Daily Archive: Tuesday, December 28, 2021

Articles published on Tuesday, December 28, 2021

Winston Jordan

Winston Jordan charged over BK deal

Former Minister of Finance Winston Jordan was arraigned this morning before Chief Magistrate Ann Mc Lennan on a charge of  misconduct in public office in relation to the sale of a prime piece of real estate owned by the state below market value to BK Marine Inc.

Dr. Frank Anthony

Bill would pave way for organ donation

Government earlier this month tabled in Parliament a bill which would see the establishment of a Human Organ and Tissue Transplant Agency here to facilitate the removal, donation and transfer of human organs to those in need due to health complications.

GDF Scorers from left to right- Benjamin Opara and Sherwyn Caesar

GDF in come from behind win

-to clash with Den Amstel in semis Defending champion, the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) overcame Milerock, while Den Amstel dismissed Fruta Conquerors to earn semi-final berths when the Guyana Football Federation (GFF)/Kashif and Shanghai Super-16 Championship continued on Sunday.

There should be a complete review of bridge project with provisions for consultations, technical evaluations

Dear Editor, The latest article in Stabroek News pertaining to the building of the new Demerara River bridge (EPA in no position to rule out impact survey for new bridge over Demerara – SN 12/24/2021), further increases the worry amongst some of us in the Nandy/Republic Park area that the government intends to build the bridge without technical due diligence, established legal processes, and most egregiously without consulting and getting input from the residents. 

Albert Einstein and Guyanese Dr. James Barrington Parris

By Dr Bertrand Ramcharan In the dark era of colonial and racist oppression, in the 1940s, a talented young Guyanese, James Barrington Parris, succeeded in enrolling at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, where he attended an impromptu lecture on the theory of relativity by no less an eminence than the great Albert Einstein.

Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity have had access to foreign funding cut following a decision by India's home ministry

India refuses to renew foreign funding OK to charity

NEW DELHI,  (Reuters) – The Indian government yesterday “refused” to renew a permission that is vital for Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity (MoC) to be able to secure foreign funds, cutting off a key source the charity has depended on to run its programmes for the impoverished.

Desmond Tutu’s true self

By Mabel van Oranje LONDON – With the passing of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the world has lost an unstoppable force for good who taught compassion and forgiveness, and pursued his mission with a will of iron.