Academic learning and sports education complement each other – Minister of Education

Academic learning and sports education complement each other – Minister of Education

“IT must never be forgotten that academic learning and sports education complement each other,” said the Minister of Education, Dr the Hon. Nicolette Henry at the second day of the Federation Internationale de Football Association’s (FIFA) Conference on Development. According to Minister Henry, sports education and academic learning resemble two sides of the same coin,

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GFF/FIFA commissions FIFA Forward Project Football Pitch

GFF/FIFA commissions FIFA Forward Project Football Pitch

THE Guyana Football Federation (GFF), in the presence of a number of delegates from visiting affiliated Caribbean Football Union (CFU) countries for the start of the two-day FIFA Conference on Development, yesterday commissioned the football pitch at the country’s FIFA Forward Project, which will house their National Training Centre, at Providence. The facility, located at

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Former PM’s son facing multiple charges after allegedly assaulting Police Officer and refusing breathalyzer test

Former PM’s son facing multiple charges after allegedly assaulting Police Officer and refusing breathalyzer test

The son of former Prime Minister, Samuel Hinds, found himself in Court again today, this time facing several charges related to allegedly pointing a gun at Police officers and driving under the influence of alcohol. 38-year-old Samuel Hinds Jr. appeared in Court this morning before Magistrate Clive Nurse and pleaded not guilty to the charges.…

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No-confidence motion needed absolute majority

No-confidence motion needed absolute majority

…CCJ President says determining formula crucial …AG lays out path to arriving at number PRESIDENT of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), Justice Adrian Saunders, adopted government’s position that an absolute majority was needed to pass the no-confidence motion. On Friday, while receiving oral submissions from Attorney General, Basil Williams, in the three consolidated appeals

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