Daily Archive: Tuesday, January 7, 2020

Articles published on Tuesday, January 7, 2020

Guyana Jaguars skipper Leon Johnson.

Johnson urges team to be among top performers in this year’s  Four-Day championship 

Guyana Jaguars skipper Leon Johnson has cautioned his charges not to be too preoccupied with the idea of winning a sixth straight title in this edition of Cricket West Indies (CWI) Professional Cricket League Regional Four-Day championship.   Instead, he urged the championship bunch to focus on starting the season with intent and to strive to cop some of the individual accolades.

Funds for city restoration misused

Auditor General (AG) Deodat Sharma has highlighted a litany of irregularities in the execution of the 2015 Georgetown Restoration Programme, which has cost the treasury nearly a billion dollars over the four years it has existed.

Mark Prince

Cops get more time with Tuschen robbery suspects

As the police work towards wrapping up their investigation of last Friday’s armed attack on a Tuschen Housing Scheme Chinese restaurateur, which left one suspect dead, they were granted approval by a court yesterday to further detain his three alleged accomplices who were taken into custody.

John Bolton

Bolton says he is willing to testify in Trump impeachment trial

WASHINGTON,  (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser John Bolton said yesterday he is willing to testify in the expected Senate impeachment trial of the president, a surprise development that could potentially strengthen the case that Trump should be removed from office.

A draw being made (Sterling Products Limited photo)

Cool winnings for Igloo customers

Eighteen lucky Igloo customers will begin  the New Year with extra money in their pockets after winning a total of $180, 000 in cash in the Igloo Cash Reward promotion, a release from Sterling Products Limited said recently.

Are school heads and teachers hobbled by an authority deficit?

Just before the close of schools in December an announcement was made to the effect that a ban was being placed on the customary in-school Christmas ‘bash’ euphemistically referred to as a Christmas Party and that a much less rumbustious event, a sort of ‘social,’ as events of that nature are described, where music would be limited to the singing of Christmas Carols and where social intercourse would be confined to the uniformed teenagers exchanging seasonal pleasantries would be held.  Keen, it seemed, to place official imprimatur on the new event, Minister of Education Dr.

Was killing Suleimani justified?

By Peter Singer MELBOURNE – On January 3, the United States assassinated Qassem Suleimani, a top Iranian military commander, while he was leaving Baghdad International Airport in a car with Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, an Iraqi leader of Kata’ib Hezbollah, an Iran-backed militia.