357 graduate from BIT programmes

357 graduate from BIT programmes

THREE hundred and fifty seven persons in Berbice have graduated from training programmes at the Board of Industrial Training (BIT) during two graduation ceremonies held on March 15 and 16 at the Sensation Banquet Hall in Upper Corentyne and Outback Adventure, in Gagaram Settlement, East Canje. In Upper Corentyne, 122 persons received their certificates in…

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Blackwood gifts emotional century to young son

Blackwood gifts emotional century to young son

Report and Photography by Akeem Greene in Barbados akeem@newsroom.gy A night before Jermaine Blackwood scored his third Test century, he told his five-year-old son that he would do it for him, and so he delivered an early birthday present with a splendid 102 against England at the Kensington Oval on Friday. “I went to look…

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Fishermen robbed by bandits at Goed Fortuin

Fishermen robbed by bandits at Goed Fortuin

Police on Saturday reported that five fishermen were robbed of their valuables by two known perpetrators armed with a gun and a knife. The incident occurred in the wee hours of Saturday while the fishermen were discharging their boat at the Goed Fortuin Koker, West Bank Demerara. Police said the five men, ages 61, 59,…

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Cyclist killed on Nelson Mandela Avenue

Cyclist killed on Nelson Mandela Avenue

PEDAL cyclist, Lyndon Austin, 57, of Go Slow 4th Avenue, Tucville, Georgetown, was killed on Wednesday, after a car with registration PAC 1350 collided with him, on Nelson Mandela Avenue, Georgetown, police confirmed. The driver was identified as Asif Mohamed, 32, of Vryheid’s Lust Railway Embankment, East Coast Demerara. According to Police Headquarters, the car…

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‘We are one family’

‘We are one family’

— President Ali tells gathering at Phagwah celebration at GCC ground AFTER an absence of two years due to COVID-19, the annual ‘Holi Celebrations’ hosted by the Indian High Commission in Georgetown returned with an explosion of colours and love at the Georgetown Cricket Club ground (GCC) on Friday. The event was attended by President…

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Bloomberg: Soaring prices for everything used to make food brings more inflation

Bloomberg: Soaring prices for everything used to make food brings more inflation

(Bloomberg) – The price of everything that goes into producing crops is surging, threatening to further fan global food inflation. Food production costs were already high. The pandemic snarled supply chains, making it more difficult — and expensive — to get parts and supplies that are vital for growing crops. Then Russia’s invasion of Ukraine…

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Bangladesh overcome South African hurdle

Bangladesh overcome South African hurdle

(ESPNCRICINFO) – Bangladesh have now won ODIs in every country they have played in. They ticked South Africa off the list yesterday, registering their first win in 20 years of touring here. They beat the home side by 38 runs, following a team effort that included three fifties that set up a total of 314…

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$110M to be spent for USA T20 league

$110M to be spent for USA T20 league

(ESPNCRICINFO) – The organisers of Major League Cricket, USA’s officially sanctioned T20 franchise league anticipated to launch in 2023, announced on Thursday the next phase of their venue development plan, in which they intend to spend approximately $110M on building or renovating a total of eight venues around the USA. Aside from five venues already…

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