WITH the aim of promoting a greener Guyana, Chuku Liana Adams birthed ‘Green Dreams’, a growing business that offers Guyanese a unique and organic twist to gardening and landscaping. Adams, a former School of Nations nursery school teacher, grew up around many plants and took a liking to gardening in her early teens. She intimated […]
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Dear Editor, THERE is a call for release of FAO’s report on oil production and fishing as relates to the effects of oil operations on fish catch. I am a committed supporter of the fisher folks (not just fishermen, but also those whose lives are tied to fishing that number in the thousands including managers,
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GUYANA, today, celebrates 56 years as an independent state, after over 150 years of British colonial rule. It is important to put the independence struggle in its historical context, especially in light of divergent, and, in some cases, conflicting narratives of the contributions made by our political leaders, both prior to and during the course
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Archibald, Blackwood hundreds dominate opening day P0RT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, (CMC) – Tail-ender Colin Archilbald struck an exhilarating unbeaten hundred to haul Leeward Islands Hurricanes out of trouble while Test vice-captain Jermaine Blackwood stroked his eighth first class century to lead Jamaica Scorpions’ domination, on the opening day of the fourth round of matches here
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… Hickerson wins U9, U11 Boys FORMER Senior National Champion Natalie Cummings played flawlessly to win the Women’s Singles title over the weekend in the National Sports Commission (NSC)/Guyana Table Tennis Association (GTTA) Independence 2022 Tournament at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall. Seven-year-old Zion Hickerson was also among the winners. He claimed overall victories in
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LONDON, (CMC) – Guyana international Liam Gordon will become English League Two side Walsall’s first signing of the summer after the club agreed a two-year deal with the Bolton Wanderers defender. The 23-year-old UK-born Jaguar, said to be “delighted” over his imminent move, has spent the past two seasons with the League One side and
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THE Guyana Football Federation (GFF) paid tribute yesterday to the legacy of Guyana-born footballer Andrew Watson, who was born on May 24 in 1856 and is widely credited as being the first black player to perform at international level, the first professional black footballer and the first black football administrator. Watson, the son of a
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LIVERPOOL’S Champions League final against Real Madrid is not about revenge for the Spanish side’s victory in 2018, says manager Jurgen Klopp. Saturday’s Paris showpiece is a repeat of the final four years ago in Kyiv, when Madrid won 3-1. Forward Mohamed Salah, who went off injured in that match after a tussle with Sergio
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LONDON, United Kingdom (AFP) — Todd Boehly’s proposed takeover of Chelsea moved a step closer to completion on Tuesday when the Premier League board announced it had approved his purchase of the London club. A consortium led by Boehly, a co-owner of baseball’s Los Angeles Dodgers, had already agreed to a £4.25-billion (US$5.3-billion) deal to
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THE late, great Shane Warne will be remembered by his former employers Sky Sports throughout next week’s first Test between England and New Zealand at Lord’s. Warne, who took 708 Test wickets in an illustrious career where he was also instrumental in Australia’s 1999 World Cup win, died aged 52 on March 4 after a
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