Daily Archive: Sunday, January 28, 2024

Articles published on Sunday, January 28, 2024

Body of Blairmont fisherman discovered in canal

The body of Tilach Nateram called ‘Boy’ or ‘Rice’, a 42-year-old fisherman of Number Four Settlement, Blairmont Village, West Bank Berbice (WBB) who was believed to have drowned sometime between 17.30 hours and 23.45 hours on Friday, was found on Friday  in a canal.

Claudius Butts, the national
sevens rugby coach

Claudius Butts on mission to return respectability to Guyana’s rugby football union

After successfully captaining the national rugby football team, Guyana Jaguars aka The Green Machine, to a seven-year winning streak in the region from 2005, Claudius Butts, 39, the Guyana Rugby Football Union’s (GRFU) coach of the national sevens side says, he is helping to develop the young players to bring back respectability to Guyana’s rugby in the region.

Holding up copies of the Gender Policy are (left to right): Representative of the Women and Gender Equality Commission, Nicole Cole; UN Resident Coordinator in Guyana, Yeşim Oruç; European Union Ambassador to Guyana, Rene van Nes; Vice-Chancellor of the University of Guyana, Prof Paloma Mohamed Martin; and Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Institutional Advancement, Dr Melissa Ifill.

UG launches policy for gender equality

In an effort to ensure that its staff and students irrespective of gender, have equal rights, responsibilities and development opportunities, at the institution, the University of Guyana (UG) has officially launched a Gender Policy.

Teachers’ quarters

In October last year President Irfaan Ali decided to undermine talks which his government had previously been holding with the Guyana Teachers’ Union and meet the teachers himself to hear their complaints.

Gavin Mendonca with Guyana’s flag in Ireland

Gavin Mendonca takes Guyana’s folk music to Ireland

Continuing his journey of showcasing Guyana’s folk music and rich culture, well known folk and rock musician Gavin Mendonca recently travelled to Ireland as artist at the country’s ‘Your Roots Are Showing’ folk conference, which gave him an opportunity to utilise his skills in the musical and folk world.

Trade and Industry Minister Paula Gopee-Scoon, left, and Brydens Group deputy chairman, Michael Conyers turn the sod to start the construction of its US$29 million distribution centre, on Factory Road, Chaguanas, Friday.

Gopee-Scoon lauds Brydens distribution centre

(Trinidad Guardian) The Brydens Group’s regional distribution centre is poised to play a key role in adding to the domestic economy as it will occupy just over 24 acres or approximately 36 per cent of eTeck’s Factory Road Industrial Park with an initial investment value of US$29 million during phase one of development.

GWI connected service the very next day

Dear Editor, On the very day that my opinion regarding the timeframe to get a service from GWI was published in Stabroek News, the applicant received a call at around 10:56 am, informing her that she should visit the office to make payments for the service, and during the conversation, she was asked if it was she who wrote the piece in the Stabroek News.