Daily Archive: Saturday, March 28, 2015

Articles published on Saturday, March 28, 2015

President at Cummings Lodge mandir

President Donald Ramotar last evening visited the Cummings Lodge Mandir as part of his outreach to several communities, calling on their membership to do more to raise awareness and tackle several of the social ills facing their communities.

Rugby Sevens team loses twice

Guyana’s national rugby Sevens team yesterday crashed out of contention for honours in the Cathay Pacific/HSBC Sevens tournament in Hong Kong losing to Zimbabwe and Spain respectively.

Baldeo to skipper B/ce U19s

National Under-19 player Balchand Baldeo was named captain of the Berbice U19 team ahead of the upcoming Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Inter-county tournament which bowls off on April 8.

Basketball and other associations need approval before turning up to train at the Sports Hall

Dear Editor, In response to the Stabroek News report on the lights being turned off at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH) while the female basketball team was training (March 26), allow me to state the following Returning to my notes of the meetings alluded to by the President of the Guyana Amateur Basketball Federation, these decisions were taken:‘Road to Mecca’ as requested by Mr Michael SinghDates were agreed on by the National Sports Commission and the Guyana Amateur Basketball Federation, namely, February15,18,19, 28; March 1.

Foreign Minister Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett and Captain Gerry Gouveia at one of the booths at the wedding expo last evening.

Guyana plugged as ideal wedding destination

If you can imagine getting married at the top of the Kaieteur Falls or on the bank of the Ireng River overlooking the Orinduik Falls, at Arrowpoint or Baganara or even at the Marriott Hotel, then Guyana is the destination for your wedding, Captain Gerry Gouveia said as he declared the 7th annual Wedding Expo open at the Roraima Duke Lodge in Kingston yesterday.

♫ Happy ♫

Many people might not know this but three years ago, out of concern for the way the world had become the United Nations decided to designate a day of happiness.

Of mice and men

A recent article in Le Monde reports on growing scepticism within the medical community as to the value of using mice to test drugs that will later be used on humans.