Daily Archive: Thursday, November 10, 2016

Articles published on Thursday, November 10, 2016

Stafanie Taylor

Windies eyeing World Cup qualification

VIJAYAWADA, India,  CMC – West Indies Women will look to turn the page on a disappointing recent series against England and sew up qualification for next year’s ICC World Cup, when they take on India in the first of three One-Day Internationals starting here today.The

The house that was attacked  and where the robbery occurred.

Bandits storm Rohee’s house

Three armed bandits invaded the Eccles, East Bank Demerara home of People’s Progressive Party (PPP) General Secretary and former Minister of Home Affairs, Clement Rohee yesterday morning during which they assaulted two maids and carted off an undisclosed amount of cash and jewellery.

10 km Classic launched

The cream of the nation’s distance athletes along with their South American and Caribbean counterparts will put their talents on display on November 20 in the second leg of the IAAF South American 10km Classic.

Powell to lead Hurricanes

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Resurgent batsman Kieran Powell has been named to lead a strong Leeward Islands Hurricanes squad for the opening round of the Regional first class season starting tomorrow.

Sophia water woes should end by early next week

The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) has failed to keep its promise to restore water supply to residents of ‘E’ and ‘D’ Fields, Sophia by mid-October, but its Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr Richard Van West-Charles said yesterday that residents should be able to have access to running water by the end of this week or by early next week.

9-Aside Football

Berbice crushed Stores by a 6-2 scoreline when the Banks DIH Limited Inter-Department 9-Aside Football Championship commenced on Tuesday at the Thirst Park ground.

Global shock over Trump win

(Reuters) – Republican Donald Trump put aside the celebrations and focused yesterday on his 73-day transition to the White House as rival Hillary Clinton promised to bury the bitterness of their long presidential race and work to unify a divided country.

Disgrace

Dear Editor, It is simply a national disgrace that fifty years after Independence from Britain, Guyana still has no regular or reliable electrical power supply for its people.

WOLADY and the Right to Know

A leading American, independent investigative institution wants the outgoing Barack Obama-administration to finally release still secret documents, under the country’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA),  related to the surviving mastermind of the 1976 twin-bombing of the Cubana Airliner.

Democracy won

In what was a shock to most of the world and many in America, early yesterday morning Mr Donald J Trump pulled off a stunning victory over Democratic presidential nominee Mrs Hillary Clinton and will be sworn-in as the 45th president of the United States come January.