Daily Archive: Tuesday, July 3, 2018

Articles published on Tuesday, July 3, 2018

Najib Razak

Former Malaysian PM Najib arrested in graft probe

KUALA LUMPUR, (Reuters) – Malaysian anti-corruption agents arrested former Prime Minister Najib Razak on Tuesday following a probe into how money went missing from a state fund he founded almost a decade ago and authorities said he would be charged in court on Wednesday.

Cozy and comfortable guest rooms at the Atta Rainforest Lodge.

Atta Lodge providing immersive rainforest experience

The word “atta”, in the Makushi language, means “hammock,” and it is from a hammock dwelling that the Atta Rainforest Lodge, the winner of the Resort of the Year Award at the recently held Tourism and Hospitality Association of Guyana’s (THAG) 26th Annual President’s Awards, came.

Devendra Bishoo

Baffling selection!

In what can only be considered a bombshell selection and a backward step as well, the West Indies selectors have retained opening batsman Devon Smith in the 13-man side named for the opening test match against Bangladesh starting tomorrow.

The Victorious LTI unit posing with their spoils after defeating Mackenzie High to retain the u19 championship in the NSBF at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall. Also in photo are Director of Sport Christopher Jones (right) and YBG Co-Director Rayad Boyce

Gilkes helps LTI repeat as U19 champs

Linden Technical Institute (LTI) repeated as U19 champs while Kwakwani and Marian Academy successfully defended their U16 and girls titles respectively when the National School Basketball Festival (NSBF) concluded on Sunday.

CARICOM heads to consider dismantling marijuana prohibition

(Jamaica Gleaner) The dismantling of the prohibition of marijuana in its totality across member states is a key recommendation contained in the report of the CARICOM Regional Commission on Marijuana 2018, which will be reviewed by heads of government at the 39th conference of the regional body to be held in Montego Bay, St James, from July 4-6.

Kenneth E. Mapp

US$1.4B deal clinched to restart St Croix oil refinery

U.S. Virgin Islands Governor Kenneth E. Mapp announced yesterday an agreement which would reopen one of the world’s largest refineries, create hundreds of jobs in the territory and buttress the solvency of the Government Employees Retirement System (GERS).  According to a release from his office, Mapp said the US$1.4 billion pact was between the Government of the Virgin Islands and ArcLight Capital Partners, LLC, the owners of what had been one of the largest oil refineries in the world when it was shut down on the USVI island of St Croix in 2012.