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Major League Baseball Coach to conduct final days of baseball camp in Georgetown

Major League Baseball Coach to conduct final days of baseball camp in Georgetown

Apr 27, 2014 Sports Comments Off on Major League Baseball Coach to conduct final days of baseball camp in Georgetown

The Guyana Baseball League in association with E-Networks Inc., Sterling Products Limited, Fly Jamaica Airways and Nobel House Sea Foods has conducted successful Easter baseball camps in New...
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TUTORIAL HIGH SCHOOL IS 75 YEARS OLD

TUTORIAL HIGH SCHOOL IS 75 YEARS OLD

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on TUTORIAL HIGH SCHOOL IS 75 YEARS OLD

A trip down Memory Lane Tutorial High School first opened its doors on September 1, 1939 by one man, Austin Cosmo Castello. A Visionary and a consummate educator he was, taking a huge leap of faith...
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Woman says that Coast Guard beat her son

Woman says that Coast Guard beat her son

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on Woman says that Coast Guard beat her son

…wants thorough investigation The mother of a 17-year-old Charity teenager, who is nursing a broken thumb and other injuries about his body, wants her son’s attackers punished. Wendy...
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Preparations begin for Kennard Memorial Turf Club one day horserace meet

Preparations begin for Kennard Memorial Turf Club one day horserace meet

Apr 27, 2014 Sports Comments Off on Preparations begin for Kennard Memorial Turf Club one day horserace meet

Preparations have commenced for the Kennard Memorial Turf Club one day horserace meet slated for Sunday 18th May 2014 at the club’s Bush Lot Farm, Corentyne, Berbice racetrack. Six races are on...
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The importance of cleaning soda cans!

The importance of cleaning soda cans!

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on The importance of cleaning soda cans!

Do not ignore this. A family went to picnic and carried with them a few drinks in tin cans. The following day, two family members were admitted to hospital and placed in an Intensive Care Unit. One...
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City litigants fume over limited accommodation at summary court

City litigants fume over limited accommodation at summary court

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on City litigants fume over limited accommodation at summary court

…scores forced to stand in the sun on a daily basis Every week from Monday through Friday, the one thing that remains at the city’s summary court is image of scores of civilians in the sun...
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Stay in the Game

Stay in the Game

Apr 27, 2014 Features / Columnists, Food For Thought Comments Off on Stay in the Game

I was watching the football game a while back. One of the players had a broken hand and bruised ribs. He’s a big offensive lineman and wasn’t expected to play. The trainers wanted him to...
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West Indies regional cricket is quite ordinary!”

West Indies regional cricket is quite ordinary!”

Apr 27, 2014 Sports Comments Off on West Indies regional cricket is quite ordinary!”

Colin E. H. Croft Last weekend, I was a part of a commentary team for the on-line/television coverage of West Indies Cricket Board’s 4-day semi-final for the Sir Everton Weekes/George Headley...
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Distressed associations outfoxed by Matthias -Congress to reconvene in 45 days

Distressed associations outfoxed by Matthias -Congress to reconvene in 45 days

Apr 27, 2014 Sports Comments Off on Distressed associations outfoxed by Matthias -Congress to reconvene in 45 days

President of the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Christopher Matthias managed to outfox his adversaries and will carry on as the man at the helm of Guyana’s football after surviving a...
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Non Pareil tennis tourney concludes

Non Pareil tennis tourney concludes

Apr 27, 2014 Peeping Tom Comments Off on Non Pareil tennis tourney concludes

Non Pareil Tennis Club second annual tournament concluded recently at the Racquet Centre, Woolford Avenue. Members competed in doubles and male and female singles. The club seeks to promote the sport...
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GCA’s Carib Beer t20 cricket Chanderpaul hits unbeaten 64 for GYO, veteran Clyde Butts confuse batsmen

GCA’s Carib Beer t20 cricket Chanderpaul hits unbeaten 64 for GYO, veteran Clyde Butts confuse batsmen

Apr 27, 2014 Sports Comments Off on GCA’s Carib Beer t20 cricket Chanderpaul hits unbeaten 64 for GYO, veteran Clyde Butts confuse batsmen

By Sean Devers The Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) Carib Beer T20 first division cricket competition continued yesterday with three matches at two venues and GNIC, TSC and Police were in...
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Granger welcomes stamp out corruption approach

Granger welcomes stamp out corruption approach

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on Granger welcomes stamp out corruption approach

– but says integrity testing not the way By Latoya Giles Opposition Leader, Brigadier (ag) David Granger, has thrown President Donald Ramotar’s notion of ‘Integrity tests’ for senior...
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Wrongful detention and charge of female robbery suspect…Chief Magistrate and Judy Latchman report to be sent to Judicial Commission

Wrongful detention and charge of female robbery suspect…Chief Magistrate and Judy Latchman report to be sent to Judicial Commission

Apr 27, 2014 News 1

  An appeal to the Chancellor of the Judiciary by a private citizen is likely to foster an investigation into the matter involving Magistrate Judy Latchman who remanded a woman to prison last...
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APNU concerns vindicated…Canje River residents affected by contaminated water

APNU concerns vindicated…Canje River residents affected by contaminated water

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on APNU concerns vindicated…Canje River residents affected by contaminated water

  A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) which had last year protested the installation of a Drainage Pump in the Canje River by Guyana Sugar Corporation (GUYSUCO) is now feeling vindicated...
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Home Affairs Minister defends Cadet Officers’ course

Home Affairs Minister defends Cadet Officers’ course

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on Home Affairs Minister defends Cadet Officers’ course

  Home Affairs Minister Clement Rohee said that the decision by Government to train 50 additional Cadet Officers was made as a result of Government’s realization that the Guyana Police Force,...
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Georgetown substation upgrades responsible for increased power outages – GPL

Georgetown substation upgrades responsible for increased power outages – GPL

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on Georgetown substation upgrades responsible for increased power outages – GPL

  The constant blackouts within the city and its environs are mainly due to ongoing works to the Guyana Power and Light Inc (GPL) Georgetown substation. Many commercial and domestic consumers...
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Govt. to strengthen insurance sector to prevent another “CLICO”

Govt. to strengthen insurance sector to prevent another “CLICO”

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on Govt. to strengthen insurance sector to prevent another “CLICO”

The systemic failures by the Colonial Life Insurance Company (CLICO) have reinforced the need for enhanced regulation in the insurance sector. As such, drafting of the new Insurance Bill and...
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CARICOM has to give green light to release census results – Luncheon

CARICOM has to give green light to release census results – Luncheon

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on CARICOM has to give green light to release census results – Luncheon

  Dr. Roger Luncheon, Head of the Presidential Secretariat, on Wednesday, at his weekly post-Cabinet press briefing, indicated that the comprehensive results of the 2012 National Census would...
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Mahaicony Hospital gets $3M storage bond

Mahaicony Hospital gets $3M storage bond

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on Mahaicony Hospital gets $3M storage bond

  The Administration of the Mahaicony Hospital was last Thursday the recipient of a $3M building built by members of the Guyana Medical Relief Inc (GMR Inc), a charitable organization comprising...
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Amerindians must broaden their economic activities

Amerindians must broaden their economic activities

Apr 27, 2014 Letters Comments Off on Amerindians must broaden their economic activities

Dear Editor, I believe that Mr. Sydney Allicock should be commended that, unlike so many letter writers and feature writers in the press, and despite his obvious disenchantment with the PPP/C, the...
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The truth about the Venezuela rice deal

The truth about the Venezuela rice deal

Apr 27, 2014 Letters Comments Off on The truth about the Venezuela rice deal

Dear Editor, I read an article last Sunday concerning the rice industry which raised serious questions over its management. I have waited a few days as I wanted to see the reaction of the relevant...
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President Ramotar’s Labour Legacy

President Ramotar’s Labour Legacy

Apr 27, 2014 Letters Comments Off on President Ramotar’s Labour Legacy

Dear Editor, Over the last two years, there has been remarkable improvement in the lives of Guyanese and as May Day approaches, workers should examine the benefits accrued to them under the PPP/C...
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Is Caribbean style discipline cruelty to children?

Is Caribbean style discipline cruelty to children?

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on Is Caribbean style discipline cruelty to children?

  By Ralph Seeram The video went viral of the mother inflicting some serious lashes with a belt on her daughter. It went on and on for over eight minutes. It became a subject for National...
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Sunday Cartoon

Sunday Cartoon

Apr 27, 2014 Cartoons, Features / Columnists Comments Off on Sunday Cartoon

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Police investigating local “Gaza and Gully” gangs in Plum Park

Police investigating local “Gaza and Gully” gangs in Plum Park

Apr 27, 2014 News Comments Off on Police investigating local “Gaza and Gully” gangs in Plum Park

The Jamaican Gaza (Kartel) and Gully (Mavado) syndrome is being adopted by locals and this has infused clashes in Plum Park, Sophia. These recently led to teenagers and adults wielding cutlasses and...
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Corbin century, fast-bowlers give CCC lead as champs face stern Day 3 test

Corbin century, fast-bowlers give CCC lead as champs face stern Day 3...

Feb 07, 2025

2025 CWI Regional 4-Day Championships Round 2…GHE vs. CCC Day 2 -Eagles (1st innings 166-6, Imlach 58*) trail CCC by 209 runs  Kaieteur Sports- Combined Campuses and Colleges (CCC) owned Day 2...
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Powerlifting to kick off year with Novices/Juniors on February 16

Powerlifting to kick off year with...

Feb 07, 2025

North Essequibo cart off ECB Busta-sponsored T20 trophy

North Essequibo cart off ECB Busta-sponsored T20...

Feb 07, 2025

Construction progress of five New Stadiums, Palmyra leading the charge

Construction progress of five New Stadiums,...

Feb 07, 2025

Inclement weather forces BCB to halt cricket competitions in Berbice

Inclement weather forces BCB to halt cricket...

Feb 07, 2025

EBDCA/D&R Construction 40-Over Cricket Competition continues

EBDCA/D&R Construction 40-Over Cricket...

Feb 06, 2025

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