Daily Archive: Friday, April 20, 2018

Articles published on Friday, April 20, 2018

First Couple in London

President David Granger and First Lady Sandra Granger on their way to the Royal Dinner hosted last evening in London, England by Queen Elizabeth II for Commonwealth Heads of Government.

Rugby practice

The finals of the B Division Rugby Tournament between the Guyana Police Falcons and Panthers Rugby club will be played on Sunday at the National Park Athletics Field at 16:00hrs to start the local season.

Player of the Match, Sherlan Anthony receives his prize from Vreed-en-Hoop Hand in Hand representative Sarita Mohabir for his match winning 5-36

Anthony spins Essequibo past defending champions

A man-of-the-match performance from 18-year-old leg spinner, Sherlan Anthony saw Essequibo record a rare six-wicket victory over defending champions, Demerara inside two days of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB)/ Hand in Hand Mutual Fire and Life Insurance Inter-County Under-19 three-day tournament at Tuschen, East Bank Demerara on Thursday.

GFF fully reinstated by FIFA

The Guyana Football Federation’s (GFF) Compliance Status has been fully reinstated by the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), paving the way for the restoration of their annual subsidy.

Bharrat Jagdeo

Jagdeo warns of more private charges against gov’t

With PPP/C parliamentarians filing private criminal charges against two government ministers, Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo yesterday warned that it was just the beginning and also dared the APNU+AFC administration to bring criminal charges against him for his actions while he served as president.

Much creativity, little commerce

Harmony Village and the creative industries

If there are still unmistakable indications that the socio-cultural cohesion that we continually seek continues to elude us, it is not for the want of pressing street fairs and cultural events into service in the hope that these might make some kind of contribution, however modest, to that elusive goal.

Paddy Prices

As a service to Guyana’s rice industry the Stabroek Business has agreed to publish,weekly, beginning with this issue, prices paid to farmers supplying paddy to Mills in the various regions of Guyana 

Youth projects

The millennial generation, that age group currently between 18 and 34, make up the single largest chunk of the Guyana population, approximately 45%, using data from the 2012 census.

Progressive developments in agriculture

After the recent stories about the modest success that has been realized in our attempt to begin to substitute the country’s potato and onion imports with higher levels of local production we are now being told by the National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (see story in this issue) that sufficient work has been done in terms of research into farming techniques and the varieties that are best suited to local conditions to give rise to the likelihood that locally cultivated  carrots, as well, a few years down the road, will save us further amounts of foreign exchange.