Daily Archive: Sunday, May 15, 2016

Articles published on Sunday, May 15, 2016

Sophia man fatally stabbed by cousin

About 2130h. last night, the police say that Lennox Norton, 51 years, of South Sophia, was imbibing with a male cousin at Lodge Housing Scheme, Georgetown, when they became involved in an argument during which Norton was stabbed to his abdomen.

High hopes turn to disappointment

Once high hopes for the David Granger administration have dissipated after a year in office, with various members of civil society expressing disappointment at the government’s performance, saying it has embraced the system it once criticised and the expected transformation has not been delivered.

Hummingbird

My wife’s garden is as much a work of art as a painting by a master spirit or a poet’s inspired sonnet or a perfectly composed piece of music.

Unprecedented!

Last Monday General Secretary of the PPP, Mr Clement Rohee, reacting at his press conference to questions about that morning’s SN’s headline ‘PPP executives jockeying for top position – Jagdeo, others seeking to consolidate support before crucial congress,’ deemed the media as “stray dogs, going by the smell of things and rummaging the PPP neighbourhood for new and old juicy inaccuracies and speculations.”

New $2.1B lab to boost treatment for heart patients

Persons suffering with heart disease may no longer have to worry about the cost of travelling abroad for required surgeries as the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) in collaboration with the Caribbean Heart Institute (CHI) yesterday commissioned a new $2.1 billion Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory.

Teams punch tickets to last 16

Royal Youths, Classic-6 and Future Stars were among the teams punching their tickets to the round of 16 stage when the Guinness of the Streets Linden edition commenced on Friday at the Mackenzie Market Tarmac.

Lions mauled!

BANGALORE, India, CMC – Superstar Chris Gayle’s wretched form showed no signs of improvement but teammates Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers lashed astonishing centuries to fire Royal Challengers Bangalore to a record 144-run victory over Gujarat Lions in the Indian Premier League here yesterday.

We can do better to save the jaguars

Dear Editor, In the February 16th, 2014 issue of Stabroek News, Evi Paemelaere, from the international Panthera organization (specialized in the protection of wild cats) wrote: “In the land of giants, the jaguar stands strong and proud on the coat of arms and adorns many banners and brochures to attract tourists happy to pay for catching a glimpse of America’s largest cat in Guyana.”