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Apr 27, 2026 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – After a 2-year absence, the Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club, MS will be publishing its annual youth review magazine. The club was forced to shelve publication of the magazine in 2024 and 2025 due to the illness of Club Secretary, Hilbert Foster, but took a decision to go ahead with the publication of the 24th edition of the magazine this year.
Foster stated that the club first published an annual magazine in 2000 at the F and H Printery with just two hundred copies.

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The long serving secretary stated that the current magazine would consist of fifty two pages and that the entire magazine would be multi coloured. The magazine would be handled by an editorial board headed by Foster and include Robby Kissoonlall, Keith Hicks, Tyrone Pottaya, Danellie Manns, Jonathan Rampersaud and Nicholas Cameron. It will be printed at the J Printery in New Amsterdam and is expected to be completed by early June for free distribution in Guyana, the Caribbean and North America.
RHTYSC Cricket Manager and Organising Secretary, Kissoonlall, stated that the magazine would include numerous articles including remarks from the Secretary, Honorary Patron, Mayor of Rose Hall Town Dave Budhu and Town Clerk, Natasha Griffith. Other articles would include achievements of the club 1990 to 2026, National Players for 2025, Official sponsors of the club, profiles of the different teams of the club, international players produced by the club and several pages of pictorial review. Major club activities like the annual cricket academy, Republic Bank Summer Camp, Christmas Village, Medical Outreach, Christmas Charity Outreach and the Tribute to Heroes programme would be highlighted in articles in the magazine while the Ministries of Agriculture and Housing would also be contributing articles directed to youths.
The Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports would like to express thanks to all those who have contributed to making the magazine possible this year including the Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Housing, Panthera Solutions, Factory Price, KSM Investment, Bakewell, HA Snacks, GNNL, Berbice Cricket Board, Rose Hall Town Council, Poonai Pharmacy, Sterling Products Ltd, Chattergoon Sports, Deluxe Brand, Len and Sons Supermarket, Sunita Travel Agency, Guyama Beverage Inc., Office Express, Optical Works, Chandradatt Chintamani, V Net Communications, Metro Office Supplies and Trophy Stall. (RHTYSC Release)
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