Daily Archive: Sunday, November 11, 2018

Articles published on Sunday, November 11, 2018

World renowned musician Edmond (Eddy) Grant celebrates after being conferred with an honourary Doctor of Letters (DLitt) degree for excellence in music and civic engagement. (Photo by Terrence Thompson)

‘Know you are a success story’

At each of the three convocation ceremonies hosted by the University of Guyana (UG) yesterday for its 2018 graduating class, Valedictorian Shakti Persaud encouraged her colleagues to work hard in silence and let their success be their noise.

We can save our sisters

In the video, the two move in a dance and even though the moves are at times out of time with the beat of the music and the environment somewhat unkempt one initially gets the impression that they are a couple in love having fun; the caption is, “Nobody can stop this love”.

Guyana’s jubilant team

Guyana stuns El Salvador 2-0

Guyana’s disastrous campaign in the CONCACAF U20 Championship ended last night on a historic note, upsetting group winner and undefeated El Salvador 2-0 at the IMG Academy, Florida, USA.

CCJ strikes out bid to challenge admissions process at regional law schools

The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) on Friday dismissed an attempt to challenge the process for admission to the region’s three law schools as discriminatory against holders of non-University of the West Indies (UWI) law degrees, saying that it would be “pointless” to allow the proceedings since it has no jurisdiction over the Council of Legal Education (CLE), which operates the schools.

 Batting star Kieron Pollard … has failed to fire over the past two years.

Windies chase pride in series finale

CHENNAI, India, , CMC – West Indies have only pride to play for when they take on India in the final Twenty20 International of the three-match series here today, hoping to end an otherwise wretched tour on a high note.

Different purpose, different music

In a recent column, I reproduced an article by Guyanese Hubert Williams, once a leading journalism light here, dealing with a recent show in Barbados, put on by the Barbados/Guyana Association, where I performed along with The Mighty Gabby and Red Plastic Bag.

A scene from Rafiki (Image courtesy of TIFF)

Saving our children

Amidst the socio-political unease of the world, filmmakers this year have seemed preoccupied with examining the ways that adults sometimes struggle with protecting the children they care for.

Hamilton on pole in Brazil, Vettel alongside

SAO PAULO,  (Reuters) – Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton gave Mercedes their 100th pole position at the Brazilian Grand Prix yesterday with Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel, fined and reprimanded for a weighbridge incident, starting alongside.

Mae’s, East Ruimveldt record windball wins

Mae’s Secondary and East Ruimveldt Secondary registered convincing wins at the National Gymnasium on Friday in the 27th annual Christmas term schools female windball cricket championship, organised by Sports Officer Alistair Munroe.

Four injured in Auchlyne crash

Four persons were rushed to the Port Mourant Hospital with minor injuries yesterday after the hire car they were travelling in crashed into a parked car along the Auchlyne Village, Corentyne public road.