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October 3, 2017
THE boxing community in Linden, especially the members of the ‘Pocket Rocket’ boxing gym in Victory Valley, Wismar, Linden, are mourning the loss of boxing stalwart, 27-year-old, Kellon Peters.
Archive for the Month: October 2017
October 3, 2017
By Ian Ransom ADELAIDE, Australia (Reuters) – An Ashes series shorn of Ben Stokes would be a great shame for cricket but England are heading for defeat with or
October 3, 2017
By Gabrielle Tetrault-Farber MOSCOW, Russia (Reuters) – Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that some construction work on the 2018 World Cup stadiums remained behind schedule, but he
October 3, 2017
… remains the preferred presidential candidate POPULAR cricket administrator Hilbert Foster yesterday refused to comment on his decision whether he will be a presidential candidate for Sunday’s Berbice Cricket
October 3, 2017
Police are investigating the deaths of two elderly women who were found bound and gagged at a home at the corner of South Road and Albert Street in the
October 3, 2017
Engineers have made significant progress in putting up this pedestrian overpass at Eccles, East Bank Demerara. A second overpass is also being erected at Peter’s Hall, near the Demerara
October 3, 2017
…expenditure outstrips collections so far this year …Chairman sounds warning against lax staff A GROWING benefit population has significantly impacted the National Insurance Scheme (NIS), driving up expenditures that
October 3, 2017
…undocumented U.S.-based Guyanese rush to get regularised AMID a clampdown on undocumented immigrants in the United States, hundreds of Guyanese living there have been visiting the consul-general of Guyana
October 3, 2017
TWO men were killed in separate incidents during rum-drinking sprees at Industry, East Coast Demerara, Monday morning. In the first incident, the police said Hetram Ramchar was killed around
October 3, 2017
–President Granger warns, as Guyana recommits to the Minamata Convention PRESIDENT David Granger has sent a strong message to those countries still inclined to use mercury in the extractive
