Daily Archive: Saturday, December 24, 2022

Articles published on Saturday, December 24, 2022

The jet that was broken into Photo credit – Pladen Burnside Ohare _ Planespotter

Strict security in place at CJIA after theft from plane

Recommendations from the inter-agency taskforce that investigated the theft from a private jet parked at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri  earlier this year, include a list of strict security measures such as rigid screening of prospective employees and changes to access to secure areas by even joint services personnel, sources reveal.

Dominic Drakes receives the Orange cap award for the most wickets taken which was won by West Indian Carlos Brathwaite.

Drakes fails to impact final as Kings win

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka, CMC – Dominic Drakes was the only West Indian player to take part in the final of the Lanka Premier League, but he failed to make an impact for the Colombo Stars, and Jaffna Kings won the title by two wickets yesterday.

Over 52,000 have received 8% hike – Finance Ministry

More than 52,000 public servants, teachers, members of the disciplined services, and government pensioners received their 2022 salary increase in the last week representing payment of the eight percent retroactive salary increase announced by President Irfaan Ali on November 17 last along with the substantive December salaries and pensions.

What’s on the Christmas menu?

As the crowds grew larger in the shopping areas especially along Regent Street in the run-up to Christmas, Stabroek News visited several supermarkets and interviewed customers about what they are preparing for Christmas Day.

Toshao of Paramakatoi, Barry Joe (third from left) receiving the $5M cheque from Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, Charles Ramson Jr. (DPI photo)

Gov’t invests $15M to develop sport in Region 8

Some $15 million has been given to villages in Potaro-Siparuni to ensure they have proper sport areas, according to the Department of Public Information (DPI) The Region Eight villages of Paramakatoi, Kurukabaru and Waipa, received $5 million each for the enhancement project.

I owe my professional career to GuySuCo’s social programmes

Dear Editor, Apart from the fact that there were the Tyrells (Winston and Lance) other Engineers/Chemists in Bookers Sugar Estates including: Joe Alfred, George James, Narvon Persaud, Leonard Khan, Keith Williams; while Agriculturists included Vibert Yong Kong, Donald Drayton; Personnel Managers included Nowrang Persaud, Emamudeen Khan, Abdul Baksh and Anthony Downes; Errol Hanoman and Allan Luck accountants.

Antoine B. Craigwell

Preparing my mind for the holidays and year end

By Antoine B. Craigwell In November, I attended the second annual Guyana Well-being Conference held at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre and there I presented two workshops, on understanding culture and mental health from a “whole-person” perspective, and looking at mental health signs and symptoms for stress, anxiety, depression and the progression toward suicidal ideation and attempts – intervening to prevent a person descending into a mental health crisis and if in crisis, what to do to get the person help.

The great decoupling and friend-shoring

In a speech before the Atlantic Council in April, United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen used the term friend-shoring to describe America’s interest “in working with countries that “have strong adherence to a set of norms and values about how to operate in the global economy and about how to run the global economic system….”