Daily Archive: Friday, December 9, 2022

Articles published on Friday, December 9, 2022

Atishta Seenarine

Guyanese students top CAPE and CXC

The Caribbean Examinations Council announced today that Atishta Seenarine of the Saraswati Vidya Niketan School is the Most Outstanding Overall student at the 2022 Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) and Outam Heeralall of the Anna Regina Secondary School is the Most Outstanding Overall student at the 2022 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examination.

Mbappe v Walker is key battle in England v France war

DOHA, (Reuters) – One of the most mouth-watering aspects of tomorrow’s World Cup quarter-final between England and France will be a head-to-head battle between Kylian Mbappe and Kyle Walker as the tournament’s most devastating forward faces its fastest defender.

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Brathwaite wrecks Gladiators in Falcons win

HAMBANTOTA, Sri Lanka, CMC – All-rounder Carlos Brathwaite wiped out the Galle Gladiators top order with a devastating four-wicket haul to set up Kandy Falcons’ five-wicket victory and extend their unbeaten start to the Lanka Premier League.

Family Break: ‘Bram’ with wife and daughters

Silvie’s at fifty

It was quite a few years after what was then Sylvie’s Variety Store was created before the current owner, 43- year-old Bramanand Persaud was born.

Damning statistics presented by MP Patterson about black-owned businesses require at the very least an investigation

Dear Editor, The PPP government has been consistently dismissive of claims of ‘economic apartheid’ and ‘racial discrimination’ whenever those have been made and has responded with derision to the claims and denigration of the claimants; the production of statistics on the 6th December (MP David Patterson’s Facebook page) that show less than 8% of the total dollar value of all government contracts go to Black-owned businesses is being treated in the same manner, and that cannot be the correct approach in a country that boasts of inclusive democracy.

 Errol Williams

Fyrish man fined for drunk driving

Errol Williams, a 51-year-old of Lot 50 Fyrish, Corentyne, Berbice, yesterday appeared before Magistrate Alicia George at the Sparendaam Magistrate’s Court on the offence of driving a motor vehicle whilst his breath alcohol level exceeded the prescribed limit of .035 BAC.

Venezuela, US deal sends Chevron back to Caracas to work with PDVSA

A  matter of days after the United States administration announced that it was lifting the restrictions which had placed an embargo on the US oil giant Chevron plying its trade alongside Venezuela’s oil and gas industry, the authorities in Caracas have moved with haste to sign a contract with the oil company effectively green-lighting the recommencement of the collaborative work that not only represents the restoration of vital technical support for the country’s oil and gas sector, but also restored an important income stream which reportedly had to leave substantial sums of earnings behind in order to be compliant with Washington’s instructions that it leave Caracas with due haste.

The global climate-finance challenge

By Vera Songwe, Nicholas Stern, and Amar Bhattacharya LONDON – The dust has now settled after the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Egypt, but there are still many unanswered questions about how to finance emissions reductions and adaptation.

Consultation on rights

One thing that is absolutely loved by governments who care more about staying perpetually fixed in their re-election campaigns rather than implementing progressive changes, is the allure of consultations.

Haiti

There is a certain country in the world which has fallen under the control of armed criminals.

The trouble with Christmas

Trouble!? With Christmas? At Christmas time? Seriously? Yes! You see friends, frankly speaking, this “season” is tailor-made to evoke and evince both the good and the worst in too many of us.