Daily Archive: Sunday, December 29, 2019

Articles published on Sunday, December 29, 2019

President David Granger assisting his granddaughter to cut the ribbon at the commissioning of the Bartica power plant. (Ministry of the Presidency photo)

US$3.4M Bartica power plant commissioned

A US$3.4 million ($714 million) power plant, capable of generating 3.3 megawatts (MW) of electricity was commissioned at Bartica yesterday with officials expressing optimism that it would banish the town’s power woes as the generating capacity is above its peak requirements.

Russell cameo helps Royals post fifth win

DHAKA, Bangladesh, CMC – West Indies all-rounder Andre Russell produced a late cameo as Rajshahi Royals beat Cumilla Warriors by 15 runs here yesterday to post their fifth win in six outings and close in on leaders Chattogram Challengers.

Pat Cummins was New Zealand’s chief tormenter with a five-for.

Australia sniff series victory

MELBOURNE, (Reuters) – Australia marched toward a dominant series victory over New Zealand yesterday after dismissing the visitors cheaply and building a mammoth 456-run lead on day three of the Boxing Day test.

LUCAS STOCK INDEX

Last Update: 604.85                                          Movement: 2.36% Current Update” 590.57 YTD                            Movement: 14.70% The Lucas Stock Index (LSI) fell 2.36 percent during the fourth period of trading in December 2019. 

Delays

What a difference a year makes.  A little over twelve months ago the government lost a no-confidence vote in Parliament.

Ricky Skerritt

Skerritt says icons’ knighthoods ‘much deserved’

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Cricket West Indies president, Ricky Skerritt, said yesterday the knighthoods conferred on West Indies legends Clive Lloyd and Gordon Greenidge were “much deserved”, in light of their sterling contribution to the “global success” of Caribbean cricket.

Anita Daniels surrounded by her granddaughters: Ferisa John, Leewana De La Cruz and Lena Daniels

Princeville

Princeville is in Region Eight (Potaro-Siparuni), a half an hour’s ride from the mining town of Mahdia and home to more than 100 residents who are still learning to co-exist with the wildlife that was there before them.

Taste not standard

The standard of expression one encounters on the various social media, even on Facebook, can range at times from low to quite high, and shades in between, but in the midst of that melee salient points or insights can emerge so it’s up to us to pick and choose.