Daily Archive: Thursday, December 31, 2020

Articles published on Thursday, December 31, 2020

Public Works Minister Juan Edghill (left) receiving the report on the investigation into the Demerara Harbour Bridge Asphalt’s Plant from Chateram Ramdihal, who headed the investigative team.

Lax controls found at Asphalt Plant

Although no substantial evidence emerged from an investigation into alleged financial misconduct at the Demerara Harbour Bridge Corporation’s Asphalt Plant, the probe team says that they found poor internal controls which need to be bolstered in order to prevent the multiple discrepancies that were unearthed.

Leon Waddel

Kuru Kuru man wanted over murder

The Guyana Police Force has released a wanted bulletin for Leon Waddel in connection with the murder of Hanswar Stoll also known as ‘Red Man’ said to have occurred between November 15-16 at Dadrima Savannah, Kuru Kururu, Linden/Soesdyke Highway.

Great job by CPCE

Dear Editor, On the twenty-ninth day of December in the year two thousand and twenty, as I attended the first virtual graduation ceremony of the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE), a plethora of thoughts inundated my mind.

NZ seal 101-run victory over Pakistan in first test

WELLINGTON, (Reuters) – New Zealand’s bowlers produced a late final session surge to guide their side to a tense 101-run victory over Pakistan in the first test in Mount Maunganui yesterday and keep alive their hopes of reaching next year’s World Test Championship final.

Little things about Barbados that mean a lot

Dear Editor, There  are  little  things  –  that  are  really  big  things –  which  help  to  make  Barbados  special  and  give  credence  to  the  oft-repeated  boast  of  its  brilliant  first  female  Prime  Minister,  Mia  Amor  Mottley,  that  “This  is  who  we  are”….

Revising Caribbean history

Across schools in the region, students have long been taught that millions of indigenous Taino people died out following the catastrophic arrival of the Spanish conquistadors, but recent revolutionary genetic studies are suddenly rewriting our history.