Daily Archive: Monday, May 4, 2020

Articles published on Monday, May 4, 2020

West Indies, the defending World Cup T20 champions are now the ninth ranked T20 side in the world after the latest rankings, a position which does not inspire confidence with the T20 World Cup scheduled for later this year in Australia, coronavirus pandemic permitting.

Moving on up!

LONDON, CMC – Reigning Twenty20 world champions, West Indies, have moved up to ninth in the International Cricket Council’s rankings, gaining one place after languishing in 10th for several months.

Nicholas Verwey in action on the squash court.

From football to squash!

Not too many athletes make the successful transition from one sport to another, but, for Nicholas Verwey, the move from the football pitch to the squash court has seen him establish himself as one of Guyana’s premier junior squash players. 

GECOM sets Wednesday for recount

GECOM has set Wednesday for the start of the much-delayed recount of votes from the March 2nd general elections but a major battle remains to be settled over live streaming of the exercise and yesterday seven of the parties which contested reiterated reservations over aspects of the process.

DDL’s Distillery at Diamond, East Bank Demerara

DDL faces $1.6m fine over fuel spill

With over 30,000 liters of Bunker C fuel having spilled into the environment, Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL) is facing a $1.6 million dollar fine and will foot the cost of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) environmental impact assessment, Executive Director of the EPA, Vincent Adams told Stabroek News yesterday.

Impact of COVID-19

On May 1st, de facto Minister of Public Health, Volda Lawrence expressed exasperation at the rise in the number of COVID-19 cases and the threat that this posed to the general population.

Humming Capleton’s tune

Dear Editor, The maneuverings, modus operandi and attitude of the government after the No Confidence Motion, and following the 2020 elections has left me continuously humming Natalie Burke’s mega soca hit ‘Do wah yuh want wid me’.