Guyana and Suriname still to work out travel protocols as ferry service set to restart

Guyana and Suriname still to work out travel protocols as ferry service set to restart

Guyana and Suriname are still to finalise their health protocols for cross-border travel between the two countries as the Guyana-Suriname ferry service is set to restart next week. Already, there are hundreds of Cuban nationals camping out at the ferry terminal in Suriname waiting to cross over into Guyana. In the coming days, health officials…

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Pace like fire!

Pace like fire!

… Windies crumble under New Zealand assault (ESPNCRICINFO) – It happened suddenly. Blue skies were giving way to grey clouds. New Zealand loved that. They could sense the opportunity. And for virtually the entire first session on the third day, they couldn’t help but take wickets. They took five in the first hour, smothering the…

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Congressman Meeks who pressed for fair elections in Guyana becomes first black to chair House Foreign Committee

Congressman Meeks who pressed for fair elections in Guyana becomes first black to chair House Foreign Committee

United States Congressman, Gregory W. Meeks, who was among the many voices calling for the recount results to be used to declare the winner of Guyana’s March 2 polls, was elected to Chair the House Foreign Affairs Committee, becoming the first African-American Chair in the committee’s history. He released the following statement after his election:…

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Linden teacher kicked off motorcycle, robbed

Linden teacher kicked off motorcycle, robbed

Fidel Alleyne, a 43-year-old teacher attached to the Christiansburg Secondary School, Wismar, Linden has been robbed of his motorcycle. Police said two unidentifiable males -one armed with a handgun – reportedly committed the robbery on Tuesday at Tank Street, Wisroc Housing Scheme. The black XR motorcycle is valued at $425,000. Police said the victim was…

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