contradicts version of cop in shooting of woman -Police

In relation to the accidental shooting of Jean Rodrigues on Tuesday September 20, 2016, the Guyana Police Force today said  that following ballistic and other examinations, the results of which contradict that of the police constable and the suspect, the constable has been removed from that type of duty, to another area as the investigation continues.

Daniel Floy (centre) of Uitvlugt Secondary in the process of unleashing a powerful goal bound strike during his team’s win over Vreed-en-Hoop Secondary in the Secondary School final of the Ministry of Social Protection West Demerara football championships Saturday.

Uitvlugt, Den Amstel crowned champs

Uitvlugt walked away with Secondary School title while Den Amstel copped the Primary School accolade when the inaugural Ministry of Social Protection West Demerara Football Championship concluded Saturday at the Den Amstel ground.

New players fine-tune preparation for ODI series

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates,  CMC – West Indies one-day players arriving here over the weekend trained with the full unit for the first time on Sunday, as they fine-tuned their preparation for the start of the three-match series in Sharjah next Friday.

Over last week…Gunmen kill 15 in Montego Bay

(Jamaica Gleaner) For some residents of Montego Bay St James it is the smell of blood which will be their lasting memory of last week, for others it will be the sound of gunfire and the acrid smell of gun smoke, still others will never forget the haunting cries of persons who had their friends and relatives killed by marauding gunmen.

What form will gov’t/private sector partnership on oil and gas take?

Dear Editor, In one of the dailies I read that the recent world class offshore oil discovery by Exxon Mobil Co, (the world’s largest publicly traded international oil and gas company) has firmly launched Guyana’s hydrocarbon industry and that the Government of Guyana was proposing in association with the Private Sector to construct an onshore base with associated infrastructure in order to support and serve the fledgling offshore Oil and Gas Sector.

New Zealand 93-4 chasing 434

KANPUR, India, (Reuters) – India set New Zealand an improbable 434-run victory target and then blew away the visitors’ top order in yesterday’s final session to close in on a resounding win in the first test.

Juice contract and transparency

After many years of PPP/C governance during which there was a heavy veil drawn across the huge procurement sector, the people of this country have an excellent opportunity to begin learning how decisions are made osn high value public contracts and whether they can stand up to scrutiny.

Guyana should accept a number of refugees

Dear Editor, Our benign President David Granger, in his noble address recently to the United Nations General Assembly on the matter of the current migrant crisis, noted that the situation “if left unattended or unresolved, can escalate into regional and even global crises, which can threaten the existence of larger numbers of persons in wider areas, even beyond their country’s borders.”

Gays leaving Barbados for Canada

(Barbados Nation) Members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community in Barbados are continuing to seek asylum in Canada, England and the United States because they fear persecution at home.