Daily Archive: Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Articles published on Tuesday, September 19, 2017

The victorious GPF team basking in the glory, after crushing GFC 4-0 in the final to clinch the Corona Invitational Football Championship Sunday evening.

Corona Champs!

Guyana Police Force (GPF) won the inaugural Corona Beer Invitational Football tournament, arresting Georgetown Football Club (GFC) 4-0 on Sunday in a lopsided final.

Trinidad and Tobago Red Force

Red Force anxious to break four-day jinx: Charles

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad,  CMC – Rookie off-spinner Bryan Charles says Trinidad and Tobago Red Force will be focussed this year on bringing an end to their four-day title drought, but need to pay special attention to their preparation phase in order to make this is a reality.

Suspect in Sophia stabbing held

The suspect in the stabbing at Sophia on Sunday, which left a man hospitalised, is in police custody, while two suspected arsonists, who reportedly torched three houses in retaliation, are still being sought, ‘C’ Division Commander Calvin Brutus says.

Gov’t, ExxonMobil for meetings on energy issues

The first in a series of discussions on commercial and power generation issues between  officers of the Government of Guyana and technical members of ExxonMobil will begin  in Georgetown today, according to  a release from the Ministry of Public Infrastructure (MPI).

Marlon Samuels and  Ben Stokes

No holding back Samuels, says skipper Holder

MANCHESTER, England, CMC – Captain Jason Holder has no plans on keeping combative Marlon Samuels on a leash during the five-match One-Day International series starting here Tuesday, but has urged the experienced stroke-maker not to get carried away in his rivalry with all-rounder Ben Stokes.

Dragic leads Slovenia to Eurobasket glory

(Reuters) – An electric display of scoring by Slovenian captain Goran Dragic paved the way for his side’s stunning 93-85 victory over neighbours Serbia as they were crowned Eurobasket champions for the first time after a thrilling final on Sunday.

Kesaundra Alves speaking at the vigil (SASOD photo)

SASOD in suicide prevention vigil

The Society Against Sexual Orientation Dis-crimination (SASOD) held a vigil on Saturday on the eve of World Suicide Prevention Day at its office in Duncan Street under the theme ”Take A Minute, Change A Life.”

Lusignan Bridge

Construction of the bridge between Annandale and Lusignan on the East Coast Railway Embankment which began in August is moving apace as this Keno George photo taken on Thursday shows.