Daily Archive: Sunday, October 30, 2016

Articles published on Sunday, October 30, 2016

US to help with border surveillance

The United States has given a commitment to assist Guyana with the surveillance of its porous borders to help reduce the entrance of drugs and small arms into the country, Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan said.

Silent despair

To be living in Guyana and coping with the daily dysfunctions in this and that, is to notice that while we are aware of the various big projects needing attention, the creeping feeling of despair rather comes from the small malfunctions that seem to confront us – some of them going on for years – on a daily basis.

James Comey

Clinton takes on US FBI director in latest email flap

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla/GOLDEN, Colo (Reuters) – Hillary Clinton yesterday challenged FBI Director James Comey to provide a fuller explanation of investigative steps he is taking related to her use of a private email server, as the Democratic presidential candidate accused him of “deeply troubling” behaviour 10 days before the US elections.

Lifting for good bones

In response to last week’s column about how it’s possible to achieve a slim waistline by shedding extra belly fat while maintaining curves so to speak, I received some emails from concerned women who would like to just ‘tone up’ without lifting.

 A float in last year’s Diwali motorcade in Georgetown (Stabroek News file photo/Keno George)

Diwali and cultural change

Cultural change continues to be a very interesting study. We have from time to time commented on factors of change in Guyana and the Caribbean and have remarked at what has been observed in some cultural traditions.

Westbrook shines with 51 as Thunder beat Suns in OT

—Irving hits clutch three-pointer to help Cavs beat Raptors (The Sports Xchange) – Russell Westbrook posted scored 51 points to go along with a triple double to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder to an 113-110 overtime victory over the Phoenix Suns Friday at the Chesapeake Energy Arena.