Daily Archive: Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Articles published on Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Sugar workers protesting outside the Ministry of the Presidency today. (GAWU photo)

Sugar industry hit by pay strike

Operations across the sugar industry have been significantly affected today as thousands of sugar workers from Albion, Blairmont and Uitvlugt Estates as well as the GuySuCo Research Unit have stayed away from work to protest the increase in pay being offered by the GuySuCo, the sugar union GAWU says.

Shai Hope put in an outstanding performance in the first ODI against Sri Lanka.

Do-or-die time for Windies

HAMBANTOTA, Sri Lanka, CMC – Shai Hope, who made his ninth ODI hundred in the series opener which the West Indies lost to Sri Lanka, is aiming to repeat his outstanding performance but hoping for a different result when his side takes on the hosts in their second match tomorrow.

Why Bernie?

By  Alexander Friedman JACKSON, WYOMING – For the last 50 years, almost every US presidential election has brought a new swing of the national political pendulum.

Our road use regime: In the realm of unchecked lawlessness

We have been, for many months now, in the grip of a season of elevated madness on our roads, a period characterized by road use behaviour that has been characterized by ever increasing levels of recklessness, to which the traffic authorities appear to have no serious response, so that – or at least so it seems – we must watch the lunacy and its consequences play out to grim endings and attendant grief, stricken, it seems, by a powerlessness to bring these horrific anomalies under at least some reasonable measure of control.