Daily Archive: Tuesday, October 8, 2024

Articles published on Tuesday, October 8, 2024

Foreign trade transactions up by 39% for first half of year – Central Bank

-says hard currency flows expected to adequately cover imports Total foreign exchange transactions for the first half of this year increased by 39.0 percent to US$9,889.1m  compared to the first six months of last year and the Central Bank is assuring that the exchange rate for US dollar is expected to remain “relatively stable” and flows to the market are expected to adequately cover imports.

The Guyana Amazon Warriors will be one of five
franchises from five different countries who will take part in the inaugural Global Super League t20
competition which is set to be hosted in Guyana from November
27-December 7.

Who will be financing Global Super League US$1m prize fund?

-official says it will be known in `due course’ On Sunday night, even as the curtains came down on the 2024 season of the Republic Bank sponsored Caribbean Premier League, legendary Guyanese and West Indies cricketer Sir Clive Lloyd announced the launch of a new T20 competition, the Global Super League, which will be hosted in Guyana from November 26 to December 7. 

Judge rules for UAAW in dispute with GAWU

Sitting in the Constitutional and Administrative Division of the High Court, Justice Fidela Corbin-Lincoln has ruled in favour of the Union of Agricultural and Allied Workers (UAAW) in relation to a contested trade union recognition for Guyana Rice Development Board (GRDB) workers. 

Still no word on Main St kidnap victim

-file on five suspects sent to DPP for advice Head of the Guyana Police Force’s (GPF) Corporate Communications Unit, Mark Ramotar, told report-ers yesterday that Crime Chief Wendell Blanhum has indicated that a file was prepared and sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) for advice in relation to the five suspects in police custody for the abduction of Joshua David.

Pit latrines at hinterland schools

It is conceivable that it would not have occurred to many Guyanese residing on ‘the coastal plain’ that both children and teachers in parts of the hinterland must endure the safety and health hazards as well as the indignity that attends the need to use pit latrines outside of schools’ and, seemingly, that there appears not to exist, up to this time, any immediate-term plan to remove this unacceptable obstacle to the delivery of education in a convivial environment in those areas.

COMMISERATIONS: Barbados Royals skipper Rovman Powell and David Miller console Trinbago Knight Riders’ Nicholas Pooran at the conclusion of their Caribbean Premier League eliminator match at Providence Stadium, in Georgetown, Guyana, last Tuesday. —Photo: Ashley Allen-CPL T20

‘Triumph for CPL’

By Fazeer Mohammed (Trinidad Express) Officials of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) will never admit it but all that seething rage and unrestrained cussing triggered by last Tuesday night’s bizarre finish at the Guyana National Stadium would have been music to their ears.