Daily Archive: Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Articles published on Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Zouks smash Warriors to reach final

(CPL T20) An inspired St Lucia Zouks skittled perennial finalists Guyana Amazon Warriors for the second lowest team total in Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) history and blazed to victory in just 27 balls to complete one of the most dominant performances in T20 history.

The protest at Hopetown

Five in custody over murder of cousins

Five persons were in police custody yesterday in con-nection with the gruesome murders of Isaiah and Joel Henry of Number Three Village, West Coast Ber-bice and protests over the killings continued in Regions Five and Six and saw the police firing off pellets and tear gas at Hopetown to clear the road.

Ali announces $5B injection for GuySuCo

President Irfaan Ali yesterday announced that $5 billion will be injected into the beleaguered  Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) as the new PPP/C government moves to deliver on its campaign promise of reopening three of the sugar estates that were shuttered under the former APNU+AFC-led government.

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The monstrous murders of cousins Isaiah and Joel Henry over the weekend must be rapidly investigated by the police  and the perpetrators brought swiftly to justice.

Harmon calls for cops to be allowed to do work

-but says independent probe needed for justice While calling on police to do a thorough investigation, Opposition Leader Joseph Harmon yesterday said that an independent investigation would be needed in order to ensure that justice is served in the murders of West Coast Berbice teenagers Isaiah Henry and Joel Henry.

Middleton shoots down Heat as Bucks stays alive

Milwaukee’s Khris Middleton scored a game-high 36 points and hit a pair of free throws with 2.2 seconds left in overtime as the Bucks staved off elimination and delivered a 118-115 victory over the Miami Heat in Game 4 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series Sunday near Orlando.

Navindra Samaroo

‘Top Cat’ charged with murdering marketing agent

Dwayne Castello, known as ‘Top Cat,’ was on Friday charged and remanded to prison for the murder of marketing agent Navindra Samaroo, who was fatally shot at Middle Road, La Penitence just over a month and a half ago Castello, 27, of East Ruimveldt, made his appearance before Senior Magistrate Leron Daly in Georgetown to answer the charge.

LeBron James

Lakers hold off Rockets to even series

LeBron James and Anthony Davis combined for 62 points and 21 rebounds, and the Lakers needed to hold off the fourth-seeded Rockets’ second-half rally to win 117-109 Sunday night to even their Western Conference semifinals series 1-1 at ESPN’s Wide World of Sports Complex near Orlando.

Constitution provides four instances where spending can be undertaken without prior Parliamentary approval

Dear Editor, In Stabroek News of 2020.09.07, under the bold headline, `APNU+AFC has not said how much of US$18m signing bonus spent on border controversy fees’, Hon Anil Nandlall, the incumbent Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, is quoted as saying “I don’t know if any other sums were paid, as there were no parliamentary sitting for over one year and one half and monies were being spent unlawfully, without any parliamentary approval.”

UNICEF donates equipment for remote hearing of juvenile cases

In an effort to ensure justice for juveniles in detention while preventing the spread of COVID-19 UNICEF has donated to the Ministry of Home Affairs Skype recording units and other equipment to be installed at the Sophia Juvenile Holding Centre, New Amsterdam Prison, Camp Street and Lusignan Prisons to allow the remote hearing of cases and connections with the courts, including the Children’s Court, and other facilities deemed necessary for the promotion of telehealth to persons in detention.