Daily Archive: Sunday, April 1, 2018

Articles published on Sunday, April 1, 2018

Orwain Sandy and Reona Payne in happier times.

Soldier guns down partner

Following an argument, Captain Orwain Sandy, the army Chief-of-Staff’s personal assistant, riddled his common-law wife with bullets at Alexander Village, Georgetown yesterday morning and then turned himself over to the police.

Raphael Trotman

Local companies seeking stake in remaining oil blocks

Although government favours the presence of oil majors here for strategic purposes, it is also welcoming the interest being shown by Guyanese companies in the country’s remaining oil blocks, according to Natural Resources Minister Raphael Trotman, who says it is also important that local firms have a stake in the developing oil and gas sector.

The newly elected DCC executive committee gathers for a photo after Thursday’s elections.

Harper elected DCC president

‘Let these men go on,’ were the murmurs on Thursday evening as former West Indies all-rounder Roger Harper was elected president of the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) at the club’s pavilion.

Veteran Twenty20 star Marlon Samuels … one of the few leading players to travel for the historic series.

Weakened Windies target upset but security steals headlines

KARACHI, Pakistan,  CMC – Depleted West Indies will attempt to turn the tables on a confident Pakistan side in a historic three-match Twenty20 series which bowls off at the National Stadium under presidential-style security here today, and signals a return of international cricket to the often volatile nation.

Celtics pull away in fourth to top Raptors, 110-99

JOHANNESBURG,  (Reuters) – South Africa’s Temba Bavuma was left stranded on 95 not out as they tightened their grip over scandal-hit Australia after reducing the hapless visitors to 110 for six at the close on the second day of the fourth and final test yesterday.

Border security

It was an advertisement in this newspaper on Thursday which drew public attention to the situation facing Guyanese miners in the Cuyuni River.