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Press Release from the Caribbean Community (CARICOM)
The First Special Meeting of the Council for National Security and Law Enforcement (CONSLE) and Attorneys-General of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 Host Countries was held March 8-9, 2024, at the Hyatt Regency, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago under the Chairmanship of the Honourable Dale Marshall, SC, Attorney-General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Barbados.
This follows an agreement at the Forty-Sixth Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), which was held in Georgetown, Guyana, to establish a Committee of Ministers with responsibility for Home Affairs, National Security, and Attorneys-General of the CARICOM Host Nations for the International Cricket Council (ICC) Men’s T20 World Cup 2024.
The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 will take place from June 4-30. Forty-one matches will be played in six Member States- Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Guyana, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and Tobago.
Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago will play host to two semi-final matches, with the title decider being played in Barbados on June 29. Three locations in North America will also host matches.
High on the meeting’s agenda was the establishment of a Permanent Single Domestic Space (SDS) which requires a review of operational requirements, proposed CARICOM Visa Regime, supporting infrastructural, security requirements and legislation.
Meeting participants also reviewed the ICC and Cricket West Indies (CWI) requirements for the T20 Men’s Cricket Tournament, including completing assessments of the current security landscape and public health concerns.
The Special Meeting formalised the work already being done by naturally occurring clusters of Institutions of CARICOM, comprising CARICOM Implementation Agency for Crime and Security (IMPACS), Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA), Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA), Regional Security System (RSS) and legal networks.
The action plan for hosting the event continues to be strengthened by the identification and mitigation of gaps for the efficient delivery of the games.
It was decided that the necessary requirements for Mutual Recognition of Visas will be considered at the Special Meeting of Chiefs of Immigration and Comptrollers of Customs (CICC) in St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, from March 11-12, 2024.
busted along the Essequibo Coast with some 30lbs of marijuana.
A statement from the Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit noted that its ranks intercepted a hire car with the two male occupants at Charity, Region Two.
A subsequent search was conducted on the vehicle in the presence of the occupants when 12 brick-like parcels of suspected marijuana were found.
The men were arrested and escorted to CANU Headquarters along with the suspected narcotic. The narcotic was tested and weighed and discovered to be imported marijuana with a total weight of approximately 30lbs and a street value of approximately $5 million.
5-15 in the last game against Trinidad and Tobago.
Rashada Williams with 31 and Chedean Nation with 20 were the only batters into double figures. In reply, Guyana coasted to victory at 74-5 from 17.4 overs.
Opener Mandy Mangru topscored with 24, while skipper Shemaine Campbelle scored 21 to continue her fine form in the tournament.
The players now switch focus to the T20 Blaze competition, which starts on March 17.
Below are the summarised scores from Guyana’s games in the Super50 tournament.
Round One: Guyana won by 56 runs
SUMMARY: Guyana 142 all out from 36.3 overs (Realanna Grimmond 37, Shabika Gajnabi 20, Kaysia Schultz 17; S. Hector 3-11) vs Leeward Islands 86 all out from 36.5 overs (Divya Saxena 19, Reniece Boyce 16; Plaffiana Millington 4-10, Nyia Latchman 3-27)
Round Two: Guyana won by 45 runs
SUMMARY: Guyana 208-8 from 50 overs (Shabika Gajnabi 62, Shemaine Campbelle 42, Ashmini Munisar 29*, Sheneta Grimmond 21; Carena Noel 3-47, Salena Ross 1-9) beat Windward Islands 163 all out from 40.2 overs (Nerissa Crafton 47, Zaida James 21, Noel 18; Plaffianna Millington 2-23, Munisar 2-31, Nyia Latchman 2-39) by 45 runs
Round Three: Guyana lost by four wickets
SUMMARY: Guyana 128 all out from 37.1 overs (Shemaine Campbelle 53, Cherry-Ann Fraser 24; Allison Gordon 4-19, Keila Elliott 3-29, Shamilia Connell 2-26) vs Barbados 129-6 from 41.2 overs (Kycia Knight 69*, Kyshona Knight 32; Nyi Latchman 2-19)
Round Four: Guyana won by 61 runs
SUMMARY: Guyana 156-8 from 50 overs (Shemaine Campbelle 52, Shabika Gajnabi 33, Ashmini Munisar 11, Mandy Mangru 10, Realanna Grimmond 10; Karishma Ramharack 3-26, LeeAnn Kirby 2-24) vs Trinidad and Tobago 95 all out from 42 overs (Samara Ramnath 20, Shunelle Sawh 18, Selene O’Neil 16; Ashmini Munisar 5-15, Nyia Latchman 2-24)
Round Five: Guyana won by five wickets
SUMMARY: Jamaica 72 all out from 27.1 overs (Rashada Williams 31, Chedean Nation 20; Ashmini Munisar 3-11, Nyia Latchman 2-1, Sheneta Grimmond 2-20) vs Guyana 74-5 from 17.4 overs (Mandy Mangru 24, Shemaine Campbelle 21; J. Deers 2-4, N. Waisome 2-23)
Arshaad Kowshall, an 18-year-old labourer was last Friday placed on bail after he was charged with stealing from an Essequibo pensioner.
Kowshall of Reliance, Essequibo Coast is accused of committing the act against Sattie Narine, 63, of Capoey Compound, Essequibo Coast.
The incident occurred between November 4- 6 2023, at Anna Regina Market, Essequibo Coast.
Kowshall appeared before Magistrate Esther Sam at the Suddie Magistrate’s Court where the charge was read to him.
He pleaded not guilty. And although the prosecutor objected, Kowshall was released on $50,000 bail.
The case was adjourned to March 26 for disclosure of statements.
