Shillingford defends against criticisms – Antigua Observer
February 7, 2012
Shillingford defends against criticisms Antigua Observer ST JOHN'S, Antigua – Leeward Islands Cricket Association (LICA) President Gregory Shillingford said the decision to move the third Test in the pending Digicel Home Series between West Indies and Australia from Guyana to Dominica was not one he could ... |
Guyana Tightens Maritime Security after Pirate Attacks; Rescue Boat Capsizes – Caribbean Journal
February 6, 2012
 Caribbean Journal | Guyana Tightens Maritime Security after Pirate Attacks; Rescue Boat Capsizes Caribbean Journal The vessel had gone to bring an outboard motor to one of the boats attacked on Friday, but capsized due to heavy rain and rough waters, according to a release from the Guyana Police Force. All of the fishermen who suffered the 24-hour pirate attack, ... Security measures to be tightened in light of pirate attack Pirates attack 15 fishing vessels off Pomoeroon River |
Cops to cocaine smugglers — how do you like them apples? – Vancouver Sun
February 6, 2012
 Demerara Waves | Cops to cocaine smugglers — how do you like them apples? Vancouver Sun The star apples were part of a larger shipment from Guyana that included pineapples and mangoes. RCMP Staff Sgt. Kevin Nicholson said there was no concern of the fruit entering the food chain. Much of it was "mush" by the time it arrived in Canada, ... Reggae singer charged in airport bust Cocaine seized in Canadian tropical fruit shipment Cocaine seizure from shipment of Apples, Pineapples and Mangoes leads to arrests |
Guyana Rescues 15 More Fishermen Following Pirate Attacks – Caribbean Journal
February 6, 2012
Caribbean Journal | Guyana Rescues 15 More Fishermen Following Pirate Attacks Caribbean Journal By the Caribbean Journal staff Guyana's Maritime Search and Rescue Centre has rescued 15 more fishermen in an overnight exercise, following a 24-hour spate of pirate attacks on the Pomeroon River that began on Friday. This weekend, three fishermen had ... |
Double standards from ICC over Guyana cricket impasse – Trinidad & Tobago Express
February 6, 2012
 ESPNcricinfo.com | Double standards from ICC over Guyana cricket impasse Trinidad & Tobago Express It is with great dismay I take note of the ICC's February 1 condemnation of the Guyana government's intervention in Guyana's cricket affairs. In a note dated November 11, 2011 to all ICC members, captioned “Regulations relating to Independence of ... Guyana Test match moved to Dominica Dominica Replaces Guyana As Third Test Host |
New visa requirements to enter Guyana – Caribbean360.com
February 6, 2012
 NCN Guyana | New visa requirements to enter Guyana Caribbean360.com Visitors to Guyana will now be allowed a maximum of a three-month stay in the country and required to pay US$25 for each month in the country. GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Monday February 6, 2012 – All travellers to Guyana will be issued with a visa on arrival. The Ministry of culture youth and sport denies any allegations of the locks ... |
Guyanese set for Mission Catwalk – Stabroek News
February 6, 2012
 Jamaica Gleaner | Guyanese set for Mission Catwalk Stabroek News Fifteen designers from Barbados, Belize, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, and Jamaica will compete for enviable prizes, among them the chance to show at London Fashion Week. Says host and executive producer Keneea Linton-George, “Our aim at Mission Catwalk ... Mission Catwalk goes Caribbean-wide in Season 2 |
The rule of law – what Guyana loses through export of timber logs to Asia – Stabroek News
February 6, 2012
The rule of law – what Guyana loses through export of timber logs to Asia Stabroek News not in the forest sector of Guyana' published by Stabroek News' In the Diaspora on Monday 16 January 2012, in which I outlined the simple ways by which some traders export timber logs illegally. In this third article, I trace the change in price along ... |
Shabazz to remain coach of Guyana – Jamaica Observer
February 6, 2012
Shabazz to remain coach of Guyana Jamaica Observer PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) — Officials of the Guyana Football Association are probably breathing a little easier, following news that Jamal Shabazz worked out a deal with the Trinidad & Tobago Football Federation that allows him to remain their ... Shabazz remains national coach after deal with T&TFF |
Spin artists orchestrate Guyana victory – Jamaica Observer
February 6, 2012
Spin artists orchestrate Guyana victory Jamaica Observer ROSEAU, Dominica (CMC) — Spin duo Devendra Bishoo and Veerasammy Permaul bowled Guyana to a 234-run victory over Leeward Islands in the Regional Four-Day Tournament yesterday. Bishoo grabbed four wickets for 31 runs from 9.4 overs and Permaul snatched ... Guyana ahead as 22 wickets tumble Johnson, Deonarine steady Guyana against Leewards |
