Latest update April 5th, 2025 5:50 AM
Latest News
- Exxon admits to operating above production rates in EIAs
- Oil sinks to pandemic lows; metals, soybeans slump as China retaliates against U.S. Tariffs
- Israel has turned two-thirds of Gaza into no-go zones, UN says
- ‘If the President’s award means anything, he would terminate Ramson’- Protestors
- Power China, Kalpataru sign US$422M contracts for extension of transmission lines for GPL
Baksh returned as BCCC President
Shabeer Baksh (3rd from left sitting) with Executives and members after the Elections.
Blairmont Centre Cricket Club held its eighth Annual General Meeting last Thursday at the Blairmont Estate Community Centre in the Roy Fredericks Pavilion.
Businessman Shabeer Baksh is a former Assistant Treasurer for Berbice Cricket Board and returned as President unchallenged.
Mohamed Razack is the new Vice President, Vejai Farhad was returned as Treasurer unopposed, while Omesh Prashad will serve as his assistant.
Retired Head Mistress Zolika Ishahack was elected as Secretary with Ameer Rahim serving as her assistant. Other council members elected are Anil Sukra, Shizad “Greens Massive” Ali, Jerry Karim, Radesha Persaud, Tony Tageram, Mark Singh and Selena Sipchand.
Baksh was enthusiastic and looked forward to working with the newly elected executives for a bright and better 2018-2019 period.
He said the club’s work will not go unnoticed and welcomed the female administrators.
“Since being resuscitated in 2010, it’s the first time the council will have female members. One of my personal goals is to make Blairmont Centre Cricket Club the best in Guyana,” Baksh promised.
The executive and council are scheduled to meet on Thursday May 3 at the same venue to form various committees and plan for the working year 2018-2019. (Sean Devers)
Similar Articles
THE BLUNT OF THE DAY
Sports
Features/Columnists
The One-Man Republic
Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- There exists, tucked away on the margin of maps and minds, a country that has perfected... more
The U.S. “Joining” the Commonwealth: an unreasonable expectation
By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News- Recent media stories have suggested that King Charles III could “invite” the United... more
Weekend Cartoon
