Daily Archive: Saturday, July 9, 2022

Articles published on Saturday, July 9, 2022

Executive Vice President and Chief Clinical Officer of the Mount Sinai Health System, Dr Jeremy Boal (left) and Minister of Health, Dr Frank Anthony (right) exchange signed agreements following the signing ceremony yesterday (Office of the President photo)

National healthcare overhaul in works

Government through a partnership with Mount Sinai Health System and oil company Hess Corporation on Friday announced major plans to transform national healthcare, including the overhaul of both the public and private health systems, and setting up of oncology and cardiovascular centres of excellence. 

Momentous final

LONDON, (Reuters) – When Ons Jabeur and Elena Rybakina meet in today’s Wimbledon final it will be the fifth edition running that a first-time women’s champion will go through the wood-panelled revolving-doors of the All England Club.

Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe

Gunman assassinates Japan ex-PM Abe on campaign trail

NARA, Japan, (Reuters) – Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the longest-serving leader of modern Japan, was gunned down yesterday while campaigning for a parliamentary election, shocking a country where guns are tightly controlled and political violence almost unthinkable.

Uae Team Emirates’ Tadej Pogacar wearing the overall leader’s yellow jersey celebrates as he crosses the finish line to win stage 7 yesterday. REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes

Pogacar extends Tour lead with stage seven win

RONCHAMP, France, (Reuters) – Tadej Pogacar strengthened his grip on the Tour de France as he extended his overall lead with victory on the seventh stage yesterday after being given a run for his money by his main rival, Jonas Vingegaard, in a thrilling finale.

Which food imports will Guyana limit by 25% by 2025?

At its July 3-5 summit in Suriname, CARICOM  Heads of Government received an update on the progress made by its Ministerial Task Force (MTF) on Food Production and Food Security in advancing the CARICOM Agri-Food Systems Agenda to tackle ongoing food security challenges and the rising food prices.

New GOA President, new hope

We might never know whether the courage displayed by the Guyana Olympic Association’s membership (GOA) to oust its longest serving president ever, was natural or influenced.

Four U.S. border agency employees could face discipline over treatment of Haitian migrants

NEW YORK/WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – Four employees from U.S Customs and Border Protection (CBP) have been referred for disciplinary review over their treatment of Haitian migrants who they sought to push back across the Rio Grande using horses last September, CBP officials said on Friday as the agency released a more than 500-page report on a widely filmed and photographed incident.

Seven bullets

Murdered young men in Guyana are often condemned in death. Killed without a trial, conviction, or a sentence for death, like a public stoning, where even after livor mortis has begun, the stones continue to be thrown.