Daily Archive: Monday, November 4, 2013

Articles published on Monday, November 4, 2013

Works Minister Robeson Benn (second from right) touring the site. (CJIAC photo)

Airport runway extension has begun – CJIAC

The extension of the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA), Timehri runway has “begun in earnest” with the contracting firm – China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) – tackling a trial section in the Timehri North area, according to a press release this evening from the CJIA Corporation.

Avinda Kishore receives his trophy from Digicel’s Head of Marketing Jacqueline James. (Orlando Charles photo)

Kishore, Sukhram Guyana Open winners

The young duo of Avinda Kishore and Christine Sukhram yesterday walked away with the red jackets and the winner’s trophies in the respective male and female categories of the 2013 Digicel two-day Open golf tournament, which concluded yesterday at the Lusignan Golf Course.

Seelall Persaud

Pact struck with Brazil for forensic testing

Forensic samples taken in at least ten murder cases will be transported to Brazil in January for testing under a recently made arrangement between Guyana and the neighbouring country, according to  Crime Chief Seelall Persaud who said that this will be “highly complementary” to the work of the local police detectives.

Canada stops T&T, books semi-final spot

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica, CMC – Canada became the second team to earn a place in the 2013 CONCACAF Women’s Under-17 Championship semifinals, defeating Trinidad & Tobago 11-0 on Saturday at Catherine Hall Stadium.

Barnwell infrastructure work moved to front burner

Residents of Barnwell, East Bank Demerara, may soon be afforded some of the basic amenities—road, electricity and potable water—in their community as the Ministry of Housing and Water Central Housing and Planning Authority (CHPA) recently invited bids for a contract that will see infrastructure work in the area.

Bangladesh sweep ODI series

(Cricinfo) Bangladesh banked on a string of partnerships and two fine knocks by Shamsur Rahman and Naeem Islam, as they swept the ODI series against New Zealand  3-0 after chasing 309 in the final over in Fatullah yesterday.

Rice record

Amid the political stalemate, rampant crime, the squalor of the city and the dire state of the sugar industry the news about rice output has provided welcome relief.

Sebastian Vettel

Vettel chalks up seventh win in row

ABU DHABI, (Reuters) – Sebastian Vettel won the floodlit Abu Dhabi Grand Prix by a massive margin yesterday to chalk up his seventh successive victory and equal the longest winning streak in Formula One’s modern era.

Character and character assassination

To every man, this is taught: Thou art one with this Universal Being, and, as such, every soul that exists is your soul; and every body that exists is your body; and in hurting anyone, you hurt yourself, in loving anyone, you love yourself.