Daily Archive: Sunday, May 7, 2017

Articles published on Sunday, May 7, 2017

Larceny suspect found chopped to death at Utivlugt

The Police say they are investigating the murder of Clinton Walks C/D Bongo, 36, unemployed of lot 3 Bus Shed Street, Uitvlugt, West Coast Demerara whose body was found with multiple suspected chop wounds to its back, left ear and abdomen about 7 this morning on the Uitvlugt Access Road.

Kamla wants T&T gov’t to come clean on Massy buyout

Trinidad Guardian) Calling for transparency in last week’s $255 million buyout of Massy’s Communications Ltd by state-owned Telecommunications Services of T&T (TSTT), Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar yesterday called on Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and his Junior Minister Stuart Young to come clean on the deal.

AG directed to ask judge to recuse himself in Duncan case

Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo last Friday authorised Attorney General Basil Williams, SC, to request that Justice Franklin Holder recuse himself from presiding over Carvil Duncan’s challenge to his suspension as Public Service Commission Chairman, in light of his fear that he will not receive a fair hearing.

One of the greatest poets who ever lived

At a time when one is still shaken by the death of Derek Walcott – the thought which diminishes us that he will never again decipher the beauty of the world for us – let us celebrate poetry – “the bread that lasts when systems have decayed.”

Calypso humour

From time to time on this ubiquitous internet that parades things before us, one often sees presentations reminding us of aspects of our lives that are no more. 

Standing firm! Guyana Football Federation President Wayne Forde (centre) addressing the media yesterday in the presence of Executive Committee Member Keith O’Jeer (left), GFF Vice-President Bruce Lovell (2nd from left), GFF Legal Advisor Kalam Juman-Yassin (2nd from right) and Rawlston Adams (right) following’s FIFA declaration that the Disciplinary Committee does not have the authority to rule on policy issues.

GFF Disciplinary Committee has no mandate –FIFA

The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) has declared that the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Disciplinary Committee’s mandate does not give it the authority to rule against the Executive Committee of the federation on the matter of league expansion.

Cavs rush to 3-0 lead behind James’ 35 points

(The Sports Xchange) – LeBron James scored 35 points and added eight rebounds and seven assists as the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Toronto Raptors 115-94 Friday night to take a commanding 3-0 lead in their Eastern Conference semifinal playoff series.

Swami appears unable to get beyond consideration of religion as liturgy to the bigger picture

Dear Editor, I believe that Swami Aksharananda’s interpretation of John Rawls is too narrow, and it was precisely in anticipation of such interpretive dissonance that I stated that I took Rawls to mean that in political discourse, ‘whether or not we take a religious or non-religious position, it must be backed up by proper logical and/or empirical reasoning.’

Indigenous land and the CoI

Exactly why the government bundled two essentially different exercises like Amerindian and African land issues together under the umbrella of one Commission of Inquiry is not altogether clear, more especially as it seems to have recognised that even within that framework they would have to be treated separately.