Daily Archive: Sunday, November 24, 2019

Articles published on Sunday, November 24, 2019

The scene of the accident (Police photo)

South Ruimveldt man dies in Felicity crash

The Police are investigating a fatal incident which occurred today at around 5 am on the Felicity Railway Embankment, East Coast Demerara, involving motor car # PRR 2531 driven by David Headley, age 31 years of Lot 370 Powis Close, South Ruimveldt Gardens, Georgetown.

Lyrics on the shelf

It cannot be news to anyone who pays attention to our various news media that a column on one topic can trigger, and will trigger, topics for another column. 

 GCC’s opener Deonarine Seegobin top scored with 70.

GCC hammer Diplomats by 202 runs

In the lone match of the Georgetown Cricket Association/New Building Society second division 40-over tournament this weekend, Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) handed Diplomats a 202-run defeat yesterday.

Kurleigh Simon

Armed robberies in Providence on police radar

The Guyana Police Force’s Regional Division 4B, which covers Eccles to Moblissa, yesterday officially launched its policing plan for the holiday season and Divisional Commander Kurleigh Simon said an increase in armed robberies in the Providence area is among trends of concern to law enforcers.

Shomari Wiltshire continues unbeaten run

Shomari Wiltshire maintained his unbeaten record in Category A, while Zachary and Dhiren Persaud earned wins in Category C and Category D respectively in the Farfan and Mendes Junior Skill Level squash tournament yesterday.

Talking about sex with your teens

Sex is one of the most taboo subjects in our society and because we are often so squeamish about it, as adults we may find ourselves eventually faced with the “awkward” or “uncomfortable” reality of having to speak with our teenage children about sex and sexuality.

Defending champs West Ruimveldt among winners

Defending champions West Ruimveldt, Tucville, North Georgetown and Timehri were amongst the winners when the Smalta Girls Pee Wee Primary School Football Championship continued yesterday at the Ministry of Education ground, Carifesta Avenue.

Christmas vending arrangements disadvantageous to small vendors

Dear Editor, Relative to an article in the Guyana Chronicle newspaper of Wednesday, November 20, 2019, ‘All clear for seasonal city vendors’, the Guyana Market Vendors Union (GMVU) is cognisant of the fact that such an activity is traditional at this time of the year and is meant to allow vendors, inclusive of seasonal vendors, to be able to share in the expected windfall.

Girls in Tech hosts exam anxiety coping forum

The Girls in Tech (GIT) Guyana chapter on Friday hosted a “coping with exam anxiety” forum for women who are enrolled in tertiary-level institutes to help them solve anxiety and stress-related issues in preparation of upcoming end of year examinations.

New Accord

While it was being suggested at one point that the coalition arrangement between APNU and the AFC might not survive into the next election, it seems that an amended Cummingsburg Accord has at length been agreed between the two parties.