Daily Archive: Tuesday, October 4, 2016

Articles published on Tuesday, October 4, 2016

Minister meets Mexican archivists

The Minister within the Ministry of Education, Nicolette Henry (second from right) received a courtesy call yesterday from the Mexican Ambassador, Ivan Roberto Sierra Medel (left) and the two visiting archiving experts Erick Cardoso Espinoza, Information Technology Director of the National Archives of Mexico and Sebastian Alcerreca Alcocer, Technical Software Development Manager of the National Archives of Mexico.

Private sector meets government on agri plans

Yesterday, members of the Private Sector Commission (PSC) headed by Chair, Agriculture Sub-Committee  Annette Arjoon-Martins met with Agriculture Minister, Noel Holder, Permanent Secretary, George Jervis and Heads of Department within the Ministry of Agriculture to looks at ways in which future collaborating can be afforded to further push Agriculture in the Region.

Hurting’ Bravo says Simmons sacking has left squad demoralized

RT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Veteran West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo yesterday revealed that the West Indies Cricket Board’s decision to axe “trusted” head coach Phil Simmons on the day of the squad’s departure for Dubai, had left the Caribbean side demoralized for the ongoing limited overs tour against Pakistan.

Drop Pollard for final ODI, urges legend Waqar

SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates, CMC – Legendary Pakistan fast bowler, Waqar Younis, believes Kieron Pollard is hurting West Indies team morale with his lackadaisical approach and should be axed for tomorrow’s final One-Day International against Pakistan.

NSBF U16 semi-finalists decided

Mackenzie High, Marian Academy, Plaisance and St. Rose’s sealed contrasting quarterfinal victories in the U16 section when the National School Basketball Festival continued on Sunday at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

It is not necessary for the government to compulsorily acquire land at Middle and Carmichael; there are numerous state-owned properties and empty plots across the city

Dear Editor, The move by the government to compulsorily acquire a piece of private property at the corner of Middle and Carmichael streets, in the heart of Georgetown, under the Acquisition of Land for Public Purposes Act, has sent chills down the spines of right-thinking Guyanese, especially property owners.

Government and small business

Dear Editor, It may be opportune while government procurement is topical, to remind all stakeholders that the Small Business Act No 2/2004 of the Laws of Guyana (Section 11(1) provides (inter alia), that government shall use its best efforts to ensure that at least twenty per cent of the procurement of its goods and services is obtained from small businesses, annually.

Fast bowler Shakera Selman … has returned to the Windies Women squad to face Sri Lanka.

Selman out, Giddings in for England series

ST  JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Experienced seamer and vice-captain, Shakera Selman, has been left out of a 13-member West Indies Women’s squad named on Monday for the first three One-Day Internationals of the five-match series against England Women starting next weekend in Jamaica.

Uitvlugt outgun Jetty Gunners

Uitvlugt maintained their unbeaten record in the Stag Beer sponsored West Demerara Football Association (WDFA) Senior League, riddling Jetty Gunners 10-0 Sunday at the Den Amstel ground.

An apology is not enough

Quite what possessed the authorities at the Santa Rosa Secondary School to strip search female students in relation to the matter of a missing sum of money is unclear.