Daily Archive: Saturday, April 13, 2024

Articles published on Saturday, April 13, 2024

Corporal Leroy Thom

Soldier dies after Tacama training exercise

The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) today announced the passing of 22258 Corporal Leroy Thom of 2 Infantry Battalion and of Blueberry Hill Linden who died last evening, hours after concluding a training exercise at the Colonel John Clarke Military School at Tacama, Upper Berbice River.

Cuban engineers to assist with GPL – President

In addition to the agreement signed with Qatari power company, UCC Holdings, which has a strategic alliance in Latin America for the Turkish Karpower ship, President Irfaan Ali yesterday announced that Cuba will assist with engineers to help manage the Guyana Power and Light’s electricity system.

Keacy Carty

Carty smacks hundred, but Pride in charge against Hurricanes

ST JOHN’S, Antigua,  CMC – West Indies white-ball batsman Keacy Carty indulged his love affair for Barbados Pride bowling with his third first-class hundred, but front-runners Leeward Islands Hurricanes were facing a battle for survival after they were forced to follow on in the West Indies Championship yesterday in Trinidad.

Minor roles for Hope and Pooran as Delhi Capitals win

LUCKNOW, India,  CMC – West Indies One-day International captain Shai Hope, and former white-ball captain Nicholas Pooran were mere footnotes when Delhi Capitals ended their run of four defeats with six-wicket win against hosts Lucknow Super Giants in the Indian Premier League yesterday.

Another rip-off of the Guyanese people

ExxonMobil’s cheery announcement yesterday that it had made a final investment decision for the Whiptail development  in the lucrative Stabroek Block has to be declared to be what it really is; another rip-off of the Guyanese people facilitated by the PPP/C government.

Bullies

Dead children cold in their mothers’ arms. Permanently injured children held by fathers trying to hide their tears.

Tiger Woods

Woods a cut above, sets another Masters record

AUGUSTA, Georgia, (Reuters) – As if Tiger Woods has not already enjoyed enough success at Augusta National, he added his name yet again to the Masters record book yesterday as his 24th consecutive made cut at the major marked another tournament milestone.