Daily Archive: Wednesday, May 3, 2023

Articles published on Wednesday, May 3, 2023

Realtors at the meeting with the AG (Ministry of Legal Affairs photo)

Regulation of real estate sector vital

While pointing out that the real estate sector is practically unregulated, the Attorney General (AG) and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall SC has stated that it is time for that to change in the face of Guyana’s unprecedented economic growth.

Javed Ali (left), President of Slingerz FC displaying the new team jersey alongside GFA President Otis James.

Slingerz FC switches from WDFA to GFA

West Demerara giant and league champions Slingerz FC of Vergenoegen has officially switched from the West Demerara Football Association (WDFA) to the Georgetown counterpart, becoming the first former Elite League outfit to switch between regional member associations.

Malcolm Ferreira

Match-ups set in Georgetown for June 12 polls

The Guyana Elections Commission yesterday released the list of candidates for the June 12th local government elections and in Georgetown one of the pivotal first-past-the-post matchups will be in the Albouystown ward where previously independent candidate Malcolm Ferreira has joined up with the PPP/C.

SIC Inc. Aviation Security Manager, Denzel Hopkinson (2nd left) hands over the cheque to Captain Dylan Fields in the presence of Lennox Brathwaite (left) and Roberto Tiwari.

Rifle shooters wrap up training for WIFSC

The Guyana National Rifle shooters wrapped up their preparations for the West Indies Fullbore Shooting championships with two practice shoots last Sunday and Monday at the Timehri Rifle ranges, at Yarrowkabara on the Soesdyke Linden Highway.

Undeserved appointments at ERC

Dear Editor, I noticed, with much interest, on social media and in the daily news a list of vacancies at the Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) for which the Commission is asking that the applicants should have a Bache-lor’s Degree and or a Diploma.

Appointments of teachers

Dear Editor, One observes the publication of appointments of Teachers by the Teaching Service Commission in the same old stultified Job Structure to be effective from May 1, 2023, even though the parties named would not have received confirmatory letters regarding salary and possibly changed conditions of employment – disturbing evidence of authoritarianism.

Have we ventured too far?

Last week, Geoffrey Hinton, the expatriate British computer scientist, in an interview with the New York Times (published on Monday), revealed his growing fear with developments in the field of artificial intelligence (AI).