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July 18, 2009
YESTERDAY ended the first week of the 33rd annual summer `Teach Them Young’ day-camp for cyclists, which is currently taking place at the National Park, and the man at
Archive for the Day: July 18, 2009
July 18, 2009
COLMAR, France (Reuters) – Lance Armstrong has had enough of early morning random anti-doping tests on the Tour de France, the seven-times champion said yesterday. “You can’t go and
July 18, 2009
East Demerara Reunion F/ball tourney kicks off today THE much-talked-about East Demerara Reunion Football tournament kicks off today at the Victoria Community Centre ground, East Coast Demerara, with a
July 18, 2009
COLMAR, France (Reuters) – German Heinrich Haussler overcame the rain and cold to win yesterday’s hilly 200-km 13th stage of the Tour de France as the weather blunted the
July 18, 2009
ONE of the major facets of democracy is freedom of expression of opinions – be they of a generally orthodox nature or of the eccentric sort. This reality, a
July 18, 2009
GUYANA should take measures to benefit from the Copenhagen climate summit in December. Leaders of major industrialized and developing countries held their annual summit in Italy two weeks ago
July 18, 2009
IT is a fact that our industrial development must be stimulated and supported by a vigorous programme of scientific and technological research. This programme must seek to discover new
July 18, 2009
THERE are some detractors who seem to be living in a cocoon when it comes to the progress that Guyana has made over the last 17 years. And, then
July 18, 2009
I would like to congratulate the Ministry of Labour for a job well done in regularising standards in workplaces and ensuring that workers receive the benefits they are entitled
July 18, 2009
THE Guyana Police Force (GPF) wishes to respond to an article published in the Sunday Stabroek of July 12, 2009, under the caption “Musical chairs in the passport office.”
