Daily Archive: Tuesday, October 18, 2022

Articles published on Tuesday, October 18, 2022

Irfaan Ali

Major scaling up of climate financing needed

Highlighting that Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are particularly vulnerable to climate and food security challenges, President Irfaan Ali yesterday called on the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) to establish a special adaptation fund for SIDS and low-lying coastal states.

Petra Organization representative Nareeza Latif receiving the sponsorship cheque from MVP Sports chief Eon Ramdeo in the presence of Petra Organization Co-Director Troy Mendonca (left), Director of Sports Steve Ninvalle (2nd from right) and Errol Nelson, Ansa McAl Trading representative.

MVP Sports Futsal c/ships launched

The 5th edition of the Petra Organization coordinated ‘MVP Sports Futsal Championship’, which is also being sponsored by the Magnum and Lucozade Energy Drinks, was officially launched yesterday at the Brandsville Hotel, Prashad Nagar.

Essequibo, B/ce clash in final

An upbeat Essequibo team fresh from last Sunday’s massive win over Demerara, will oppose a strong Berbice side when the two teams meet in today’s  final of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Senior Male Super 50 Inter-County Tournament.

The Scottish players celebrate a memorable win. (Photo courtesy Twitter)

Windies stunned by Scots in opener

HOBART, Australia, CMC – West Indies endured the worst possible start to their Twenty20 World Cup qualifying campaign when they suffered a shock 42-run defeat to minnow Scotland, in their opening match at Bellerive Oval here yesterday.

CAL accused of flying Cubans to Guyana without licence

(Trinidad Guardian) State-owned Caribbean Airlines Ltd (CAL) has until today to respond to a lawsuit filed by a Florida-based travel service provider that has accused this country’s national carrier for accepting payments from United States citizens to provide transportation for their Cuban relatives to travel between Cuba and Guyana to access US consular services.

British assets jump after U-turn on fiscal plans

LONDON,  (Reuters) – Britain’s government bonds, currency and shares rallied yesterday as new finance minister Jeremy Hunt reversed much of Prime Minister Liz Truss’s economic growth plan, the latest twist after several weeks of turmoil in UK politics and markets.