March 4, 2010 - Page 3 of 4 - Guyana Chronicle

Caribbean Airlines fare structure still a Cabinet concern

March 4, 2010

– LuncheonTHE complaint about unreasonable and unfair fares charged Guyanese, in particular those leaving Cheddi Jagan International Airport for Port of Spain, Trinidad, remains a concern for Cabinet.Consequently, at

Miners bodies in city for post mortem

Staff Reporter -

March 4, 2010

The bodies of the two miners who perished in a cave- in of an open mining pit at Mahdia, Region 8 (Potaro/Siparuni) were brought to the City for post

Government fulfilling pledge to assist rice farmers

Staff Reporter -

March 4, 2010

Government has once again fulfilled another promise to rice farmers who are under severe pressure as a result of the adverse effects of the El Nino weather phenomenon on

Guyanese celebrate Phagwah in India

Staff Reporter -

March 4, 2010

A group of Guyanese are currently sightseeing in India where they celebrated Phagwah. In conversations on the phone, they said they had a most wonderful Phagwah celebration in the

The dynamics of the sugar industry have shifted

Staff Reporter -

March 4, 2010

WITH reference to a letter published in some newspapers by writer Mr. Sasenarine Singh, the Guyana Sugar Corporation Inc. wishes to state that it is always appreciative of constructive

Farmers, miners were misled on El Nino/La Nina phenomenon

Staff Reporter -

March 4, 2010

DILIP JAIGOPAUL, former Hydrometeorological Officer attached to the Ministry of Agriculture stated in a release June 10, 1998 that the El Nino weather phenomenon has ended and there is

Windies looking for redemption against Zimbabwe in first Digicel ODI

Staff Reporter -

March 4, 2010

WITH their talismanic skipper and opening batsman Christopher Gayle back in the team, the West Indies should be looking to redeem themselves in the first Digicel limited overs international

Captains optimistic of epic battle

Staff Reporter -

March 4, 2010

… Gayle calls for local fans to rally around the West IndiesRETURNING West Indies team captain Chris Gayle and the visiting Zimbabwe captain Prosper Utseya both are optimistic that

Suriname edge St Vincent 1-0 in CFU Women’s World Cup Qualifier

Staff Reporter -

March 4, 2010

… to face Guyana tomorrowSURINAME edged St Vincent and the Grenadines 1-0 yesterday, when the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Women’s World Cup Qualifiers kicked off at the GCC ground,

Sobers rates Gavaskar as the greatest batsman

Staff Reporter -

March 4, 2010

MUMBAI: The cricket world may be going ga ga over Sachin Tendulkar but West Indian legend Gary Sobers rates Sunil Gavaskar as the greatest batsman he has ever seen,

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