Daily Archive: Saturday, February 17, 2018

Articles published on Saturday, February 17, 2018

Notice for departing passengers at CJIAC

CJIAC wishes to advise departing passengers effective Sunday, February 18, 2018 at approximately 14:00 h that the Immigration and Security operations will be relocated to the former Greeters Hall to facilitate the ongoing airport expansion project.

PM Keith Rowley speaking in Parliament yesterday.

Trinidad has ISIS cell – PM confirms

(Trinidad Guardian) Trinidad and Tobago has an ISIS cell. The official confirmation came yesterday from Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, who was grilled by Opposition MPs on the recent threatened plot to disrupt Carnival 2018 and the causes.

Chandrapaul Hamraj

Jaguars qualify in rain-hit thriller

Guyana guaranteed themselves a spot in the playoffs of the 2018 Cricket West Indies (CWI) Regional Super 50 with a nail-biting four-wicket victory over the Jamaica Scorpions in a rain- affected match yesterday in Antigua.

 Kenneth Benjamin

Granger still awaiting legal advice on Chancellor, CJ

While voicing his disappointment that Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo did not agree with his nominees to hold the substantive posts of Chancellor and Chief Justice, President David Granger says he is still awaiting legal advice on how to proceed, while noting that acting appointments are not desirable.

Malachi Moore and Akera Watson shine at Mash table tennis

Opening the Guyana Table Tennis Association’s (GTTA) year was the Mashramani Junior and Cadet Championships yesterday at the National Gymnasium where participants are trying to make the team for the Caribbean Regional Table Tennis Federation (CRTTF) Junior and Cadet Championships.

West Indies … will face UAE in Group A of the ICC qualifiers

UAE seals showdown with Windies

WINDHOEK, Namibia,  CMC – United Arab Emirates booked their spot alongside West Indies at the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifiers in Zimbabwe starting next month, after beating Nepal by seven runs to win the ICC World Cricket League Division 2 title here Wednesday.

The city has a crisis of administration and management

Dear Editor, If the Guyana Chronicle’s article, ‘Calls grow for King’s removal’ (Feb 15) with regard to recent correspondence from Minister of Communities Ronald Bulkan to Mayor of Georgetown Patricia Chase-Green is accurate, and I have no reason to believe otherwise, I welcome the Minister’s wise counsel, and hope the Mayor acquiesces to giving the information the Minister has requested.

Stock Market Updates

  GASCI (www.gasci.com/telephone Nº 223-6175/6) reports that session 760’s trading results showed consideration of $2,535,754 from 35,463 shares traded in 15 transactions as compared to session 759’s trading results which showed consideration of $9,429,354 from 38,884 shares traded in 9 transactions.