Daily Archive: Sunday, August 25, 2019

Articles published on Sunday, August 25, 2019

Rights to privacy

Despite publicly expressed concerns about the use of facial recognition technology in Guyana, and the publication of data on its deployment in other countries, Public Security Minister Khemraj Ramjattan remains quite unmoved.

Ralph Ramkarran

CCJ has failed Guyana, it’s now up to Gecom Chair

Declaring that the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has failed Guyana in ensuring that general elections were promptly held in accordance with the December 21st, 2018 motion of no confidence, former Speaker of the National Assembly, Ralph Ramkarran says it is now up to the GECOM Chair to uphold the constitution.

Rosaliene Bacchus

Self-therapy

  “Under the Tamarind Tree” is the debut novel of Rosaliene Bacchus, a US-based Guyanese, who des-cribes the work as the “mixed fruit” of her struggle with abandonment as well as her concerns about the country’s divisive, racial politics. 

Krystian Sahadeo

Van Lange, Sahadeo propel Guyana boys’ U-13 A into semis

Jonathan Van Lange and Krystian Sahadeo were once again the centrepiece of Guyana’s showing on the second day of the 2019 Caribbean Mini and Pre-cadet championships currently being played in the Dominican Republic after the duo qualified for the semis of the boys’ under – 13 teams category.

Wayne Forde

Auditors absent from GFF congress

The Guyana Football Federation [GFF] staged an Extraordinary Congress yesterday at the National Research Centre, Woolford Avenue, with the main activity being the presentation of its 2019 budget and the 2018 audited financial statements.

Brutality demeans us

Across the media we’re exposed to in Guyana, one is seeing what seems to be a resurgence of the horrendous ill-treatment that Guyanese display towards animals and birds in their care and even to each other in their circle of family and friends.

Fast bowler Kemar Roach reacts in frustrating during yesterday’s third day of the opening Test against India.

Rahane, Kohli fifties subdue West Indies

NORTH SOUND, Antigua,  CMC – West Indies lacked penetration in the final session and Ajinkya Rahane and captain Virat Kohli capitalised to stroke half-centuries, as India strengthened their hold on the opening Test after dominating the exchanges on yesterday’s day three at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground.

Hong Kong protests met with tear gas

HONG KONG,  (Reuters) – Hong Kong police fired volleys of tear gas to break up anti-government protests in a gritty industrial suburb yesterday after activists threw petrol bombs and bricks, as China freed a British consulate worker whose detention had fuelled tensions.

Correction

The report, ‘Bourda vendors get community service after feud erupts into violence,’ which was published in the August 23rd edition, incorrectly stated that vendor James Brown was ordered to do community service.