Daily Archive: Saturday, February 1, 2025

Articles published on Saturday, February 1, 2025

Guyana Harpy Eagles offspinner Richie Looknauth (2nd from right) celebrates the fall of a Barbados Pride wicket with his teammates.

Anderson, Looknauth star as Harpy Eagles crush Barbados Pride

CWI Regional 4-Day Championship By Michaelangelo Jacobus A brilliant century from Kevlon Anderson and a stunning second-innings five-wicket haul from debutant offspinner Richie Looknauth powered the Guyana Harpy Eagles to a commanding third day 10-wicket victory over Barbados Pride yesterday in their opening match of the 2025 West Indies Four-Day Championship at the Providence National Stadium.  

Ed Ahmad

Hughes questions sale of prime lands to Ed Ahmad

-CH&PA says its transactions transparent The Ministry of Housing last year sold prime lands at Ogle and near to ExxonMobil’s headquarters, for $30 million per acre to a local company whose director is controversial United States-based Guyanese businessman, Edul ‘Ed’Ahmad, Alliance For Change presidential candidate, Nigel Hughes, has charged.

Slow or negligible adaptation to digital technologies puts countries like Guyana at a competitive disadvantage

Dear Editor, I am writing to express my thoughts regarding Banks DIH’s announcement at their most recent annual shareholders meeting, where the company’s CEO revealed plans to construct a new beer bottling plant instead of pursuing a project in the technology sector, such as a computer assembly plant or a facility for electronic and digital equipment.

Hayden Walsh

Leeward Islands Hurricanes trounce West Indies Academy

-Walsh Jr, Cornwall combine for nine second innings wickets (SportsMax) The Leeward Islands Hurricanes secured a massive 402-run victory over the West Indies Academy on the third day of their round one West Indies Championship fixture at the Coolidge Cricket Ground in Antigua yesterday.

 Chezerae Kidney-Ramdass

Trinidad: Mother of two gunned down at parlour by ‘customer’

(Trinidad Guardian) Tenants of Building C in Orchid Gardens, Pleasantville, are traumatised after a woman from the area was murdered in their building.  Chezerae Kidney-Ramdass, 39, of Apartment 13, was shot dead in her apartment around 3.40 pm on Wednesday by a man pretending to be a customer.  She operated a small parlour from her apartment on the ground floor and conducted sales through her bedroom window.  Customers would ring a bell to signal that they came to make a purchase.

FAILED TO FIRE: West Indies women’s star all-rounder Deandra Dottin.

Windies women complete sweep

…register workmanlike 5-wicket win in final T20 (Trinidad Express) West Indies women romped to a 3-0 series sweep when they won the third and final T20 International against Bangladesh in Basseterre.

The deportees who will be coming

If the recent data released by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) regarding non-detained individuals with final orders of deportation is accurate, Guyana is set to receive 1,236 deportees from the United States.

Islam on trial in India

By Shashi Tharoor NEW DELHI – In early January, India’s Supreme Court upheld a lower court’s directive to consolidate 15 lawsuits by Hindu activists seeking the right to investigate the possible existence of sacred Hindu places of worship beneath the Shahi Eidgah, a mosque in Mathura.