National Under-13 cricketer benefits from ‘Project Cricket Gear’
NATIONAL Under 13 cricketer, Dashawn Ramnauth, is the latest to benefit from “Project Cricket Gear” for young and promising cricketers, the joint initiative between Anil Beharry of Guyana and Kishan Das of the USA. The Malteenoes Sports Club player is a left-handed batsman who bowls off-spin. He is 14 years old and attends St. Winifred […]
Newcastle beat Spurs for Jaissle’s first League win
NEWCASTLE manager, Matthias Jaissle, claimed his first Premier League victory with goals from Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa at Tottenham Hotspur – who lost their second league game this season. There had not been a goalless draw between these clubs since the top flight was rebranded as the Premier League in 1992, and Elanga broke […]
Price Is Right /UCCA Multimillion dollars T20 Cricket final set for today
ALL is set for the final of the 2026 edition of the mega Price Is Right/ Upper Corentyne Cricket Association (UCCA) T20 Second-Division cricket competition, today, Sunday, 30th August. The venue is the No 69 Vikings Ground, Corentyne, Berbice. The finalists are defending champions No72 Cut and Load and arch rivals and No 72 All […]
Sarfaraz denies knowing about Pakistan threat to end tour
HEAD coach Sarfaraz Ahmed said he and his players did not know about a Pakistan Cricket Board threat to the England and Wales Cricket Board over a Sky interview with the sons of Imran Khan. During lunch on day one of the second Test, Sky Sports aired an interview with Suleiman and Kasim Khan, the […]
Breeding for Progress: How Genetic Improvement Is Strengthening His Amelia’s Ward, Linden, Dairy Development
IN Amelia’s Ward, Linden, where generations have known the town through the legacy of bauxite mining, Otubbo Headley is quietly writing a different kind of economic story, one measured not in tonnes of ore but in gallons of milk and the steady improvement of a cattle herd. For nearly two decades, Headley has built a […]
A Way of Teaching Beyond Traditional Maths Textbooks
Inside an after-school classroom where ‘I can’t’ is transformed into ‘watch me’ By Andrea Hendricks THE gate at 562 Go-slow Avenue opens onto an ordinary Georgetown street and then, almost immediately, into something that feels like momentum. Inside Sir Giddel’s All Momentous Intellects (GADAMI) in Meadow Brook Gardens, class begins with an everyday question, something […]
Beauty inside and out
Beautician Builds a Ladies-Only Zone for Beauty, Privacy and Confidence By Andrea Hendricks FOR Bibi Aarifa Sahadeo, beauty is about far more than appearance. It is about helping women feel confident, cared for and comfortable in their own skin. What began as a genuine love for makeup and beauty has grown into a business and […]
Staying true to home
An entrepreneur’s return to Guyana to explore investment opportunities MITRANAND ‘Mitch’ Singh is a Guyanese entrepreneur, technology professional and investor with business interests in both Guyana and Canada. Although his professional journey has taken him abroad, Guyana has always remained central to his identity, ambitions and long-term vision. He was born and raised in Guyana, […]
Run Towards the Storm
I RECENTLY had a brief moment to reflect on my behaviour when a difficult situation arises, and I’m sure many people will resonate with this. Whenever a problem appears on the horizon, we suddenly become Olympic athletes. We run. We run from the conversation we need to have; we run from the decision we know […]
The Full Catastrophe: Wild Maami by Roopnandan Singh
ROOPNANDAN Singh is one of those Guyanese writers about whom one hears very little anymore, like Sheik Sadeek. This is owing, in part, to the fact that their novels and, in Singh’s case, his poetry were published locally, which almost guarantees that they will receive little critical attention beyond the borders of the country, and […]
