Daily Archive: Wednesday, October 9, 2024

Articles published on Wednesday, October 9, 2024

AFC executive meets with US State Department officials in Washington, DC. From left are Katharine Beamer, Director, Office of Caribbean Affairs, US  Department of State; Nigel Hughes, Leader of AFC; Barbara A. Feinstein, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, US Department of State; Catherine Hughes MP; Executive member, Laura George Advisor; David Patterson MP, Chairman of AFC; Dr. Shamir Ally, AFC Executive member; Colin Haynes, AFC member.

AFC delegation meets US State Dep’t officials in Washington DC

The Leader of the Alliance For Change (AFC), Nigel Hughes and a delegation on Monday held a meeting with Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, US Department of State, Barbara Feinstein; and Director, Office of Caribbean Affairs, Katherine Beamer, where they discussed matters pertaining to Guyana’s development and national elections, an AFC release stated.

Carol Trim-Bagot

PNCR supports suspension by NA council of Trim-Bagot

The People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) has come out in support of the recent decision by the New Amsterdam Mayor and Town Council to suspend one of its members citing the need for councillors to exhibit professional behaviour while performing their official duties, a PNCR release stated yesterday.

Nations Incorporated partnering with US company to develop labour market here

Nations Incorporated is partnering with US-based Core Group Resources (CGR) to create Core Nations – a majority owned Guyanese company – which will see graduates of Nations and others, being employed in the oil and gas, maritime, construction and mining industries, and further develop the Guyanese labour market through training and staff development, a Nations release announced yesterday.

Assistant Director of Sport Franklin Wilson (3rd from left) and Petra Organisation  Co-Director Troy Mendonca (2nd from right) posed  with the trophy at the launch of the KFC Goodwill International School Football competition as other officials looked on.

Fifth KFC Goodwill School Football Championship launched

– winner’s purse set at US $5000 The fifth edition of the KFC Goodwill International School Football was officially launched yesterday at the Cara Lodge Hotel in Georgetown, with teams from three Caribbean nations, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, and Suriname, scheduled to land in Guyana in December.

Trick or Treat?

On Sunday night, as the die-hard Guyana Amazon Warriors fans were, once again, wallowing in the bitter agony of losing in the final of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL), for the sixth time in the 12-season history of the event, former Guyanese and West Indies captain Sir Clive Lloyd announced the launch of a new T20 competition, the Global Super League (GSL).