Daily Archive: Friday, November 9, 2018

Articles published on Friday, November 9, 2018

From left are Matthew Wilks, Dr Mark Bynoe and Mark Archer

New oil deals not likely before 2020 –Bynoe

Despite “significant interest” in Guyana’s remaining deep water oil blocks, the Department of Energy (DoE) has no immediate plans to grant any concessions until it completes an oil and gas model contract for future Production Sharing Agreements (PSAs), which could take just over a year.

Rogyear Anita [right] of Curacao attempting a challenge on Lionel Holder [no.6] of Guyana at the IMG Academy, Florida, USA in the CONCACAF Men’s U20 Championship

Guyana loses 4-3 to Curacao

-game went down to the wire Guyana’s winless run in the CONCACAF Men’s Under-20 Championship continued yesterday, going down to Curacao by a 4-3 scoreline at the IMG Academy in Florida, USA.

Keaton Jennings

England scent victory after Jennings century

GALLE, Sri Lanka,  (Reuters) – Opener Keaton Jennings ended his two-year wait for a second test century with a career-best 146 not out as England inched towards a comprehensive victory in the opening test against Sri Lanka yesterday.

Stock Market Updates

 Stock Market Updates  GASCI (www.gasci.com/telephone Nº 223-6175/6) reports that session 798’s trading results showed consideration of $22,450,430 from 305,719 shares traded in 8 transactions as compared to session 797’s trading results which showed consideration of $14,492,957 from 212,184 shares traded in 19 transactions.

Bruce Golding

Jamaicans not engaged in serious discussions on CCJ, says Golding

(Jamaica Observer) Regional  Heads of Government who have not yet given the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) the green light will be in deep contemplation, former Prime Minister Bruce Golding is suggesting, after both Grenada and Antigua and Barbuda, by way of a referendum, voted to retain the London-based Privy Council as their final court.

Clueless management of prisons

There is a single word that comes to mind when one considers the administration of our prison system – a system which benefits from the services of a Minister of Public Security, a Board of Management, and a Director of Prisons.