Tomorrow the GTU/MOE National Schools swimming championships will start, but the Olympic size national swimming pool will not be used. The 50m pool was scheduled to be commissioned on November 4th. According to the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport the contractor did not complete the one million US dollar facility even though the pool itself is ready.There are still some landscaping and other works to be done.The Ministry will announce the formal opening date of the sporting facility in due course.The schools championships will swim off at Colgrain House pool at Camp Street.

 Approximately 500 sugar workers attached to Enmore Sugar Estate this morning down tools to protest for an increase in salary. The workers claim they were approached by their union, the Guyana Agriculture Workers Union (GAWU) not to take strike action since they were in dialogue with the Guyana Sugar Corporation (Guysuco). 

Guyanese Kevin Jeffrey proudly hoisted the Golden Arrow Head as he won the first race in group four. Driving his Mazda Evolution, race passed overseas contenders at a packed South Dakota Circuit.

The other Guyanese in the group Andrew King driving his Mazda RX7 came in third place.

Up to the time of this report the only accident was Kalamadeen whose car turned turtle at the Circuit, fortunately there were no injuries.

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