Daily Archive: Wednesday, August 17, 2022

Articles published on Wednesday, August 17, 2022

CCJ to rule Friday on Neesa Gopaul convictions

Bibi Sharima-Gopaul and her former lover Jarvis Small, will on Friday know the fate of their convictions for the 2010 murder of Gopaul’s 16-year-old daughter Neesa, whose battered remains were found in a suitcase dumped at a creek along the Soesdyke/Linden Highway.

Poor traffic control for horse racing meet

Dear Editor,  The chaotic scenes as detailed on social media and outlined in letters to the editors surrounding the recent horse race event at West Coast Berbice point to a total lack of preparation and preparedness by the organizers and the ones tasked with traffic control at mega events.

A House divided

The United States of America, one of the leading economic and political players on the world stage will, in four years, celebrate 250 years as an independent nation.

Bowser power:

 Minister of Home Affairs Robeson Benn and acting Fire Chief Gregory Wickham along with officers of the Guyana Fire Service (GFS) at the handing over yesterday of three water bowsers to the GFS.

Trinidad Top Cop increases ‘boots on the ground’ as murders climb

(Trinidad Guardian) As the daily diet of gang and civilian shootings and murders continues to channel fear and apprehension among the population, the T&T Police Service (TTPS) is moving to increase its visibility by immediately recalling all officers from vacation leave, restricting leave for the time being and adjusting the duty roster, which will see officers working longer hours, as they move to strengthen security grids in high crime zones in five divisions.