Monthly Archives: April 2020
Preservation of human lives of utmost importance, says GFF headBy Avenash Ramzan As Guyana and the rest of the world grapple with the coronavirus pandemic, President of the Guyana...
GECOM to announce date for recount soonThe Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) says it will announce a date for the national recount of all votes once the...
Gov’t denies request to evacuate Guyanese doctors, students in Cuba; will send hampers insteadOver 61 Guyanese doctors and medical students who are studying in Cuba have requested special permission to return home as...
Fmr. manager at Chronicle dies from COVID-19 in US; five friends in ICUA former Advertising Manager at the Guyana Chronicle has succumbed to COVID-19 related complications in the United States while five...
ICC says corrupters using social media to get to players during lockdownIn a proactive measure, the ICC’s Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) has asked players across the world to remain alert to corrupt...
Barbados to ramp up testing for COVID-19Nation News – Barbados will ramp up testing for the coronavirus (COVID-19) in the coming days after receiving an additional...
Immigration to US to be suspended amid pandemic, Trump says[BBC] – President Donald Trump has said he will sign an executive order to temporarily suspend all immigration to the...
If there is a breach of democracy, EU will have to impose sanctions – EU AmbassadorA small window of opportunity remains open for Guyana to resolve its 2020 electoral crises through a credible recount, but...
Man missing, wife hospitalised after collision with GDF vesselA search is ongoing for a man identified as Ryan Khayum after a Guyana Defence Force (GDF) Coast Guard vessel...
UK ‘deeply concerned’ about local electoral processThe United Kingdom on Monday said it remains “deeply concerned” about the elections on March 2, 2020, in Guyana and...
How a hundred and seven wickets made Kevin SinclairBy Avenash Ramzan Had it not been for a hundred and a seven-wicket haul on the same day in 2014,...
The risk of using saliva on cricket ball post-coronavirusFast bowlers may have to find different ways of shining the ball when cricket resumes after the COVID-19 pandemic if...
