Daily Archive: Sunday, December 25, 2016

Articles published on Sunday, December 25, 2016

The only Almond Nut tree in the village

Number Seven Village

With about only 30 houses in total, Number Seven Village could very easily not be noticed, although Berbicians traverse what is well known as the Number 19 Public Road umpteen times per day.

City moves to confirm bylaws for metered parking

Metered parking in Georgetown is one step closer to being legally defined as the Mayor and City Council (M&CC) has signalled its intention to officially apply to the Minister of Communities for confirmation of the Georgetown Metered Parking bylaws, which were approved at its last statutory meeting.

Rayon Griffith

Griffith satisfied with Jaguars position at Xmas break

Chairman of the national cricket selectors Rayon Griffith said yesterday that he was satisfied with the play of defending West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Regional four-day champions, the Guyana Jaguars who, at the end of the fifth round of the two-round tournament, are in second position.

TIP victim, 9, forced into protective care

Three months after being rescued by the Guyana Women Miners Organization (GWMO), a nine-year-old trafficking in persons victim has been forced into protective care by the Ministry of Social Protection and has not been reunited with her family as was promised.

Benjamin concerned about Joseph, Hurricanes

JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Leeward Islands Hurricanes head coach Reginald Benjamin said he was concerned that rookie West Indies fast bowler Alzarri Joseph has failed to fire since his return to action in the WICB Regional 4-Day Tournament.

The 2017 budget

(Conclusion) Continued attention and support In last week’s article, I indicated the reason that low-income workers appeared unenthusiastic about the relief that the 2017 budget has brought them. 

Merry Christmas

It should be of some significance to Christians that God’s message was not in “a raging whirlwind or a devouring fire” (Phillip Yancey quoted by Peter Wehner, NY Times December 24).

Boult, Southee to be managed in Bangladesh series

(Reuters) – New Zealand’s frontline seamers Trent Boult and Tim Southee will have their workloads managed through the limited-overs portion of their series against Bangladesh to ensure they are fresh for the rest of the international programme, coach Mike Hesson has said.


An Orange-winged
Amazon (Amazona amazonica)
perched along the Laluni Access
Road. (Photo by Kester Clarke)

Orange-winged Amazon

The Orange-winged Amazon is a very popular pet parrot. In the wild, they live communally in preferred palm trees where they can been seen in numbers at dawn and dusk.

Walkabout

President David Granger did a walkabout along Regent Street yesterday and stopped to interact with Christmas shoppers, vendors and others.

GT flooding

As if the year hadn’t already doled out enough man-made woes to visit on the Guyanese citizenry, the heavens decided to open up on Friday and add an element of pluvial misery to the mix.