Daily Archive: Monday, February 27, 2017

Articles published on Monday, February 27, 2017

Linden TV licence still in limbo

Four and a half years after an agreement was signed for the people of Linden to have their own television station – part of the pact with the then PPP/C government following bitter protests and the deaths of three men in 2012 – the residents of the mining community are still waiting for it to become operational.

Messi strikes late again to sink Atletico

MADRID, (Reuters) – Lionel Messi came to Barcelona’s rescue for the second time in a week by snatching a late winner to give his side a barely deserved 2-1 win at Atletico Madrid yesterday which provisionally took the champions top of La Liga.

CARICOM summit produced no meaningful results

Dear Editor, At the opening ceremony of the 28th Inter-Sessional Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of CARICOM which was held in Guyana on February 16-17, Ambassador Irwin LaRocque, CARICOM Secretary-General and Chairman, David Granger failed once again to present meaningful and concrete policies and programmes for implementation for the social and economic growth and development of Community Members to enable them to service their heavy debts and provide employment opportunities for their people.

Gayle finds form to blast Kings into playoffs

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, CMC – Opener Chris Gayle finally found his touch while West Indies teammate Kieron Pollard once again had a crucial role with the bat, as Karachi Kings won their second game in as many days, to power into the playoffs of the Pakistan Super League here yesterday.

President urges men to assume their rightful place:

   President David Granger yesterday issued a called for men to assume their rightful place in the home, to treat their partners as their equals and to assume greater responsibility for their children so as to reduce the incidence of dysfunctional households in which anti-social behaviour could flourish, a release from the Ministry of the Presidency said.

India’s Virat Kohli, Ravichandran Ashwin and Umesh Yadav will be hoping that the first test defeat acts as a wake-up call for the entire team. (Reuters photo)

India hope Pune rout acts as wake-up call

PUNE, India, (Reuters) – India will be hoping that by the end of March their Pune capitulation can be viewed from the lofty heights of a seventh consecutive test series triumph as an aberration that acted as a brutal wake up call to the world’s number one side.

The other vehicle, PTT 8030

Smash up!

These two motor cars, PJJ 8498 and PTT 8030 were damaged on Saturday afternoon after one of the drivers allegedly failed to stop at the intersection of Camp Street and Brickdam.

Cabinet’s no-objection

After great expectations that the long-awaited Public Procurement Commission (PPC) would immediately relieve government of the responsibility of giving the green light to contracts over $15m, the public has now been told differently.