Daily Archive: Wednesday, June 21, 2017

Articles published on Wednesday, June 21, 2017

Sheet Anchor woman chopped to death, husband on the run

The Police say they are investigating the murder of Mintie Karamchand, 40, a waitress of Lot 19 Sheet Anchor Village, East Canje, Berbice, which occurred today at the said address, allegedly by her reputed husband who is currently being pursued by a team comprising police and civilians, in the Canje River.

Lewis launches scathing attack on Jagdeo at sugar rally

President of the Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) Lincoln Lewis launched a scathing on former President Bharrat Jagdeo yesterday whilst speaking at the Albion/ Port Mourant Rally and March organised by the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) to express solidarity with sugar workers (see other story on page 16).

Windies worries grow after Pakistan defeat

LEICESTER, England, CMC – Uncapped opener Felicia Walters struck a half-century but West Indies Women’s worries increased ahead of the start of the ICC World Cup with a five-wicket defeat to Pakistan Women in their first official warm-up match here yesterday.

Law: Batsmen hold the key against Indians

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Head coach Stuart Law says West Indies’ batting in the upcoming five-match one-day series against India will be critical to the series outcome and has urged his batsmen to show more enterprise and play to their potential.

Nandlall’s Law Reports trial begins

The trial of former Attorney General Anil Nandlall, who is charged with fraudulently converting over $2 million in Law Reports which were allegedly the property of the Ministry of Legal Affairs, commenced yesterday with evidence by the accounts clerk and the former stores clerk.

‘I was not parachuted into the ministry’

Dear Editor, I write to dismiss Mr Clement Rohee’ s proposition, in his SN letter of June 20, that “Vincent Alexander was parachuted into the Ministry of Education, unbeknownst to the WPA, to understudy Minister Roopnarine” (‘The WPA should have called for a meeting of the Governing Leadership Council of APNU’).

No estate is safe

Sugar workers yesterday march-ed  from the Albion estate to Port Mourant, Corentyne in solidarity with the employees of the other estates which are expected to be closed or privatized, as part of the government’s White Paper on the industry.

Next month’s APNU meeting critical – WPA

A meeting scheduled for next month could offer a new beginning for APNU members, according to Working People’s Alliance (WPA) executive member, David Hinds who said on Monday that while the party is committed to making the government work, some of its members are calling for disengagement.

Star exodus to continue unless rule changes: Sammy

LONDON, CMC – Successful former West Indies captain, Darren Sammy, believes the region’s leading players will continue to ignore domestic cricket in favour of lucrative global Twenty20 leagues, as long as Cricket West Indies’ (CWI) controversial eligibility rule remains in place.

Jordan Beaton

Jordan, Fraser win junior titles

Jordan Beaton and Kalyca Fraser claimed the boys and girls’ U18 titles while Leyland Leacock and Godfrey Lowden won the over-35 and over-45 divisions respectively when the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry Open Lawn Tennis tournament continued Monday.

Jagdeo negotiating under duress

Long conceptual and practical experience has taught me that the vicissitudes of the negotiation process are such that what at first may appear simple can become very complex, requiring an inordinate amount of thought and preparation.

KLM’s approach

Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij (Royal Aviation Society), better known to the world as the Royal Dutch Airlines, or simply KLM, is the official flag carrier airline of the Netherlands.