WrestleRama in Guyana
Georgetown: WrestleRama is the first ever wrestling entertainment in Guyana. The superstars are part of the TNA show from the USA. The event attracted a few hundreds which included a…
Day: April 1, 2012
Wade guaranteed a baggy green
Matthew Wade has a week to contemplate his receipt of a baggy green cap after the national selectors guaranteed his place as Australia’s wicketkeeper for the first Test against the West Indies in Bridgetown
Govt budgets $672 Million for Specialty Hospital …As equitable plans for health sector are outlined
Georgetown: Touted as a means of placing emphasis on universal access to primary health care and expanding access to specialised care, Government has budgeted the sum of $672 million to…
Guyana’s 2011 export earnings top US$1.1B…Rice, gold return stellar performances
Georgetown: During his review of the performance of the preceding year, Finance Minister, Dr. Ashni Singh, reported on a positive note saying that Guyana’s export earnings topped the US$1B mark…
Value for money anticipated with billions allocated to improve education
Georgetown: In recognition of the fact that education is a pre-requisite to the successful development of a nation, Government has allowed for the allocation of a total of $26.5 billion…
Man charged with murder
Bridgetown. Richard Ricardo Greenidge, 22, of Bonnetts, Britton Hill, St Michael, have been charged with the murder of Javon Layne. The killing took place on March 4, at St Lawrence…
Hasan, batsmen shine in Sialkot triumph
After eight action-packed days at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, it was the favourites, Sialkot Stallions, who came out on top
Robson hundred makes history
Sam Robson, Middlesex’s Australian-born batsman, has made the earliest first-class hundred ever witnessed in the UK – and he did it before March was out.
Robson hundred makes history
Sam Robson, Middlesex’s Australian-born batsman, has made the earliest first-class hundred ever witnessed in the UK – and he did it before March was out.
England batting ‘a sin’ says Trott
Jonathan Trott has described England’s batting in the Galle Test as “a sin” but struggled to pin down reasons for the slump
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