Daily Archive: Tuesday, November 13, 2018

Articles published on Tuesday, November 13, 2018

APNU wins 21 city seats, PPP/C 7, AFC 2

A Partnership for National Unity clinched 21 of the 30 seats on the city council at yesterday’s local government elections while the opposition PPP/C secured seven – a vast improvement on the two that it held at the 2016 polls.

Richie Looknauth took 5-46 with his off spin

Persaud, Looknauth century stand hand MMZ 64-run defeat

Akshaya Persaud and Richie Looknauth shared in a century stand that was the backbone of  the Cornelia Ida (CI) Cricket Club’s 64-run win over Meten-Meer-Zorg A (MMZA) on Sunday in the final preliminary match of the West Demerara Cricket Board President’s Cup 50 over tournament.

Charlestown blitzes St Rose’s 8-0

Charlestown smashed seven-men St. Roses’ High 8-0 when the GuyOil/Tradewind Tankers Under-20 Secondary School Football League continued yesterday at the Ministry of Education ground, Carifesta Avenue.

Australia looking to continue dominance

-as Ireland, Pakistan, NZ hunt first win   With two more matches set for the Providence Stadium today, either Ireland or Pakistan will record their first win of the Women’s World T20 2018 while New Zealand will also be eager to get their name in the winner’s column against a dominating Australia.

Dr. Yesu Persaud recently after casting his ballot at the Eccles Nursery School. (Terrence Thompson photo)

Turnout low during early hours of voting

The turnout during the first few hours of voting for yesterday’s local government elections appeared to be negligible, despite months of campaigning by contestants and education efforts by the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) to rouse greater engagement.

England celebrate another Bangladesh wicket during their victory at the Darren Sammy Cricket Stadium.

England dodge weather to notch first win

GROS ISLET, St Lucia,  CMC – England finally notched their first win of the ICC Women’s Twenty20 World Cup when they condemned Bangladesh to their second defeat, in a rain-affected affair at the Darren Sammy Cricket Stadium.

Oil multinationals have template for avoiding legal accountability

Dear Editor, Though this may be an obvious point to the analyst community, it is important that the wider Guyanese community understand that multinational companies such as Exxon register their investment vehicles in a low-corporation tax jurisdiction and not in the country where their headquarters are situated for a specific reason; to cap their financial exposure per project.

Albion voting

Albion voting: Residents of Albion, Corentyne preparing yesterday to vote in local government elections at a polling station at Cropper Primary.

Nets lose to T-wolves, lose LaVert to injury

(Field Level Medica) Karl-Anthony Towns totaled 25 points and 21 rebounds Monday night as the Minnesota Timberwolves halted a five-game losing streak and overcame a season-worst 23 turnovers in a 120-113 victory in Minneapolis over the Brooklyn Nets, who ended a four-game road trip and lost Caris LeVert to an apparent serious right leg injury.

Wall’s 25 helps Wizards beat Magic

(Field Level Media) John Wall had 25 points and 10 assists, Bradley Beal added 21 points and the Washington Wizards defeated the visiting Orlando Magic 117-109 Monday night for their second straight win.

The heavy-duty bridge in Zeelugt New Housing Scheme (DPI photo)

Road and bridge for Zeelugt New Housing Scheme

Zeelugt New Housing Scheme is benefitting from the construction of a second entrance and exit at a cost of $22M by the Government, through the Regional Administration of Essequibo Islands-West Demerara (Region Three), the Department of Public Information (DPI) says.

As first oil beckons: Lesson from Angola

Shortly after replacing the long-serving Jose Eduardo Dos Santos as President of Angola, the country’s new leader, João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço moved to reverse two of the most controversial decisions of his predecessor’s near four-decade rule.