Daily Archive: Monday, September 5, 2022

Articles published on Monday, September 5, 2022

Persons disembarking at the GRA Customs Boathouse at the Georgetown Stelling

Sand barge smashes into bridge

A sand barge yesterday crashed into the retractor span of the Demerara Harbour Bridge (DHB) causing extensive damage and resulting in hundreds of persons being stranded on both sides of the Demerara River for almost seven hours.

Rizwan, Nawaz star as Pakistan clinch a classic

Pakistan 182 for 5 (Rizwan 71, Nawaz 42) beat India 181 for 7 (Kohli 60, Rahul 28, Rohit 28, Shadab 2-31) by five wickets Mohammad Nawaz stunned India with the bat after helping restrict them with the ball after a rampant start to give Pakistan a thrilling win in their Super 4 match against India yesterday.

Kyle Mayers peels away in celebration after bowling Johnson Charles. (Photo courtesy Getty/CPL)

Mayers fireworks keeps Kings winless

BASSETERRE, St Kitts, CMC – All-rounder Kyle Mayers played two vital roles before rain intervened to create a tense finish as Barbados Royals kept St Lucia Kings winless with an 11-run victory under the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method here yesterday.

Louisa Daggers

UG Press publishes book on archaeology of Guyana

The limited existing literature on the history of Guyana’s archaeology has received a boost with the official launch of the University of Guyana Press (UGP) publication, “The Archaeology of Guyana, Second Edition”, a University of Guyana (UG) release on Tuesday stated. 

Experiment Housing Scheme ready to accommodate 450 persons

Four hundred and fifty persons who are beneficiaries of house lots at the Experiment Housing Scheme, West Coast Berbice will now be able to access their lands and commence construction of their homes, following the completion of infrastructure at a section of the scheme, according to a release on Wednesday from the Central Housing & Planning Authority (CHPA).

Archives of Trinidad’s first PM move to PoS

(Trinidad Express) For many years, the archives and library of Trinidad and Tobago’s first prime minister, Dr Eric Williams, housed at The University of the West Indies’ Alma Jordan Library, has been a key resource for many academic papers, ­theses, lectures and books.

Dr Slinger Francisco, the Mighty Sparrow, accepts Jesus as his Saviour when he was baptised as a member of the Linden Seventh-day Adventist Church in New York on Saturday.

Mighty Sparrow using his gift of singing for God

(Trinidad Guardian) Dr Slinger Francisco known around the world as the Mighty Sparrow—who was baptised Saturday in Brooklyn, New York —will now be using his gift of singing for the Seventh Day Adventist Church and the Glory of God according to Seventh Day Adventist Pastor Clive Dottin.

He was a superstar in the diplomatic galaxy

Dear Editor, Omar Khayyam, the l2th century renowned Persian philosopher, poet, astronomer and mathematician in his glorious ‘Rubaiyat’ wrote the following beautiful quatrain:- “T’is all a Chequer Board of Nights and Days Where Destiny with Men for Pieces plays; Hither and thither moves and mates and slays And one by one back in the closet lays.”

NPTAB response

On Friday, the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB) responded to an editorial that appeared in Tuesday’s edition of Stabroek News which had raised questions about the award to Kares Engineering Inc of the contract for the construction of the North Ruimveldt Secondary School.