Daily Archive: Friday, January 31, 2014

Articles published on Friday, January 31, 2014

Wedding expo

Roraima Airways Inc. launched its “The Race to the Altar” wedding expo today at Duke Lodge, Kingston.

Bringing students together

The U.S. Embassy, in partnership with the U.S. NGO One World Youth Project (OWYP), the University of Guyana, and educational institutions in the United States and Guyana, is bringing students together in a dynamic cross-cultural exchange, a release from the embassy today said. 

Meeting the US Ambassador

The U.S. Embassy, in partnership with the U.S. NGO One World Youth Project (OWYP), the University of Guyana, and others is bringing students together in a cross-cultural exchange, a release from the embassy today said. 

Christopher Barnwell

Guyana to face stern test against Ireland

The Guyana Malta Supreme Senior team will today commence their tenth Regional 50-over title hunt when they clash with the unpredictable Ireland in the second match of the West Indies Cricket Board’s (WICB) NAGICO Super50 tournament.

Why the National Assembly should hold public hearings on the Guyana Forestry Commission

 (This is Part Five of a series of five reviewing the reports of the Guyana Forestry Commission for 2005-12 which were tabled in Parliament on November 7th,  2013)      By Janette Bulkan and John Palmer   In the fourth article in this series, we addressed some specific topics raised in the eight GFC annual reports (2005-2012) which were tabled at the National Assembly on 07 November 2013. 

Correction

The January 29, 2013 report, “Acme Photo Studio downsizes,” incorrectly stated that the owners had advertised the property for sale for $100 million.

Highlights of Wednesday’s NBA games

(The Sports Xchange) – Highlights of Wednesday’s National Basketball Association games: – – – –   Thunder 112, Heat 95 Oklahoma City forward Kevin Durant scored 33 points to lead the Thunder past the Miami Heat, who received 34 points from forward LeBron James.

Terrence Sukhu

Digital Technology CEO weighs in on bandwidth issue

Another local ICT service provider has weighed in the ongoing industry-wide controversy over the alleged leaden-footedness of the government in the allocation of bandwidth to private sector ICT service providers and what is widely believed to be the negative impact on the development of the sector.

The Food Court accident and the Ministry of Labour

Time and again in recent years the point has been made publicly that the significant increase in the construction of large buildings in various parts of the country ought to be more than sufficient cause for us to shine a more prominent spotlight on the issue of safety and health in the building sector.

Stock market updates

GASCI (www.gasci.com/telephone Nº 223-6175/6) reports that session 548’s trading results showed consideration of $10,741,266 from 364,899 shares traded in 20 transactions as compared to session 547 which showed consideration of $970,866 from 24,686 shares traded in 3 transactions. 

A historic summit

Whatever the official pronouncements coming out of the second summit of leaders of the 33-member Community of Latin America and Caribbean States (CELAC), in Havana, Cuba, earlier this week, under the theme, ‘Eradication of hunger, poverty and inequality in Latin America and Caribbean States’ and whatever President Donald Ramotar and Foreign Minister Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett have to report on efforts to combat inequality, recognition of the challenges facing Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and the proclamation of Latin America and the Caribbean as a Zone of Peace, the summit will probably be remembered as historic for other reasons.