Month: December 2020

Vincentian Diaspora group celebrates International Migrants Day

In commemorating International Migrants Day 2020, the Brooklyn-based St. Vincent and the Grenadines Diaspora Committee of New York, Inc. says…

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Twenty Trinidad vehicle licensing officers suspended in corruption probe

(Trinidad Guardian) At least 20 officers at the Licensing Division are currently under suspension for unethical and fraudulent practices on…

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Trinidad man fatally shocked by illegal electricity line he connected

(Trinidad Express) A man who obtained an illegal electrical connection from a Heritage Petroleum low voltage power line to his…

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Boat that capsized off Venezuela was made for eight but carried 41 – report – -28 bodies recovered so far

(Trinidad Guardian) The ill-fated boat carrying 41 Venezuelans which capsized off Guiria three weeks ago only had the capacity for…

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Quo Vadis?

By Dr. Rudi Webster After the botched invasion of the Bay of Pigs on the South coast of Cuba by…

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Remembering Dr. Moses Telford (1934 – 2020)

By Stanley Greaves At National Music Festivals of the 1950s, the names that stood out in the Piano class were…

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Kashif and Shanghai returns with Bounceback Football Classic

The Guyana Football Federation, the Kashif and Shanghai (K&S) Organization along with the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport will…

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India land first blows on day one of Boxing Day test

MELBOURNE, (Reuters) – India proved there is life without captain Virat Kohli as they bowled Australia out for 195 then…

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NY-based Guyanese woman dies after Christmas Eve hit and run

A 54-year old New York-based Guyanese woman was killed in a hit-and-run accident on Christmas Eve night after the driver…

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GCA seeking approval for mid-January restart

The Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) will look to leave behind a curtailed 2020 season with the hope of beginning a…

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