Daily Archive: Friday, November 24, 2017

Articles published on Friday, November 24, 2017

AFC says disturbed at GECOM snub

Under pressure from within and without the party over what has been seen as capitulation to APNU on key issues, the Alliance For Change today said in a statement that it was disturbed that it could not be represented on the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM).

Kieran Powell

Holder wary of BlackCaps strength

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand,  CMC – Captain Jason Holder says West Indies are under no illusions about the massive threat posed by the powerful Black Caps side but stressed the Caribbean side would be looking to execute their game plan clinically, in the two-Test series starting here next month.

CERULEAN CEO Lindell Danzie-Black

‘We must begin to see China as a lucrative export market’

Managing Director of the local consulting company CERULEAN, Lindel Danzie-Black has told the Stabroek Business that business relations between Guyana and China must, at the earliest possible time, begin to proceed on a paradigm shift that banishes the notion that those relations are only sustainable on the basis of Guyana’s role as an importer from the global manufacturing giant.

Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka Circuit, Japan, October 7, 2017. Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton celebrates pole position in qualifying next to Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel (REUTERS/Toru Hanai)

Hamilton and Vettel already fixated on five

ABU DHABI, (Reuters) – Formula One’s four-times world champions Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel engaged in some light-hearted end-of-season banter on Thursday, already looking beyond the final race of the season and ahead to the next big battle in 2018.

Richard Sammy Republic Bank Guyana Manager

December 1st marks 180th anniversary of Republic Bank’s first predecessor

Come December 1, Republic Bank (Guyana) Limited celebrates the 180th Anniversary of its operating presence in Guyana and a release from the Bank issued earlier this week highlighted the high points of its operations here, ranging from its humble start in 1836 with the founding of the British Guiana Bank in November of that year, to its contemporary significant operations under the name  Republic Bank (Guyana) Limited from twelve locations across Guyana in Berbice, Essequibo, East Bank Demerara, East Coast Demerara, West Coast Demerara, Georgetown, Linden and Lethem as well as what the management says are “plans for further expansion, providing a range of financial services for every stage and phase of life.”

Injury sidelines speedster Adam Milne

LINCOLN, New Zealand, CMC – West Indies will have one less worry in their three-day tour match starting here Saturday, after fast bowler Adam Milne was forced out of the New Zealand A squad through injury.

Caribbean Football Union Rankings

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz have regained top spot in the Caribbean Football Union rankings, taking over from French Caribbean neighbours Haiti in the latest release on Thursday.

Guyanese celebrate Thanksgiving

Dear Editor, Guyanese and other Caribbean diasporas in America join with other Americans in giving thanks for being in America by celebrating the traditional Thanksgiving Day holiday with family, church service reunions, feasts, and charitable offerings.

Stock market updates

GASCI (www.gasci.com/telephone Nº 223-6175/6) reports that session 748’s trading results showed consideration of $1,305,450 from 2,901 shares traded in 5 transactions as compared to session 747’s trading results which showed consideration of $29,974,843 from 820,991 shares traded in 11 transactions.

Miami Heat snaps Boston Celtics 16 game win streak

(The Sports Xchange) – Highlights of Wednesday’s National Basketball Association games: Heat 104, Celtics 98 Goran Dragic scored 27 points as the Miami Heat defeated the Boston Celtics 104-98, snapping the Celtics’ 16-game winning streak on Wednesday.

Worthwhile manufacturing efforts deserve greater market access

One of the stories published in this issue of the Stabroek Business recounts the persistence in the face of considerable obstacles of a young mother and budding entrepreneur who would appear to have chosen a business path that aligns with her academic studies and her work experiences and who, in her exchange with this newspaper, served as a voice for a considerably larger number of small and medium sized manufacturers whose enterprises continue to be squeezed by constraints which, given the application of the appropriate initiatives, are eminently remediable.

The Smart Classroom

As technology advances generally, and developments in information technology in particular, continue to refine the way we live, it is no surprise that the concept of e-Learning has taken hold in classrooms of many countries of the world.