Daily Archive: Sunday, October 9, 2022

Articles published on Sunday, October 9, 2022

An aerial view
of the damaged Demerara Harbour Bridge after a fuel tanker crashed into it early on Saturday morning (Department of Public Information photo)

Harbour Bridge down after fuel tanker crash

● Authorities hopeful of possible reopening by Monday night ● Water taxis approved for 24-hours operation ● Board of Inquiry set to investigate ● Pilot facing permanent ban A fuel vessel crashed into the Demerara Harbour Bridge (DHB) in the wee hours of Saturday morning, causing major damage that has rendered it inoperable for at least the next two days and disrupting daily travel for thousands.

Nestlé switches to Massy for local distribution

Global food and beverage conglomerate Nestlé has pulled its local franchise distributorship from both M Beepat & Sons and Distribution Services Limited (DSL) and given it to the Trinidad-headquartered Massy Distribution in a deal that sees the two local companies losing over $3 billion in sales annually.

Kevin Kisten smacked 111

GDF, 4R Lions, Bel Air, GNIC record wins

The Georgetown Cricket Association/ Atlantic Marine Inc Suzuki Motor Cycles second-division T20 tournament continued yesterday with Guyana Defence Force, 4R Lions, Bel Air Rubis and Guyana National Industrial Cooperation (GNIC) recording wins.

A satellite image shows a close up view of smoke rising from a fire on the Kerch bridge in the Kerch Strait, Crimea, October 8, 2022. Maxar Technologies/Handout via REUTERS

Blast hits Crimea bridge crucial to Russia’s war

KYIV, (Reuters) – A powerful blast damaged Russia’s road-and-rail bridge to Crimea on Saturday, hitting a prestigious symbol of Moscow’s annexation of the peninsula and the key supply route to forces battling to hold territory captured in southern Ukraine.

England captain Buttler fit for Australia T20s

MELBOURNE, (Reuters) – England captain Jos Buttler has declared himself fit for Sunday’s opening Twenty20 International against Australia but Liam Livingstone’s ankle injury makes the all-rounder doubtful for their World Cup opener later this month.

Government Take & Reported Reserves – Part 3

Introduction While as indicated last week, over the years Production Sharing Agreements, PSAs, have given rise to well documented generic critiques of their processes, as hinted towards the end of that column, they have also proved to be from the very outset dynamic and even disruptive, as a novel social construct, to the then ruling order of transnational crude oil exploration, development, production, and marketing legal contracts.

Tragedy and fame

Giacomo Leopardi, who was to become one of the greatest poets of his time, was born in 1798 on his parents’ estate near the small Italian town of Recanati in the dusty hills above the Adriatic sea.