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Kaieteur News – The Guyana Badminton Association held their Biennial General Meeting on February 24, 2023 at the Guyana Olympic House, Plantation Lilliendaal, Georgetown and elected a new executive to serve for the next year.

Left to right sitting: Priyanna Ramdhani, Emelia Ramdhani, Ayanna Watson, Dr. Shivannie Persaud, standing: Ryan Chang, Darrell Carpenay, Marlon Chung, Akili Haynes.
Following the various reports and other discussions, the election of office bearers was the high point of their agenda.
The Management Committee elected to serve from 2023-2024 are:
President – Emelia Ramdhani
Vice President – Ayanna Watson
Treasurer – Darrell Carpenay
Assistant Treasurer – Marlon Chung
Secretary – Priyanna Ramdhani
Assistant Secretary – Shivannie Persaud
Committee Members – Ernestoo Choo-A-Fat
Ryan Chang
Akili Haynes
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