Daily Archive: Monday, March 9, 2015

Articles published on Monday, March 9, 2015

Ramotar does Bob Marley: President Donald Ramotar (right) rendering his version of `every little thing gonna be alright’ at yesterday’s PPP/C observance at Babu John, Port Mourant for the Jagans. His chorus comprised from left, PPP General Secretary Clement Rohee, prime ministerial nominee for the upcoming elections, Elisabeth Harper and Prime Minister Samuel Hinds. (Arian Browne photo)

Ramotar appeals for majority

President Donald Ramotar yesterday said that he was more than frustrated by the opposition during the three years of his presidency and pleaded with voters to return his party with a majority at upcoming elections.

Guyana clinches new rice pact with Venezuela

Guyana and Venezuela concluded negotiations for the annual rice barter agreement last week with shipments to commence later in the month after the first crop harvest begins, according to a release yesterday from Minister of Agriculture, Dr Leslie Ramsammy.

Spin twins Devendra Bishoo, left and Veerasammy Permaul with 18 wickets between them in the match yesterday bowled the Guyana Jaguars to victory over Jamaica at the Providence National Stadium

Fantastic Five!

Spin twins Veerasammy Permaul and Devendra Bishoo yesterday routed the Jamaica second innings for a paltry 138 runs to set up a comfortable five wicket win inside three days for the Golden Jaguars at the Providence National Stadium yesterday in their Professional Cricket League four day encounter.

Elisabeth Harper speaking on the PPP/C platform yesterday.

Harper speaks

The PPP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Elisabeth Harper spoke for the first time on the party platform yesterday and pledged her service to the nation.

Tournament favourites in come-from-behind win

Tourney favourites Chase Academy overcame a 1-0 first half deficit to defeat South Ruimveldt 2-1 when the third annual Milo/Petra Organization Secondary Schools u-20 football tourney continued yesterday at the Ministry of Education ground.

Rice husk gasifier tested at mill

On Friday, March 6th, the first test run of a gasifier producing alternative energy using rice husk was conducted in a rice mill on the Essequibo Coast, a release from the Ministry of Agriculture said yesterday.

Beacons edge Camptown for first win

Beacons FC registered their first win of the inaugural Massy United Insurance Company sponsored Fruta Conquerors U-15 League edging Sunburst Camptown by a 2-1 score line yesterday at the Tucville Community ground.

Tiffany Jackson

Domestic violence

In view of International Women’s Day which was observed yesterday, this week we asked women whether they believed enough was being done for women who are exposed to domestic violence in Guyana and if not, what needs to be changed or improved.

The quest for $3b

What won’t this government do to funnel $3b from the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC) to the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CH&PA)?

Jagans remembered

Prime Ministerial Candidate of the PPP/C Elisabeth Harper laying a wreath at the Babu John memorial site yesterday in observance of the 18th death anniversary of the late Dr.

Remembering the Jagans

President Donald Ramotar laying a wreath, at the Babu John monument site yesterday at Port Mourant in observance of the 18th death anniversary of the late Dr.