Daily Archive: Monday, June 19, 2017

Articles published on Monday, June 19, 2017

Silence on $605m probes

Silence continues from both the Public Procurement Commission (PPC)  and the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPHC) Board, three months after their respective investigations began into the over-$605M emergency purchase of drugs fast-tracked by Minister of Public Health, Volda Lawrence.

Captain of Sparta Boss Sheldon Shepherd (centre) receiving the championship trophy from Xtreme Cleaners CEO Shanae Gomes in the presence of his teammates following the 7-4 win over Tucville. Also in the picture are Director of Sport Christopher Jones (left) and Banks DIH Limited Outdoor Events Manager Mortimer Stewart (right).

Sparta still the Boss!

The Sparta Boss dynasty continued on Saturday as a Gregory Richardson helmet-trick secured them the Xtreme Cleaners/GT Beer Gold Rush Futsal championships downing Tucville 7-4 at the National Gymnasium, Mandela Avenue.

Mental element in cricket important

Dear Editor, Immediately preceding this series the Australian board fought with its cricketers, and the Indian cricketers, normally burdened by Pakistan`s greater motivation to beat India than India`s motivation to defeat Pakistan, had to deal with the additional stress of having such a serious dispute with their board that there was some doubt as to whether they would participate in the competition.

Managing Director of Unicomer Group, Clyde de Haas (second from right) being assisted by the President of Giftland Mall, Roy Beepat (right), Deodat Indar (second from left) and the store’s manager, Rondell Bristol for the ceremonial cutting of the ribbon to declare the store open

RadioShack opens up at Giftland

RadioShack officially opened its doors at the Giftland Mall on Friday, despite filing again for bankruptcy in the United States in March, but its franchise holder assured that Guyana is not affected by that.

Men’s health

During Men’s Health Week, the man/woman in the street were asked to speak on their lifestyles and what they do to maintain their health or to encourage their significant others to lead healthy lifestyles.

Wales promises 

When the government made the earth-shattering announcement on January 18, 2016, that cane operations at the Wales estate would end on December 31, 2016 it sugar-coated the announcement with a number of promises to  find gainful employment for the hundreds who would have to be retrenched and to extend a lifeline to the community which faced grave jeopardy.