Daily Archive: Sunday, November 6, 2016

Articles published on Sunday, November 6, 2016

Money-changer shot in Popeye’s by robber

The police say they are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting of a 32-year-old money-changer which occurred about 16:15h today inside of Popeye’s, in Water Street, Georgetown, by an identifiable male, who was armed with a handgun.

US$2m found in Point Lisas cargo

(Trinidad Guardian) Port security and the Customs and Excise Division are investigating the shipment of approximately US$2 million in currency that was found in a container at the Port of Point Lisas on Friday.

Guyanese inclinations

I  was a country boy of almost 21 when I migrated to Toronto, but almost immediately after my arrival there I began to notice the disposition in Guyanese to improvise, to fix things, to repair and recondition, which was not nearly so widespread in the Canadian community where there was a tendency to discard and buy new, instead of restoring or repainting or patching up. 

Two abandoned boats rest in a tiny peaceful cove at Kumaka. (Photo by Joanna Dhanraj)

Kumaka

Photos by Joanna Dhanraj   The bus stopped and let off its passengers on the ubiquitous red road that runs through the North West District.

Geron Williams reacts after taking the initial stage yesterday morning ahead of Alanzo Greaves and Shaquel Agard. (Orlando Charles photo)

NSC three-stage event…

Shaquel Agard (2h:47m.23s) will take his talents to the outer circuit of the National Park this afternoon for the final leg of the National Sports Commission (NSC) sponsored Three-Stage road race with the yellow jersey and a 10-second lead on national road race champion, Geron Williams.

Deputy Toshao of Rockstone Karron Williams

Rockstone set to begin no-waste cassava processing

Over 60 women of Rockstone Village are anticipating much needed employment that is expected to accompany the completion of a community processing plant that will use every part of the cassava to manufacture at least 6 different products, Toshao of the village Rudolph Simon has said.

Sonia Jardine (left) Pizza Hut GCC dribbling the onrushing Hikers defender during divisional meeting in the GTT National Indoor Hockey Championship at the National Gymnasium 

Pizza Hut GCC, Hikers stay unbeaten

Pizza Hut Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) and Hikers maintained their unbeaten run in the women and men’s first divisions respectively when the GTT Indoor Hockey Championships continued at the National Gymnasium.

Action in the match between Speedboat and Herstelling Rangers on day one.

Regal to play Speedboat in Open final

-Fisherman’s XI vs Floodlight Masters in Masters final Fisherman’s XI advanced to today’s final of the Masters division of the Guyana Softball Cup 6 tournament after upsetting defending champs Regal Masters by four wickets in yesterday’s semi-final played at the Eve Leary Ground.

New National junior chess champion Saeed Ali contemplates a move during the recent Closed championships.

National junior chess champ Saeed Ali eyes World Juniors

Fresh from winning the Guyana Chess Federation’s (GCF) national junior chess championships, 19-year-old Saeed Ali has his eyes set on participating in next year’s World Junior Chess Championships where he hopes to acquire a Masters title, Candidate or FIDE at the very least.

Dottie Thompson

Beyoncé, other stars urge Ohio to vote for Clinton

By Zoisa Fraser in Ohio*   Women are just as capable as men to be president, Beyoncé told those packed into the Wolstein Center in Cleveland, Ohio on Friday night for a free concert organised by her husband, music mogul and rapper Jay Z in support of US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.

Lakers stun Golden State 117-97

(The Sports Xchange) – Lou Williams and Julius Randle scored 20 points apiece, and the Los Angeles Lakers stunned the Golden State Warriors 117-97 on Friday at the Staples Center.

Amerindian Hunter
Trevor Alfred
Terracotta and Glaze
1995
(Photo courtesy of the National Gallery of Art, Castellani House)

Amerindian Hunter

In this month’s conversation, artists Stanley Greaves AA and Akima McPherson discuss Trevor Alfred’s pottery piece – Amerindian Hunter, which was completed in 1995.

Gov’t announces aviation overhaul plans

Government on Thursday announced plans for the overhaul of the civil aviation sector, including the approval for the establishment of a review panel to resolve the long-running disagreements between domestic carriers at the Eugene F Correia International Airport.