Daily Archive: Friday, August 21, 2020

Articles published on Friday, August 21, 2020

Ateeka Ishmael and Yuri Garcia-Dominguez  (Facebook photo)

Probe underway of alleged pyramid scheme

The Guyana Police Force (GPF) has detained two persons for the alleged operation of a “pyramid” scheme while a newly formed high-level team seeks to adopt a multi-sector approach with a view, of reimbursing monies to the persons who “invested” with The Accelerated Capital Firm Incorporated (ACFI).

Trinbago Knight Riders 136/3 (Narine 53, Munro 49*, DM Bravo 14; Mujeeb 1/13, Edwards 1/19, Lamichhane 1/30) beat Jamaica Tallawahs 135/8 (Phillips 58, Russell 25, Asif 22; Seales 2/21, Ali Khan 2/25, Fawad 1/18, Narine 1/19) by 7 wickets

Narine stars again as TKR remain unbeaten

2020 HERO CARIBBEAN PREMIER LEAGUE – MATCH REPORT 6 (CPL T20) A fine all-round bowling display yesterday saw Trinbago Knight Riders win the battle of the unbeaten teams and go to the top of the Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) table.

Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill (centre) meeting with residents at Dantzig, Mahaicony yesterday

Third contractor to be engaged to fix new Mahaicony breach

Public Works Minister Juan Edghill yesterday told residents of Dantzig, Mahaicony that his ministry is seeking to engage a third contractor to fix the breached sea defence in view of the urgency of the situation Edghill yesterday visited the vulnerable Mahaicony stretch of sea defence to gain a firsthand understanding of the residents’ plight and to assess the work done to date.

Director of  Government Analyst Food  Drugs Department
Marlon Cole

Poor countries vulnerable to COVID-19 fake drugs

As COVID-19-related illness and death rates mount globally against the backdrop of an increasingly desperate search for a cure, the United Nations is reporting that the illegal trade in fake or faulty products associated with either treating or fending off the virus is booming.

Alicia and Janice

A&J cakes staving off COVID-19 depression

While it is clear that hundreds of micro and small businesses across the country and seriously up against it insofar as surviving the serious decline in economic activity occasioned by the onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic, amongst those that the Stabroek Business has engaged, many are demonstrating an astonishing will to keep going.

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Gold prices

                                                 Kitco Market Gold Prices for the three day period ending Thursday August 13th, 2020

No ‘Mankading’, Delhi coach Ponting warns Ashwin

NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – Delhi Capitals head coach Ricky Ponting will not allow “Mankading” by his players at this year’s Indian Premier League (IPL) and will discuss the issue with Ravichandran Ashwin who effected the controversial dismissal in last year’s tournament.

Unions must be required to be equal and productive partners if reconstruction of sugar industry is to be successful

Dear Editor, One paused for some considerable time upon the appropriateness of commenting on the letter  captioned ` Restoring the sugar industry to viability is not impossible’ published in your paper of August 18, 2020, one reason being that the writer has always abstained from what might be considered either a defence, or b) an ad hominem attack.

The APNU list

It is not often that the Guyanese public is given a window into any internal dissension afflicting one of our two major parties, particularly when that party is the PNCR. 

Stock market updates

GASCI (www.gasci.com/telephone Nº 223-6175/6) reports that session 876’s trading results showed consideration of $11,902,369 from 109,663 shares traded in 27 transactions as compared to session 875’s trading results which showed consideration of $7,285,038 from 91,295 shares traded in 15 transactions.

Our micro and small businesses are well worth saving

We continue to derive a great deal of satisfaction from our ongoing coverage of various small businesses in both the coastal and hinterland regions of Guyana that have been significantly affected by the onset of COVID-19 and some of which are even hesitant to come to concrete conclusions at this stage about the likelihood of their survival.