Daily Archive: Saturday, November 16, 2019

Articles published on Saturday, November 16, 2019

Linden Isles

Fewer road deaths than last year so far

Marginally fewer deaths have been recorded on Guyana’s roadways to date for this year as compared to last year, Traffic Chief Senior Superintendent Linden Isles disclosed yesterday as he unveiled the Guyana Police Force’s (GPF) Christmas policing plan for the roads.

A scene from the Golden Jaguars [yellow] and Aruba in League B of the CONCACAF Nations League at the National Track and Field Center, Leonora in League-B of the CONCACAF Nations League.

Jaguars defeat Aruba

The Golden Jaguars maintained their perfect record against Aruba, defeating the visiting side by a 4-2 scoreline yesterday in League B of the CONCACAF Nations League at the National Track and Field Centre, Leonora.

GFF President Wayne Forde collecting the sponsorship cheque from Chief Financial Officer/Human Resources Manager of MACORP Anita Ramprasad

MACORP inks partnership with GFF

Machine Corporation of Guyana Ltd. (MACORP) has inked a partnership with the Guyana Football Federation [GFF], donating one million dollars on Thursday to aid in the development of the sport.

Deon Alfred of Sparta Boss attempting to dribble past his Melanie marker at the National Gymnasium on the opening night of the Rio Indoor Streetball Championship.

Sparta Boss in commanding win

Traditional giant Sparta Boss, newcomer Rio All-Stars and Beterverwagting (BV) secured commanding wins, when the inaugural Rio Indoor Street-ball Championship commenced on Thursday.

Nicholas Boyer

Boyer calls first oil without local content policy a fail

With first oil on the horizon, the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) has lamented the fact that the A Partnership for National Unity+Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC) government is yet to provide feedback on and finalise the third draft of the national Local Content Policy that was released to the public some weeks ago for comments.

West Indies Women captain, Anisa Mohammed

We were `20-30 runs short’ – WI Women captain

In the face of a struggling batting line-up that led to West Indies Women suffering their third defeat in as many T20 International matches against India, the Caribbean skipper, Anisa Mohammed thinks her side fell “20-30 runs short,” while key all-rounder Chinelle Henry believes they have enough match winners to signal a turn around in the five-match series.

‘Nationals’ kicks off tomorrow

More than 1500 student athletes and teachers from across the 592 will converge in the city and West Demerara to compete in the 59th edition of the National Schools Cycling, Swimming and Track and Field Championships which starts tomorrow The National Aquatic Centre, the National Park and the National Track and Field Centre at Leonora will be a hive of activities as students and teachers from the 15 districts battle for medals and one year’s bragging rights.

Jonathan Carter … saw Barbados Pride to victory with an unbeaten half-century.

Carter, Boucher put Pride in command of Group A

BASSETERRE, St Kitts, CMC – Captain Jonathan Carter and opener Leniko Boucher struck unbeaten half-centuries in a century stand as Barbados Pride beat Leeward Islands Hurricanes for the second time in three days to install them as favourites in Group A of the Super50 Cup.

Selwyn Lancaster

Child rape convict appeals

Selwyn Lancaster, the Linden man who was sentenced to 15 years behind bars after being found guilty of raping and fondling a six-year-old, has moved to the Appeal Court to have the sentence overturned.

Nitish Kumar top-scored with 102.

Kumar hundred inspires Marooners upset

BASSETERRE, St Kitts, CMC – Reigning champions CCC Marooners wilted under the weight of Nitish Kumar’s third List A hundred as they slumped to a shock 100-run defeat to minnows Canada in the Super50 Cup here Thursday.