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Foreign Ministry dominoes set for August 26
The Foreign Ministry Sports Promotion will be hosting a dominoes competition starting at 16:30hrs on August 26 on the lawns of the ministry. The victorious team will receive trophies and medals.
On August 28 the ministry will stage a tapeball tournament at the National Cultural Centre tarmac commencing from 09:00hrs. The winning team will take home $100,000 in cash and prizes. Registration will be closed on August 25 and no late entries will be accepted.
Teams can contact James Lewis on 672 6179, 628 1656 or 666 5847 for more information.
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