Daily Archive: Saturday, January 12, 2019

Articles published on Saturday, January 12, 2019

Members of FED-UP: From left are Ryan Crawford, Chandra Sohan and Horatio Edmonson

‘FED-UP’ Berbice attorneys launch new political party

The Federal United Party (FED-UP), a new political party, was launched yesterday by three Berbice attorneys, who said they would be campaigning for reforms to Guyana’s electoral system to ensure that parliamentary representatives are directly elected by voters, and the creation of a federal system of government.

WELL PLAYED YOUNG TIGER! Romario Shepherd goes down the pitch to congratulate Tagenarine Chanderpaul on scoring his second Regional four-day century yesterday at the Providence National Stadium. (Orlando Charles photo)

Advantage Jaguars!

Tagenarine Chanderpaul’s protracted century,  Trevon Griffith’s spectacular slip fielding, along with  a deadly spell from Keemo Paul, gave the Guyana Jaguars the upper hand at the close of the second day of their fourth-round, Cricket West Indies (CWI) four-day clash against the Windward Islands Volcanoes at the Providence National Stadium yesterday.

Vernon Philander

Pakistan fightback but lose wickets late

JOHANNESBURG, (Reuters) – Vernon Philander took two wickets in as many balls to leave Pakistan on 17 for two wickets at the end of the first day of the third test after they had rallied earlier yesterday and bowled hosts South Africa out for 262.

A now sealed section of the concrete wall that the bandits broke in order to gain entry into the club.

Lusignan Golf Club robbed again

For the eighth time in the past five months, bandits once again broke into the Lusignan Golf Club, on the East Coast of Demerara, where they held the security guard at gunpoint before making off with a quantity of beverages and other items.

Athletes paid, preparations underway for 2018 meet

ST GEORGE’S, Grenada, CMC – One of the two remaining directors of Grenada Invitational Inc, Karline Purcell, has confirmed that all outstanding payments to athletes have been settled and the company is presently in the process of finalising details to apply for permission to host the 2019 games.

Just sit down and talk to each other

Dear Editor, Roman Catholic Bishop, Francis Alleyne clearly stated that “Our leaders would do well to acknowledge the extent to which the people, our youth particularly, have lost confidence in the broader political process, and to grasp the opportunity now presented to reshape Guyana’s future.”

The art of the possible

In 1801, writing to John Dickinson, a fellow founding father, Thomas Jefferson advised his colleague that “if we do not learn to sacrifice small differences of opinion, we can never act together.