It would be reckless to name elections date without GECOM’s advice on its readiness -President Granger

It would be reckless to name elections date without GECOM’s advice on its readiness -President Granger

In an address to the nation this afternoon, President David Granger said it would be reckless for him to name a date for elections without the advice of the Elections Commission with regard to its readiness. President Granger said the Elections Commission must be allowed to continue the task of preparing for the forthcoming general…

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Powerlifting team arrives in Uruguay

Powerlifting team arrives in Uruguay

– GAPLF president lauds Government’s contribution THIRTEEN athletes and officials arrived in Uruguay, last evening, to commence participation in the September 17 – 22, PanAmerican/South American Powerlifting and Bench Press Equipped and Classic Championships, with the Guyana Amateur Powerlifting Federation (GAPLF), president Ed Caesar optimistic of the team’s success. Runita White, Nadina Taharally, Natoya Robinson,

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Missigher repeats as COURTS 10K Champion

Missigher repeats as COURTS 10K Champion

WINSTON Missigher clocked 34 minutes, 11 seconds to retain his COURTS 10K Road Race on Sunday. Missigher was well off his winning time of 33:29 last year, but was well ahead of runner-up Nathaniel Giddings (34:54), his PPYC team mate. Odwin Tudor of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) completed the podium in (35:16). Cleveland Thomas

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Guyana set to host CPL playoffs again

Guyana set to host CPL playoffs again

GEORGETOWN, Guyana (CMC) – Caribbean Premier League (CPL) organisers have struck a deal with the Guyana government which will see the return of the playoffs here for a second straight year. The playoffs comprise two games – the eliminator between the third-placed and fourth-placed teams, and qualifier one involving the top-of-the-table side after the preliminaries

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Facial recognition technology not installed on CCTV cameras in city

Facial recognition technology not installed on CCTV cameras in city

The Ministry of Public Telecommunications has addressed concerns raised about the possible facial recognition and tracking technologies used by cameras installed under the Safe City Component of the National Broadband Project. In a detailed statement on Friday, the Ministry sought to assure citizens that the cameras are not intended to infringe on an individual’s right…

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