Daily Archive: Monday, February 22, 2016

Articles published on Monday, February 22, 2016

Santa Mission man fatally stabbed after row

At about 0100h. today, the police say that Joseph Jaundoo, 42 years, of Santa Mission, Upper Demerara River, was involved in an altercation with another man at a wake-house at Santa Mission during which they were separated and Jaundoo went home.

President David Granger addressing the celebration (Ministry of the Presidency photo)

Chinese New Year address

President David Granger yesterday addressed a celebration of the Chinese New Year 2016 hosted at the New Thriving Restaurant, Georgetown by the Chinese Association of Guyana.

A resident drawing a house lot (Ministry of the Presidency photo)

Gov’t team visits Lethem

Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo on Sunday announced a number of plans which the Administration has in store for residents of Lethem, Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo (Region Nine), including plans to pave the Linden/Lethem roadway and launch a radio station for Indigenous communities.

Jillian Amala St Bernard

Three killed in T&T crashes

(Trinidad Express) The lives of two families were forever changed on Saturday night when a tragic accident claimed the lives of 30-year-old, Jillian Amala St Bernard and 23-year-old Aleem Akaloo.

Answers needed on SOCU mandate – Ramkarran

Answers need to be provided on the mandate of the Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU) as the original role conceived for the unit appears to have been totally abandoned and it is “out of control,” former Speaker of the National Assembly Ralph Ramkarran says.

Burnham de-humanised Guyanese – Rodney CoI report

Former president Forbes Burnham’s grip and absolute control over the Guyanese society was so firm and extensive that he de-humanised and belittled many Guyanese by compelling them to clean trenches, canals or drains, according to the report of the Commission of Inquiry (CoI) set up to investigate the death of political activist and scholar Dr Walter Rodney.

Jonathan Carter

Hope, Carter tons put B/dos Pride in driver’s seat

From Clifton Ross in Barbados Shai Hope and Johnathan Carter cracked unbeaten centuries as the Barbados Pride left defending champs Guyana Jaguars needing 353 more runs to win with 10 wickets in hand and a day remaining in round seven of the 2015-16 PCL Regional 4-Day match at the Kensington Oval.

Green’s 11th triple-double leads Warriors over Clippers

(The Sports Xchange) – Guard Klay Thompson scored 32 points and forward Draymond Green recorded his NBA-leading 11th triple-double, allowing the Golden State Warriors to bounce back from their worst showing of the season with a 115-112 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Saturday at Staples Center.

Andre Russell

Russell’s haul takes Islamabad into final

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, CMC – All-rounder Andre Russell grabbed three wickets to help fire Islamabad United into the final of the Pakistan Super League, with a 50-run victory over Darren Sammy’s Peshawar Zalmi’s in yesterdayay’s last semi-final.

Bulls, Raiders to contest final

Half Mile Bulls and Retrieve Raiders will contest the final of the LABA/104.3 POWER FM Mash Championships following semi-final wins over Victory Valley Royals and Amelia Ward Jets respectively on Saturday.

Lethem outreach

Lethem outreach: Prime Minister, Moses Nagamootoo; Minister of State, Joseph Harmon; Minister of Social Protection, Volda Lawrence; Minister of Public Infrastructure, David Patterson and Minister of Citizenship, Winston Felix arrived in Lethem, Upper Takutu, Upper Essequibo (Region 9) on Saturday for the ‘ Public Day.’ 

Spectacles for schoolchildren

The Lions Club of Durban Park in collaboration with Ming’s Optical presented spectacles to school children from West Ruimveldt Primary, Tucville Primary, Enterprise Primary, South Ruimveldt Primary and East Ruimveldt Primary on Wednesday.