Daily Archive: Sunday, June 27, 2021

Articles published on Sunday, June 27, 2021

An artist’s rendering of the new Demerara Harbour Bridge

Two-year deadline for new Demerara bridge seen as unworkable

With a rigid two-year construction completion date among the over 250 technical and financial questions raised by pre-qualified bidders for the New Demerara River Bridge (NDRB) project, the Ministry of Public Works will tomorrow morning host a pre-bid meeting to iron out the issues, ahead of the August 3 deadline for bid submissions.

Left-handed opener Evin Lewis goes on the attack during his top score of 71 in yesterday’s opening T20 International.

Winning start

ST GEORGE’S, Grenada, CMC – An imperious 22-ball fifty by opener Evin Lewis underlined an utterly dominant performance as West Indies crushed South Africa by eight wickets with five overs to spare, to win the opening Twenty20 International here yesterday.

The aftermath of the fire that destroyed the vulcanizing shop at D’Urban and George streets, Werk-en-Rust

Werk-en-Rust fire victim IDs arsonists from surveillance footage

Kevin Phillips, the owner of the vulcanizing shop at the corner of D’Urban and George streets, Werk-en-Rust, has identified the men who started the fire that gutted his home and business in the wee hours of last Thursday The fire, which also destroyed another house and damaged the western side of Elegance Jewellery and Pawn Shop, was started around 1 am by two men, who were recorded by nearby security cameras.

Members of the Guyana Cricket Board executive, standing in front with representatives from the three County Boards positioned behind.

GCB fills vacancies at OGM

The Guyana Cricket Board recently filled several executive positions at its first Ordinary General Meeting first Ordinary General Meeting for the 2021-2023 term last week at the La Bonne Intention Sports Facility.

Joseph `Reds’ Perreira

After defeat by S/A, Pakistan looms

By Joseph `Reds’ Perreira Commentator As I drove away from the Daren Sammy ground on Monday, June 21, after the defeat by South Africa in the second test, I was conscious of having never seen West Indian batsmen so vulnerable to genuine fast, short-pitched bowling.

Over ten thousand lawyers have qualified through the CLE

Dear Editor, As I commenced research on the operations of the Council of Legal Education (CLE) which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year it was discovered that a total of 10,287 persons have qualified as attorneys from the Hugh Wooding Law School in St, Augustine, Trinidad (5,147), 4,646 from Norman Manley Law School in Jamaica and 494 from the Eugene Dupech in the Bahamas.

Whither the PNCR?

The answer to the question posed in the above headline is that the PNCR is not going to wither away, despite the spate of recent resignations, the departure of the WPA from APNU and the slow death of the AFC.

IN DIS TIME

We’re facing in the world now what we never faced before These days it’s steady worries, left and right You have to cover up your face, and don’t shake people hand And no crowds anywhere at all… that’s right.

Town plan

Minister Robeson Benn announced recently that the Central Fire Station was to be relocated from Stabroek Market Square to somewhere in the vicinity of D’Urban Park.