Daily Archive: Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Articles published on Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Minister of Agriculture Noel Holder (left) congratulating one of the awardees. (GINA photo)

GuySuCo Honours Roll

Today, the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) honoured several of its outstanding employees for 2015 at their annual Honour Roll Function at the Albion Estate Staff Club in Berbice, GINA said.

Faulty connection triggered power shutdown –GPL

The Guyana Power and Light (GPL) today said that at approximately 23:09hrs last night, the Demerara Berbice Interconnected System experienced a shutdown as a result of a faulty connection or “Pot Head” that links the 69KV submarine cable to the overhead transmission lines at Kingston.

Jason Mohammed played a deserving MVP knock last evening

That’s more like it!

An unbroken 82-run partnership between Chris Lynn and Jason Mohammed helped the Guyana Amazon Warriors gun down a target of 138 with eight wickets to spare in the final match played at Providence in the 2016 Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) amidst a sellout Guyanese crowd last night.

Shauliqua Fahie (centre) of BVI in the process of scoring a jump shot while being challenged by several Guyanese players during their matchup in the CBC Girls u16 Championship at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Guyana girls go down to BVI 18-54

Guyana started their Caribbean Basketball Confederation (CBC) Girls U16 Championships title hunt in the worst possible manner losing to the British Virgin Islands (BVI) 18-54 yesterday at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall in Georgetown, Guyana.

Chairmen and directors of state boards should be paid more than their current beggarly stipends

Dear Editor, Ongoing media coverage regarding all forms of compensation (salaries, benefits, stipends, perks, etc) payable to the top echelons of government and national, public and civil service organizations suggests that it might be useful to have some public ventilation on the underlying bases and justifications for the apparent dissonances, discrepancies and differentials within the body politic.

Uncapped Cummins set to debut against India

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC- Uncapped fast bowler Miguel Cummins has another shot at making his Test debut after he was called up as replacement for Jerome Taylor in the 13-member squad for the upcoming first Test match against India.

Changing British politics

There can now be little doubt that following the referendum called by Prime Minister David Cameron, a series of unexpected political ructions have come to dominate the British political scene.