Daily Archive: Tuesday, October 15, 2019

Articles published on Tuesday, October 15, 2019

Some members of the Golden Jaguars team celebrating the  second goal scored by Trayon Bobb against Antigua and Barbuda in League-B of the CONCACAF Nations League at the National Track and Field Center, Leonora last night.

Golden win!

Guyana snapped their five-game losing streak to Antigua and Barbuda, hammering the visitors 5-1 yesterday in League-B of the CONCACAF Nations League at the National Track and Field Center, Leonora.

West Indies speedster Ronsford Beaton ran at Georgetown during his five-for (Royston Alkins photo)

Beaton, Savory shine as Essequibo thump Georgetown by 122 runs 

A fearsome spell of fast bowling from West Indies speedster Ronsford Beaton and another impressive innings from Kemol Savory, guided defending champs Essequibo to a commanding 122-run win over Georgetown in the opening round of the 2019 SBF Petroleum Jaguars One-Day League at the Georgetown Cricket Club Ground Bourda, Sunday. 

Colvern Venture

City councillors vote for Engineer to resume duties

Councillors of the Mayor and City Council (M&CC) yesterday passed a motion for City Engineer Colvern Venture to resume his duties as City Engineer, pending a recommendation from the Local Government Commission (LGC) on whether he should be sanctioned for failing to hand over duties to his deputy before he proceeded on leave.

Shiv Nandalall,  contemplates his next  move.

Khan, Mars in top-of-the-table clash

Candidate Master Taffin Khan and Davion Mars are in the lead with the maximum three points  after three rounds of the second Guyana Chess  Federation (GCF) GAICO-sponsored Swiss System tournament following play Sunday afternoon at the National  Resource Centre.

Tse Chi Lop

suspected kingpin of vast Asian meth syndicate

BANGKOK, (Reuters) – The largest ever task force assembled to fight organized crime in Asia has identified a long-time drug trafficker, a China-born Canadian national, as the suspected kingpin of a crime syndicate that police say dominates the $70 billion-a-year Asia-Pacific drug trade.

Ricky Skerritt

Simmons right man for the job says Skerritt

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Former all-rounder Phil Simmons was yesterday appointed West Indies head coach on a four-year contract, returning to lead the side for the second time in four years after his first stint ended in acrimony.

Phil Simmons

Harper is chairman of selection panel

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Former Windward Islands batsman Miles Bascombe has been appointed to the men’s senior selection panel, which will be headed up by former West Indies off-spinner and head coach, Roger Harper.

Financing the Green transition

By  Bertrand Badré and Antoine Sire PARIS – Four years after world leaders signed the Paris climate agreement and adopted the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda with its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the global environmental crisis shows every sign of worsening.

Doing better by our teachers

One of the issues that arose out of the various public pronouncements made during the course of the 2019 Education Month activities was the importance of building a cadre of teachers strong enough to adequately deliver the curriculum to children across the country, taking account of the increasingly weighty demands that will be placed on the country’s education system, going forward.