Daily Archive: Sunday, October 5, 2014

Articles published on Sunday, October 5, 2014

Tain Settlement man stabbed to death

At about 0030h. today, police say that Rajeshwar Ramdhani, 20 years, of Tain Settlement, Corentyne, Berbice, was fatally stabbed to his chest by a man with whom he had an argument earlier, while walking along Well Tank Dam, Miss Phoebe, Port Mourant, Corentyne.

Paddling in the Mainstay lake

Lake Mainstay

Story and photos by Kenesha Fraser   The village of Lake Mainstay on the Essequibo Coast is a well-populated Amerindian village located about 25 minutes aback Anna Regina.

Ramlila

Ramlila as portrayed last evening by the Jewan Ica Nritya, an Indian cultural artistic group headed by Roshini Boodhoo.

Robin Persaud crossing the finish line ahead of Chris Holder and Paul Choo-Wee-Nam. (Orlando Charles photo)

Persaud repeats as winner of Laparkan 35-lap race

Robin Persaud did it again. Yesterday, the Carlton Wheelers’ club rider edged Team Coco’s Chris Holder and Team Alanis’ Paul Choo-Wee-Nam in a thrilling sprint finish to repeat as champion of the feature 35-lap event of the 10th annual Laparkan 11-race programme.

Ebola patient in Dallas takes turn for worse

DALLAS (Reuters) – The first Ebola patient diagnosed in the United States took a turn for the worse yesterday, slipping from serious to critical condition, as health officials reported fielding scores of possible cases around the country that proved to be false alarms.

Leave david granger alone

Leader of the PNCR, Chairman of APNU and Leader of the Opposition, David Granger, has had to field questions recently about the effectiveness of the opposition which together control a majority by one of the seats in the National Assembly.

Oyster sauce chicken (Photo by Cynthia Nelson)

Oyster sauce chicken

One of the many good things about baked chicken is that you can mix and match flavours or you can use one type of seasoning – herbs, spices, dried seasoning mixes or sauces – to create a different flavour each time you make the dish.

Mass grave found in restive southern Mexican state

IGUALA, Mexico (Reuters) – Authorities have found a mass grave in the restive southern Mexican state of Guerrero, the state attorney general’s office said yesterday, at a time when police are scouring the area for nearly four dozen people missing after a rash of violence.

Defending champs GYO off to winning start

By Delvon McEwan   Defending champions Gandhi Youth Organisation (GYO) got off to a winning start after defeating Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) by 30 runs in their opening match of the Banks DIH Limited Malta Supreme/ Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) Under-13 Tournament, yesterday at the Guyana National Industry and Commerce (GNIC) ground.

No headlines for Smith, Bravo but Chennai win title

BANGALORE, India, CMC – There were no headlines for the West Indies duo of Dwayne Smith and Dwayne Bravo but their Chennai Super Kings still lifted the Champions League Twenty20 title with a convincing eight-wicket victory over Kolkata Knight Riders here yesterday.

KKR throws support behind embattled off-spinner

BANGALORE, India, CMC – Kolkata Knight Riders have given their backing to embattled off-spinner Sunil Narine, who was ruled out of yesterday’s Champions League Twenty20 final against Chennai Super Kings after being banned from bowling by organisers.

Diaspora

Last week Gina reported that President Donald Ramotar had met Guyanese in Washington and Queens, New York, in the course of his visit to the United Nations, and that he had asked them to return home and invest in the country’s economy.