Daily Archive: Monday, September 24, 2018

Articles published on Monday, September 24, 2018

Stuart Law

Stuart Law quits as West Indies coach

ST JOHN’S, Antigua,  CMC – Australian Stuart Law has quit as head coach of embattled West Indies just eight months before the start of the ICC World Cup in England, dealing a severe blow to the regional side’s preparation for the event and leaving authorities scrambling to find a replacement.

Workers paying keen attention to an address in April during a visit by Minister of Natural Resources, Raphael Trotman.

Local Rusal workers in limbo

The United States has granted Russian aluminium giant, Rusal a few more weeks to find a way to avoid sanctions but local workers remain worried and a task force set up to look into the matter has stalled though government says that it is taking steps to ensure their welfare.

The Ashmins building on the corner of Hadfield and High Streets yesterday

Ashmins store building for sale

After decades, the Ashmins building on Hadfield and High Streets has been put on sale and owner Lennox John has cited personal reasons as one of the main factors for choosing to part ways with the store.

Dr Leslie Ramsammy

Where’s the policy to tackle alcohol abuse?

-‘self-restraint would do the trick,’ Ramjattan says Almost three years after President David Granger promised measures to deal with alcohol abuse, a policy appears to be staggering to life but there is no clear idea when it would be fully developed and implemented.

Local Government Elections

Nomination Day on Friday for Local Government Elections (LGE) on November 12 was a seminal development as it set in train consecutive elections for grassroots democracy in under three years.

Well done Enmore GECOM staff!

Dear Editor, My observation of the manner in which submission of Candidates’ Lists and contingent documents relative to the upcoming Local Government elections were prepared and submitted to Returning Officers at three Registration Centres, forces me to conclude that our aspiring “Village Leaders” and their handlers  were terribly out of their depth.