Daily Archive: Friday, September 7, 2018

Articles published on Friday, September 7, 2018

Heritage Art Exhibition

The Indigenous Heritage Art Exhibition, which was declared open on Thursday at the National Art Gallery, Castellani House,  showcases the works of debutante and veteran Indigenous artists, the Department of Public Information said.

Vurlon Mills (left) and Trayon Bobb (no.20) challenging a Barbados player for possession of the ball during their clash in the CONCACAF Nations League at the National Track and Field Centre, Leonora.

Guyana scrape to 2-2 draw with Barbados

Photos by Orlando Charles A 78th-minute strike from Neil Danns, rescued a vital point for Guyana, as their opening CONCACAF Nations League clash with Barbados ended 2-2 yesterday at the National Track and Field Centre, Leonora.

Plaisance, UG win in U23 basketball

Plaisance Guardians and University of Guyana [UG] Trojans secured contrasting wins in the U23 section, when the Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association [GABA] League Championship continued on Wednesday.

DCC, UG to square off in GCA semis

Though the biggest party in sports – CPL – is expected to highlight Guyana’s sporting landscape this weekend, a hotly anticipated Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) first division two-day semi-final between the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) and the University of Guyana (UG) is brewing. 

Colours donates to `Cage’ Championshp

Sporting apparel company Colours Boutique, threw its support behind the 2nd Annual Guinness ‘Cage’ Street Ball Championship, donating the Highest Goal Scorer [HGS] Award on Wednesday at the entity’s Robb Street location.

The returning Shemaine Campbelle … was the only batsman to show responsibility.

In-form Campbelle recalled for SA series

ST JOHN’S, Antigua,  CMC – Batsman Shemaine Campbelle has earned a recall to West Indies Women following a two-year absence, in a 15-member squad named yesterday to face South Africa starting next week in Barbados.

New Top Cop meets community policing executive

New Commissioner of Police, Leslie James and Deputy Commissioner ‘Administration’  Paul Williams  last Tuesday met and had ‘frank discussions’ with members of the National Community Policing Executive (NCPE) during the latter’s Monthly Statutory meeting.

Minister of Business Dominic Gaskin (centre) and GTT Chief Executive Officer Justin Nedd at a Guytie sponsors’ event at the Marriott Hotel on Wednesday

CARICOM buyers set to dominate GUYTIE

Up to earlier this week regional business enterprises were significantly outnumbering those from North America, Europe and further afield that had accepted invitations to participate in the September 19-22 Guyana Trade and Investment Exhibition (GUYTIE) though the organizers of the event were mindful to tell Stabroek Business that the list of thirty-three potential buyers made available on Wednesday was unlikely to be exhaustive as far as overseas participation was concerned.

Dianne Inniss at the Party Castle

On being Guyanese: Dianne Inniss’ love affair with her country

If Dianne Inniss is one of those Guyanese domiciled abroad who may not yet be quite ready to pack her traps and return home ‘lock, stock and barrel’, she is determined that after spending almost forty years in the United States she must find a way of re-attaching to the land of her birth and besides that, making her presence felt in a manner that ‘gives back’ to her country. 

GO Invest

Any objective analysis of the performance of the Guyana Office for Investment (GO Invest) in its role as the principal facilitator for the creation of an enhanced business and investment climate for Guyana will probably conclude that it has fallen short of expectations.

The poor growing old in Guyana

-When going on strike these days… Seeing the aged security guard sound asleep at her post the other night, then wondering about the reflexes of a very, very “matured” taxi driver provoked me to re-cycle the following thoughts, last repeated four years ago.

A Small Business Bureau training session in Region Nine. Inset is the Bureau’s CEO Dr. Lowell Porter.

High-performing small enterprises can get business boost from Bureau

Local medium and small enterprises (MSE’s) registered with the Small Business Bureau (SBB) and which have “implemented solid standards” in the quality of their products and services and demonstrated service delivery excellence could find themselves listed by the Bureau as having qualified to be recommended to larger companies seeking to contract or sub-contract smaller companies to provide products and services.

The police and public trust

Recently, the President of Guyana, having consulted with the Leader of the Opposition, thereafter made a departure from the norm in naming a new Commissioner of Police who was not one of the more senior contenders, nor the acting Commissioner of Police.

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Chilean exhibition

The “Mata ki rangi” (Eyes that look at the Sky) Chilean Craft Exhibition was launched at the National Museum on Wednesday evening, the Department of Public Information said Addressing the gathering, Chilean Ambassador to Guyana, Claudio Rojas said the show, which highlights the cultural and artisan heritage of Chile, is an opportunity to continue fostering ties between the two countries.