Daily Archive: Tuesday, May 23, 2023

Articles published on Tuesday, May 23, 2023

Joel Alexander

Friendship man, 23,  dies in Hill Foot accident

                                                                                                              The Police say they are investigating a fatal accident which occurred at about 16:50 hrs yesterday in the vicinity of Hill Foot, Soesdyke/Linden Highway.

Nineteen die in Mahdia dorm arson

-three days of mourning declared Deep sorrow and shock gripped the small Region Eight town of Mahdia and other hinterland communities after arson obliterated a girls secondary school dormitory on Sunday night claiming 19 lives with another nine hospitalised in Georgetown.

After  finishing in the top two, Gujarat Titans left and Chennai Super Kings right, will have two shots at reaching the IPL final starting today.

Clash of the`Titans’

It is no coincidence that Gujarat Titans and Chennai Super Kings, teams that have built their campaigns around continuity, consistency in selection and role clarity, have earned the right to a second chance by finishing in the top two.

Injured students being removed from a plane that landed at Ogle yesterday morning

Nine survivors of Mahdia fire remain hospitalised

By Joseph Allen A total of nine students from the Mahdia Secondary School Dormitory who had to be air-dashed to Georgetown suffering from burns and severe smoke inhalation from the fire that consumed the female dormitory are currently hospitalized at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation [GPHC].

Tagenarine Chanderpaul

WI “A” targeting improvement

SYLHET, Bangladesh, CMC – A confident West Indies “A” will be looking to build on their impressive showing last week when they face Bangladesh “A” in the second four-day “Test” starting here today.

Jamaica women celebrate a wicket during their win over Trinidad and Tobago on Sunday.
(Photo courtesy CWI Media)

Jamaica remain unbeaten after holding off T&T

BASSETERRE, St Kitts, CMC – Reigning Women’s T20 Blaze champions Jamaica emerged from the weekend unscathed, after holding off a stubborn Trinidad and Tobago to post a six-run win and their second straight victory of the tournament here Sunday.

Former West Indies all-rounder, Deandra Dottin.

Dottin fails in Thunder loss

TAUNTON, England, CMC – Former West Indies all-rounder, Deadra Dottin, failed as Thunder opened their Charlotte Edwards Cup campaign with a six-wicket defeat to Western Storm here Sunday.

Alexander failed to address observed grievances and irregularities within IDPADA-G

Dear Editor, Please allow me a response to Mr. Vincent Alexander’s recent tirade against me that was carried in the letter column of the Sunday Stabroek Sunday May 21, 2023 in which he made several spurious objections to the contents of a letter that I drafted and circulated among members of the African Guyanese cluster of organizations that elected me as their official representative on the Ethnic Relations Commission.

Our enduring media freedom challenge

Media freedom, that which rightly belongs to the people and which ought, correctly, to speak for the people, is still, as it has been for as long as we have been an independent nation, manipulated by successive political administrations.

Keeping small islands financially afloat

By Ralph Gonsalves, Fiamē Naomi Mataʻafa, and Wavel Ramkalawan KINGSTOWN/APIA/VICTORIA – It is too early to tell whether all the talk about reforming development finance at this year’s International Monetary Fund and World Bank Spring Meetings will translate into meaningful policy action for the Global South.

Dr. Bertrand Ramcharan

Kissinger on the current Great Power predicament

By Dr Bertrand Ramcharan Former Chief Speech-Writer of the UN Secretary-General The Economist of May 20-26, 2023, carries a riveting article, “How to prevent a third world war”, based on an eight-hour interview with veteran global strategist, Dr Henry Kissinger, who turns 100 during the month of May.