Daily Archive: Wednesday, November 6, 2019

Articles published on Wednesday, November 6, 2019

Eenie, Meenie,  Miney, Mo

Global organisations, including the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNICEF, have declared, based on data they have gathered and compiled, that maternal mortality has declined by 38% between 2000 and 2017, though they agree that the incidence is still unacceptably high.

GGMC driver arrested as Rupertee teen’s death ruled hit and run

The death of Rupertee teen Robert Francis, who died in the wee hours of Sunday morning, has been ruled a hit and run after a post-mortem examination found that he died of a crushed skull due to a vehicular accident, resulting in the arrest of the driver of a Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC) vehicle that is believed to have been involved.

Hush-hush GFF congress scheduled for Saturday

Guyana Football Federation [GFF] President Wayne Forde has selected Upper Demerara Football Association [UDFA] boss Terrence Mitchell, as the newest member of his slate which will seek re-election at the entity’s Electoral Congress on Saturday November 9th.

Rohit Sharma

Reborn Rohit making the most of fresh test opportunity

NEW DELHI,  (Reuters) – Once touted as the ‘next big thing’, Rohit Sharma’s test outings have been curtailed by injury, inconsistency and India’s quality lineup, so now that he has another chance to fulfil his potential he has no intention of taking his foot off the pedal.

Children playing in the park 

Serene Mabaruma Green Park

On top of a hill at Hosororo, North West District, sits the Mabaruma Green Park that was constructed at a cost of a few million dollars to boost tourism in the community. 

Hayward scores 39 as Celtics down Cavs

(Field Level Media) Gordon Hayward highlighted his career high-tying 39-point performance by making all nine shots he attempted in the first half as the visiting Boston Celtics recorded a 119-113 victory against the Cleveland Cavaliers yesterday.

What are we to do?

Ever since the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) decided that it intended to remove over 25,000 persons who have not collected their national identification cards since 2008 from the list of electors, the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) has been up in arms, claiming that such an action would be illegal.