Daily Archive: Sunday, November 28, 2021

Articles published on Sunday, November 28, 2021

A sad saga

By Tony (McWatt) and Reds (Perreira) From its first session to the last the eventual outcome of the November 21-25 Sri Lanka-West Indies 1st Test played at the Galle International Stadium, was somewhat predictable, the hosts winning by the very comfortable margin of 187 runs.

Courtney Walsh

Walsh hails decision to abandon tournament, thrilled with WI qualification 

HARARE, Zimbabwe, CMC – Head coach Courtney Walsh has endorsed the decision by the International Cricket Council to scrap the 50-over Women’s World Cup Qualifiers but said West Indies Women were thrilled with their qualification for next year’s showpiece in New Zealand The ICC announced yesterday the tournament would not continue due to the emergence of the new Omicron variant of COVID-19, which had led several major countries to slap travel restrictions on southern African nations, including Zimbabwe.

 Jimmy Adams

Squad’s safe return main priority, says CWI

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Cricket West Indies said yesterday it was working assiduously to ensure the safe return of the women’s squad from Zimbabwe, after the Inter-national Cricket Council abruptly cancelled the 50-over World Cup Qualifiers in response to a new strain of COVID-19 in southern Africa.

Schoolchildren performing at the National Drama Festival in 2016 (SN file photo)

Benefits of drama in secondary education

One of the subjects of study developed by the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) that has been slowly gaining ground is Drama, which is offered at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) level as Theatre Arts and at the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) level as a part of the Performing Arts.

Guyana’s Oil and Gas Sector: More on Wrapping-up the Buxton Proposal for Direct Cash Transfers to Households – Part 9

Introduction Because of its centrality to the query — as to whether projected oil revenues are likely to be large enough and sufficiently stable to finance successfully income transfers of  the magnitude and stability required to alleviate substantially income poverty in Guyana — I need to explore more fully the workings of Government Take under the ruling PSA.

Covid Setback

Just as Guyana is beginning to emerge out of the Covid darkness, the Omicron variant has been first detected in South Africa but almost simultaneously discovered in other countries such as Israel, Belgium and other African countries.

NBA roundup: Kings outlast Lakers in 3 OTs

De’Aaron Fox recorded 34 points and eight assists and Buddy Hield scored 25 points off the bench as the Sacramento Kings notched a dramatic 141-137 triple-overtime victory over the host Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night.

Adhering to the law

When a President addresses the nation it is usually with respect to a situation or occurrence which affects everybody, or at least is of direct relevance to everybody.