Daily Archive: Tuesday, January 19, 2021

Articles published on Tuesday, January 19, 2021

ERC to probe leak of info from meeting

The Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) today said that it is deliberating to fast-track a thorough investigation following a disturbing social media post at the weekend alleging racial bias on the part of certain Commissioners as it relates to filling of vacancies for Heads of Department.

Rawlston Adams

Harbour Bridge GM to be sacked

Following through with the recommendations of a probe report and the board of directors of the Demerara Harbour Bridge (DHB), Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill has decided to send home General Manager Rawlston Adams.

Troy Doris

Doris takes a shot at politics

Boxing superstar, Manny Pacquiao and former Mr. Olympia, Arnold Swarzenegger readily come to mind when you think of standout athletes who have been successful in the political arena.

Mohammed Siraj

India eye fairytale win

(Reuters) – Injury-ravaged India will chase 324 runs for a fairytale victory in the fourth test decider against Australia as an epic series that has ebbed and flowed draws to a fitting climax on the final day at the Gabba.

Rockey Sawh

Police file on sleepover shooting returned to DPP

Almost two months after the police were advised to conduct further investigations into the killing of teenager Rockey Sawh, who was allegedly accidentally shot by his friend during a sleepover in Kitty, the case file in the matter was only recently returned to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).

 England skipper Joe Root, left, was named Man of the Match.

England win first test against Sri Lanka

GALLE, Sri Lanka, (Reuters) – England won the first test against Sri Lanka by seven wickets at Galle International Stadium yesterday as Jonny Bairstow and debutant Dan Lawrence knocked off the 36 runs required on the last day.

ATV set afire

The Guyana Police Force is investigating an incident where a Honda ATV belonging to Elton Ault went up in flames on Saturday night.

Open Government

(This is a column by Transparency Institute Guyana Inc) Recently, there has been an exchange of views in the press regarding the environmental suitability and feasibility of the government’s latest plans for a solution to our internal energy consumption needs.