Daily Archives: November 4, 2018
Forde still the unstoppable force at South American 10KBy Akeem Greene Despite the humid conditions and threat of the ever-improving Winston Missigher, Cleveland Forde did not disappoint the gathering at...
WWT20: Bangladesh beat Ireland in first warm-up at ProvidenceBangladesh defeated Ireland by six wickets in the first warm-up match of the Women’s World T20 on Sunday afternoon at...
T20: India the better team in low-scoring contestWest Indies’ next-gen T20I stars, plucked out of the Caribbean Premier League 2018, were tipped to challenge India more than their...
Berbice Bridge Company gives Gov’t ultimatumWith just one week before the date of implementation for its proposed toll increases, the Berbice Bridge Company Incorporated (BBCI)...
New awards introduced as UG set to graduate over 1,600 studentsAfter what was described as ‘a total disgrace’ last year, the University of Guyana has decided to host three Convocation...
Advisory: Road closure for Diwali Motorcade 2018Road Closure For Diwali Motorcade 2018 from Shri Kishana Mandir Campbellville on Monday 5th November 2018 from 16:00hrs. *Sheriff St...
Linden to Lethem road project not affected by Brazil’s change of Gov’tBrazil’s Ministry of External Relations has assured that the budgetary arrangements for the Linden-Lethem road has already been made and...
Courts Pee Wee: West Ruimveldt boys survive Mocha scare to reach finalDefending champions West Ruimveldt Primary are within grasp of possibly retaining their title in the seventh annual Courts Pee Wee...
Guyana, Islamic Bank to partner on renewable energy, housing & InfrastructureAs Guyana works to identify projects for funding from the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), a Programming Mission from the IsDB...
GECOM to move election materials to Local Authority Areas in new weekThe Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) will begin moving election materials during the new week with nine days to Local Government...
Ganja farms destroyed, cops come under fire as suspects on the runPolice have destroyed approximately eight acres of cultivated cannabis with about 7,600 plants, ranging in height from 5 inches to...