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  • Doctor robbed of iPhone by man armed with ice pick

    Doctor robbed of iPhone by man armed with ice pick

    Police are investigating an armed robbery committed on a 29-year-old female doctor of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) of one Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max valued at $130,000.

    The suspect is an identifiable male who was armed with an ice pick, Police Headquarters reported.

    Enquiries disclosed that around 00:30 hrs Sunday, the doctor arrived home from work and parked her car in the yard on Lamaha Street, Georgetown.

    As the victim was about to close her front gate, the suspect ran into her yard, pointed the ice pick at her and took away the iPhone. The suspect then escaped on foot east on Lamaha Street.

    No one was injured. Checks are being made for the suspect.

  • GPL worker recovering after electrocuted at Vreed-en- Hoop

    GPL worker recovering after electrocuted at Vreed-en- Hoop

    Ishwar Persaud, a 49-year-old lineman employed with the Guyana Power and Light (GPL) Inc. is hospitalised after he was electrocuted at Vreed-en-Hoop, West Coast Demerara (WCD), on Saturday.

    Police Headquarters reported that Persaud came into contact with a live electric wire while engaging in maintenance work on a pole at the Vreed-en-Hoop Stelling Road area.

    As a result, he was electrocuted and left hanging on the pole. Subsequently, he was removed in an unconscious state by his co-workers and rushed to the West Demerara Regional Hospital, where he is receiving medical attention.

    His condition is listed as stable.

  • Imlach named Vice-captain of West Indies A team for South Africa tour

    Imlach named Vice-captain of West Indies A team for South Africa tour

    From left: Kevin Sinclair, Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Kevlon Anderson and Shamar Joseph

    Andre Coley is the Head Coach for the tour. The Assistant Coaches are Jimmy Adams, the former West Indies Test captain and Shaun Tait, the former Australia fast bowler.

    Lead Selector, the Most Honorable Dr. Desmond Haynes, stated that the Panel picked a balanced team to give the players more exposure in overseas conditions, similarly to the previous “A” Team tour to Bangladesh earlier this year.

    The Panel also outlined that with the overlap between the England Men’s white-ball tour of the West Indies and this tour, the squad was picked with the development of players’ red-ball skills in mind.

    Haynes said: “We had a very good ‘A’ Team tour to Bangladesh earlier this year, when were saw a number of players improve and grow. That tour was great for development in the red ball format – we saw some excellent individual performances which led to the team’s overall success. Now with continued investment by CWI in our players, we want to see the same kind of progress on this trip to South Africa.”

    Haynes added: “Da Silva did an outstanding job as captain in the ‘Tests’ in Bangladesh and he is again the captain for this tour. Anderson is a young batsman who has benefitted immensely from his time in the West Indies Academy, and we saw his quality of batsmanship in the Headley-Weekes Tri Series. Mansingh showed quality with bat and ball in the first-class competition and gets this opportunity to showcase his skills and progress. Joseph is a young fast bowler who has impressed everyone with his genuine pace, his tremendous fitness and a huge desire to gain more knowledge about the game. You can see he wants to learn and get better.”

    FULL SQUAD: Joshua Da Silva (captain), Tevin Imlach (vice-captain), Kevlon Anderson, Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Kavem Hodge, Akeem Jordan, Shamar Joseph, Shermon Lewis, Jair McAllister, Zachary McCaskie, Kirk McKenzie, Abhijai Mansingh, Jayden Seales and Kevin Sinclair.

    Team Management: Andre Coley (Head Coach), Dwain Gill (Team Manager), Jimmy Adams (Assistant Coach), Shaun Tait (Assistant Coach), Barrington Gayle (Physiotherapist) and Asia Joseph (Strength & Conditioning Coach).

    Match Schedule

    21 to 24 November: vs South Africa “A” at Willowmoore Park, Benoni

    28 November to 1 December: vs South Africa “A” at Buffalo Park, East London

    5 to 8 December: vs South Africa “A” at Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein

     

  • Super Ligue : « Le football européen doit-il appartenir à une oligarchie de clubs déjà excessivement puissante ? »

    Super Ligue : « Le football européen doit-il appartenir à une oligarchie de clubs déjà excessivement puissante ? »

    Le président du Real Madrid, Florentino Perez, veut redéfinir ce projet de compétition européenne privée sans en changer les objectifs, estime Jérôme Latta dans sa chronique.Le président du Real Madrid, Florentino Perez, veut redéfinir ce projet de compétition européenne privée sans en changer les objectifs, estime Jérôme Latta dans sa chronique.

    L’article Super Ligue : « Le football européen doit-il appartenir à une oligarchie de clubs déjà excessivement puissante ? » est apparu en premier sur Radio Télévision Caraïbes.

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