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July 6, 2019
A STRONGER Queen’s College team and first-timers Business School left for Barbados yesterday to compete in the 33rd Annual Sir Garfield Sobers International Schools Cricket Tournament, which is scheduled
Archive for the Month: July 2019
July 6, 2019
By Brian Homewood ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (Reuters) – Nigeria ousted holders and bitter rivals Cameroon from the Africa Cup of Nations, scoring twice in three minutes to come from behind
July 6, 2019
By Pritha Sarkar LONDON, England (Reuters) – A loud and brash Red Arrows flypast over Wimbledon’s Court One provided a timely distraction yesterday that allowed the real Serena Williams
July 6, 2019
By Martyn Herman BRUSSELS, Belgium (Reuters) – Dutchman Mike Teunissen was meant to be helping a team mate take the yellow jersey but ended up slipping it on himself
July 6, 2019
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) – Recently-elected Cricket West Indies (CWI) chief, Ricky Skerritt, has given the assurance that interim head coach, Floyd Reifer, will remain in his post
July 6, 2019
… house-to-house will result in credible elections …ups calls for new round of registration “IN the current political climate, it would be fair to ask – why is the
July 6, 2019
By Jared Liddell THE Ministry of Public Telecommunications on Friday hosted a handing-over ceremony where representatives of the Guyana Council of Organisations for Persons With Disabilities (GCOPD) were presented
July 6, 2019
THE Bill intended to amend the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substance Control Act to prevent persons from being incarcerated if found with up to 30 grams of cannabis, is
July 6, 2019
WORKERS of the Aurora Gold Mines (AGM), owned by Canadian company Guyana Goldfields Inc, are said to have returned to work beginning Friday, following a meeting on Thursday between
July 6, 2019
GOVERNMENT has reintegrated over 800 teenage mothers back into learning institutions throughout the 10 administrative regions. Of this amount, 500 have been placed in the technical and vocational studies
