Daily Archive: Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Articles published on Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Orville Stewart (left) of Riddim Squad attempting to pass the ball between two players from Mahaica Determinators during their matchup in the 2nd Annual Petra Organization/Limacol Football Championship at the Victoria Ground.

Dean’s hat-trick sinks Riddim Squad

A second half hat-trick from Delroy Dean, the first of the tournament, propelled Mahaica Determinators to a come-from-behind 3-1 win over Riddim Squad when the second annual Petra Organization/Limacol football tournament continued Sunday.

The miners and government should compromise

Dear Editor, The Bartica Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) views with concern the strained relationship between the government and the Guyana Gold and Diamond Miners’Association (GGDMA) over the proposed new tax measures and the threat by miners to close operations if negotiations fail.

Some of the religious leaders with Director of the PANCAP Coordinating Unit Dereck Springer (left, standing), facilitators and UNAIDS representatives. Stooping at right is Roman Catholic Bishop in Guyana Francis Alleyne.

Regional religious leaders meet to examine role in reducing HIV

A two-day consultative forum that brought together 55 religious leaders from 14 Caribbean countries has recommended that more attention be paid to actions that address the reduction of violence against women and girls and include men and boys and that best practices in the area of treatment and care as it relates to HIV/AIDS be supported.

Super win!

HOUSTON, (Reuters) – The New England Patriots pulled off the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history with a stunning overtime victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday that saw Tom Brady cement his status as the game’s all-time greatest quarterback.

California is not ‘out of control,’ leaders tell Trump

SACRAMENTO, Calif (Reuters) – California leaders pushed back yesterday against President Donald Trump’s claim that the state is “out of control,” pointing to its balanced budget and high jobs numbers in the latest dustup between the populist Republican and the progressive state.

Beach football teams aims to qualify for knockout stage

Head coach of the Guyana Beach Football team Abdulla Hamid said that preparation for the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) Beach Soccer championships in The Bahamas is progressing excellently and that the first objective is to qualify for the elimination stages.

Playing monopoly with the Public Service

The setting up by the David Granger administration of a Commission on Inquiry into the Public Service and the government’s subsequent agreement to engage the Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) in talks on Public Servants’ wages, salaries and conditions of service amounted to important breakthroughs for the Public Service given the unwholesome condition in which it had found itself for decades.