Daily Archive: Friday, February 2, 2018

Articles published on Friday, February 2, 2018

Withdraw claim: Activist Don Gomes (right) and his friend yesterday held a  protest in front of the Venezuelan Embassy on Thomas Street calling for Venezuela to withdraw its claim to Guyana’s  Essequibo.

Guyana can go it alone at World Court

-forum hears Citing the Philippines’ case against China, Ambassador Cedric Joseph last evening stated that Guyana can unilaterally present to the World Court its case on the border controversy in the absence of Venezuelan participation.

Persaud Hari

Sarah Johanna farmer dies after walking into path of bus

A farmer, who police say reportedly walked into the path of a Route 42 bus along the Sarah Johanna Public Road, on the East Bank of Demerara, succumbed on Wednesday night, Persaud Hari, 61, of Sarah Johanna, was struck around 4.45pm by the minibus, BVV 852, which was proceeding north along the western carriageway at a moderate speed.

Handel Payne

GGMC probing mining pit death

The Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC) has launched an investigation into the circumstances that caused the death of Handel Payne, a young miner who met his demise after the wall of the Potaro pit he was working in collapsed on him.

Ramaal Lewis in action (Royston Alkins)

Lewis aiming to chart Reifer’s course

Jamaican and former West Indies under -19 skipper, Ramaal Lewis has embarked on a course to advance his first-class career after being named in the Guyana Jaguars’ 50 overs squad to participate in the ongoing Regional Super50 Tournament.

Man-of-the-Match left-hander Jonathan Carter.

Carter, Chase take down Hampshire

CAVE HILL, Barbados, CMC – Jonathan Carter and Test batsman Roston Chase carved out half-centuries as title-holders Barbados Pride marched to their second win of the Regional Super50 with a comfortable seven-wicket victory over English County Hampshire here yesterday.

Why Washington is inflamed over the Russia probe memo

WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – The White House was working yesterday to clear the release of a Republican memo alleging bias within the FBI and Justice Department against President Donald Trump as they investigated contacts between his 2016 presidential campaign and Russia, according to an administration official.

India’s Virat Kohli plays a shot. (REUTERS/Rogan Ward)

Captain Kohli leads India to opening win

DURBAN, (Reuters) – Captain Virat Kohli struck a stylish century to lead India to a comfortable six-wicket victory over South Africa in the first one-day international on Thursday and end the hosts’ 17-match winning streak on home soil.

Red Force off-spinner Sunil Narine

Narine, Lewis shine as Red Force bully Marooners

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – It was carded as a day/night affair but Trinidad and Tobago required less than three hours to dispose of a listless Combined Campuses and Colleges Marooners by nine wickets in their second match of the Regional Super50 here yesterday.