Daily Archive: Tuesday, August 13, 2019

Articles published on Tuesday, August 13, 2019

Tullow finds oil

UK petroleum company, Tullow, yesterday announced the discovery of oil in commercial quantities in the Orinduik Block, underlining the vast resources in the Guyana Basin and increased projected wealth for the country.

More fight needed from middle order, laments Reifer

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – West Indies head coach Floyd Reifer has urged the middle order to take more responsibility following yet another batting collapse which led to the home side’s 59-run defeat to India in the second One-Day International here Sunday.

 Lyndon Alves

GPF silent on Crime Chief probe

Over six weeks since Deputy Commissioner of Police Lyndon Alves was sent on administrative leave in order to facilitate an investigation of alleged corrupt practices, the Guyana Police Force has remained silent on the status of the investigation.

Customers are responsible for verifying accuracy of data sent to credit bureau, they can file dispute reports

Dear Editor, In keeping with Creditinfo’s (CI) thrust to expand its efforts at enhancing public awareness regarding its mandate, functions and importance I wish to make reference to a matter that was recently highlighted in the media by a customer and to utilize this experience as an opportunity to provide clarification on the key issues to be noted particularly by consumers with respect to the new and growing credit reporting industry in Guyana.  

Some of the students and facilitators of the summer camp after one of their classes. (Lictor Live photo)

QC’s NY alumni body hosts ‘Math camp’

The Queen’s College of Guyana Alumni Association New York (QCAANY) on Friday concluded its fourth annual ‘Queen’s College Summer Math Institute (QCSMI), which benefitted students entering third and fourth form at the city’s top five secondary schools.