Daily Archive: Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Articles published on Tuesday, January 28, 2020

APNU+AFC supporters at last evening’s New Amsterdam rally.

‘We have to set this region free’

Stressing the importance of the East Berbice-Corentyne region, President David Granger yesterday appealed to residents to give the APNU+AFC coalition a chance to lead them to development, while saying that the PPP/C’s time at the helm has left it in a mess. 

Guyana Jaguars regained the top of the table spot. (Romario Samaroo photo)

Jaguars back on top after Round 3

Heading into the first break of the West Indies Regional Four-Day Cricket Championships, five-time defending champions the Guyana Jaguars have retained their pole position in the points’ standings after round three.

Minister within the Ministry of Communities, with responsibility for Housing, Annette Ferguson (right) and  Chief Executive Officer of the Central Housing and Planning Authority  Lelon Saul. (DPI photo)

CH&PA cautions about squatting

The Central Housing and Planning Authority (CH&PA) is calling on persons to desist from occupying vacant, State-owned lands, and to ignore rumours that the Authority is currently allocating lands in Sophia and Cummings Lodge for $100,000.

Drakes among regional coaches for CWI forum

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Vasbert Drakes, controversially sacked last year as part of a shake-up of the West Indies men’s coaching staff, is one of several regional coaches down to participate in a Cricket West Indies coaches forum starting here today.

Neither festive nor a ‘lime’

Dear Editor, “Resist the spin” was the bold front-page headline of no less a newspaper than the Chronicle, as it reported on the words of wisdom offered by GECOM Chair, Justice Claudette Singh “in the interest of peace and stability, I urge you not to execute your functions at the expense of a peaceful society
resist the spin and contextualize your stories”.

Smutty remarks

Dear Editor, The video circulating on social media of smutty remarks allegedly made at a campaign meeting must be condemned and the speaker called in by the authorities for defiling the campaign spirit of respect, decency and decorum.

Serious response needed from Ministry on school violence

The Ministry of Education’s run of ‘bad form’ persists The protracted run of ‘bad form’ which our education system has been facing was alarmingly extended last week with the horrendous stabbing of a schoolgirl in Linden, during the course of an out-of-school fight in which the attacker allegedly intervened on behalf of the injured child’s opponent.