Daily Archive: Monday, September 4, 2017

Articles published on Monday, September 4, 2017

Evin Lewis

Warriors into semis as Tridents thrashed

(ESPN) On a night when Barbados Tridents needed to win by a record-breaking margin in order to make the CPL 2017 playoffs, it was St Kitts & Nevis Patriots who instead created several fresh pages in the CPL record books, in a 10-wicket mauling of the home team at the Kensington Oval.

Back-to-back! The Panthers Rugby Club pose with their winning trophies yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Back-to-back champs!

The Panthers rugby outfit are back-to-back club Sevens champions after blanking the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) ruggers 17-0 yesterday at the National Park to lift the Trophy Stall 7s title.

Jason Holder

Weather scuppers Windies warm-up but Holder pleased with outing

LEICESTER, England, CMC – Captain Jason Holder said he was pleased West Indies had gotten valuable batting practice in their two-day tour match against Leicestershire, even though their hopes of giving their bowlers time in the middle ahead of this week’s Lord’s Test was foiled by bad light and rain here yesterday.

DDL half-year profit at $936m

The unaudited after-tax profit for the Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL) Group  up to June this year was $936m compared to $805m for the previous half year, according to the interim report published in yesterday’s Sunday Stabroek.

Pacesetters schools University of Guyana Trojans

—Colts hold on to defeat Kobras 69-67 Colts and Pacesetters secured hard-fought wins in the Under-23 division when the Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association (GABA) League tournament continued Saturday at the Burnham Court on Carmichael and Middle Streets.

Benabs that were destroyed at the Madewini Creek.

Storm uproots power poles, trees at Madewini creek

Heavy winds accompanied by rain and lightning caused some damage in the vicinity of the Splashmins Fun Park, Soesdyke-Linden Highway yesterday afternoon and creek goers had to seek shelter The storm began shortly after 1 pm and lasted just over 15 minutes, said patrons who were taking a swim in the Madewini Creek outside of Splashmins.

Parnell heroics keep Tridents hopes alive

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados,  CMC – South African Wayne Parnell turned in a strong all-round performance as Barbados Tridents kept their slim playoff hopes alive with a 16-run victory over leaders Trinbago Knight Riders here Saturday night.

An Act of Faith. Part One.

Address by Dr. Harold A. Drayton, on the occasion of the launch of his book, An Accidental Life, University of Guyana, August 24, 2017 To the memory of Walter Rodney and Josh Ramsammy I thank our University, and especially Deputy Vice Chancellor, Dr.

Current human resource management philosophy favours fewer grades

Dear Editor, My friend and senior professional colleague, Mr EB John, has been doing yeoman service in pointing out deficiencies, flaws and anachronisms in various aspects of human resource management, including the improprieties in the categorization/classification of jobs within the public/ civil services of Guyana; his latest appeared copiously in various issues of the local media last week.

Standing  (left to right) are MP Mohamed Irfan Alli, Region Three, Chamber of Industry and Commerce (R3CCI) President Radesh Rameshwar and other officials. The awarded students are seated. (DPI photo)

Top Region Three CSEC, CAPE performers recognised

Region Three’s top Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) students were on Saturday honoured by the Region Three Chamber of Commerce and Industry (R3CCI) with cash incentives, trophies and certificates, according to the Department of Public Information (DPI).

‘Not corrupt, not a thief’

In October 2015, with Guatemala wracked by decades of poor governance, the aftermath of death squads and corruption, comedian and political neophyte Jimmy Morales won an astounding 70% of the vote in the final round of the presidential election.