Daily Archive: Sunday, July 20, 2014

Articles published on Sunday, July 20, 2014

Colour of getaway car not enough for police to go on

Within 30 minutes of the shooting to death of teenager Ashmini Harriram, police knew the colour of the car the killer had escaped in, but according to former police commissioner Winston Felix setting up roadblocks with a view to intercepting it would have been pointless if they did not have the licence plate number and details of the suspect.

No confidence

The AFC released on Friday last a letter to the President of Guyana in which it advised that it will be tabling in the National Assembly a motion of no confidence in the government.

GRA denies police claim that its officers hindering GPF

Following claims by the Guyana Police Force (GPF) that investigations into Wednesday night’s shootout between Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) enforcement officers and smugglers have been hindered by the GRA, the tax-collecting agency has dismissed the allegations deeming them “wicked, malicious, and atrocious.”

Songs as a history resource

Song-writers are essentially observers; that’s where the process begins; that’s where the ideas or interpretations or slants that song-writers present in a song originate.

Guyana Amazon Warriors opener Martin Guptill pulls one during his unbeaten knock of 50 at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence yesterday. (Getty Images)

Warriors clobber Zouks with 9-wicket win

An unbeaten half-century from opener Martin Guptill reinforced by Krishmar Santokie’s four wickets steered the Guyana Amazon Warriors to a comfortable 9-wicket win over the St Lucia Zouks last evening in match seven of the 2014 Limacol Caribbean Premier Tournament (LCPL) T20 tournament.

Celery

Celery originated from the Mediterranean. It was originally used for medicinal purposes as the seeds contain oil.

Surface tumours

Continued from last week In last week’s column, in my haste to conclude the painful and distressing topic of tumours/cancers, I omitted mentioning two of the most frequent ailments in our tumour/cancer discussions, namely those associated with the vagina and the breast.

Jamaica Tallawahs skipper Chris Gayle (left) and Coach Mickey Arthur speaking yesterday during a press conference. (Clifton Ross photo)

Gayle gunning for Narine as Tallawahs face Warriors today

Jamaica Tallawahs’ skipper Chris Gayle is confident of smashing Guyana Amazon Warriors’ star spinner Sunil Narine for a quartet of sixes come tomorrow when the two teams square off in what is termed as the grudge match in this year’s Limacol Caribbean Premier League (LCPL) T20 tournament.

Granger is uncommitted to any political philosophy

Dear Editor, At a recent press conference to mark the third anniversary of the APNU, the major opposition force in the National Assembly, coalition leader Mr David Granger addressed the unrivalled successes of the APNU in its relatively brief existence despite what he lamented as the serious lack of facilities and resources it faces.