Daily Archive: Monday, October 14, 2024

Articles published on Monday, October 14, 2024

SOCU says doesn’t have any statement from Hicken on $8.5m for Brutus’ wedding

Head of the Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU), Assistant Commissioner of Police Fizul Karimbaksh has denied a report in yesterday’s Sunday Stabroek that Top Cop Clifton Hicken submitted a statement to the SOCU investigators acknowledging that he collected an envelope with $8.5m in cash from a businessman to offset the cost of Brutus’s wedding at the Pegasus Suites Atlantic Conference Centre.

Tagenarine Chanderpaul collects his Man of the Match trophy from GCB’s Shaun Massiah.

Chanderpaul, spinners power Demerara to win over Select XI

GCB Inter-County Super50 By Michelangelo Jacobus The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Inter-County Super50 competition got off to an exciting start yesterday with defending champion Demerara thrashing the GCB Select XI by 105 runs, led by an unbeaten century from opener Tagenarine Chanderpaul at the iconic GCC ground in Bourda, Georgetown.

30 GDF officers commissioned

The officer corps of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) has been bolstered by the addition of 30 newly-commissioned officers who were on Friday, presented with their Instruments of Commis-sion by Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces President Irfaan Ali, a release from the Depart-ment of Public Information said.

‘One Guyana’
3-Stage Cycling Championship overall winner, Jamual John, receives the
winner’s jersey from Director of Sport, Steve Ninvalle.

Jamual John reigns supreme to capture inaugural crown

‘One Guyana’ 3-Stage Cycling – Leung wins junior title By Michelangelo Jacobus Long known as a ‘big race’ cyclist, Jamual John turned in one of his best performances in recent times across three gruelling races to capture the overall title, while Alexander Leung also cemented his dominance in the junior category.

First Lady Arya Ali (centre) with UNICEF, PAHO, WHO and Ministry of Health representatives,  along with students at the Hear Me Out campaign launch

UNICEF launches ‘Hear Me Out’ campaign to improve mental health in Guyana

In an effort to foster open discussions among young people about mental health and highlight the importance of seeking treatment, UNICEF Guyana, in collaboration with the Office of the First Lady, the Ministry of Health, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), and World Health Organization (WHO), on Thursday, October 10, launched its “Hear Me Out” mental health anti-stigma campaign at the Port Mourant Community Centre Ground in Region Six, a UNICEF release announced. 

Procurement integrity and the Belle Vue contract

In his wide-ranging address to the National Assembly on Thursday, President Ali sought to offer assurances that his administration is doing all it can to ensure transparency in public procurement which has been seen as an area prone to corruption of all stripes.

Supreme Stars won the women’s crown.

Speedboat captures open crown

Prime Minister’s T20 Cup – Jai Hind, Ariel Masters, Supreme Stars also win Speedboat defeated Ariel Knight Riders by 46 runs to win the open category when the Georgetown Softball Cricket League Inc.’s