RHTYSC Cricket Academy bowls off on Monday

RHTYSC Cricket Academy bowls off on Monday

… Special emphasis on females; U12 players THE annual cricket academy of the Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club (RHTYSC) bowls off tomorrow after an absence of two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Area H Ground’s concrete all-weather court and the compound of the Rose Hall Town Primary School will be used…

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Barbados confirms first case of monkeypox

Barbados confirms first case of monkeypox

(Barbados Today)- Barbados has confirmed the first case of Monkeypox on the island. The confirmation came by way of a statement from Minister of Health Ian Gooding-Edghill. The full statement is below: Good morning. You will recall that yesterday, I informed the Barbadian public that there was a suspected case of Monkeypox in the island.…

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Taxi driver gets 16 years for raping girl

Taxi driver gets 16 years for raping girl

HIGH Court Judge, Priya Sewnarine-Beharry, on Friday, sentenced 35-year-old taxi driver, Feroz Shakeer, to 16 years behind bars for raping a 12-year-old girl back in 2015. Last month, Shakeer was found guilty by a 12-member jury at the Demerara Sexual Offences Court. He had denied engaging in sexual activity with the teenager on December 3,…

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Murder accused freed after more than nine years on remand

Murder accused freed after more than nine years on remand

-judge says extended incarceration was a ‘grave tragedy’ FIFTY-EIGHT-YEAR-OLD Micobie Village, North Rupununi Savannah resident, Jones Raymond, has been freed of a murder charge which was instituted more than nine years ago. He had filed legal proceedings over breaches of his constitutional rights caused by the state’s delay in prosecuting him for the crime. Delivering…

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Banking sector to help bolster small business development

Banking sector to help bolster small business development

PRESIDENT, Dr Irfaan Ali said the Government was examining ways to work with the local banking sector to create more opportunities for Guyana’s ever-evolving economy, particularly for small businesses. He noted that creating “innovative ways” was essential for micro-enterprises, which do not possess the type of collateral or cash outlay to benefit from the opportunities…

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Mechanics get much-needed training as Guyana prepares for more electric vehicles

Mechanics get much-needed training as Guyana prepares for more electric vehicles

Prime Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips stated that the Government will continue to develop the electric vehicle industry to lessen the country’s carbon footprint. He explained that with Guyana’s drive to significantly slash the price of electricity, having electric vehicles will become very viable. “While the proliferation of electric vehicles adds a new dynamic for…

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