Daily Archive: Thursday, April 12, 2018

Articles published on Thursday, April 12, 2018

The victorious Berbice side after their nine wicket triumph.

Berbice record nine-wicket win over Essequibo

Alex Algoo completed a responsible century to lead Berbice to a nine-wicket victory over Essequibo on the second day of the third annual Guyana Cricket Board/Hand-In-Hand Mutual Fire and Life Insurance Three-day Under-19 Inter-County tournament at the Lusignan Community Centre Ground, East Coast Demerara yesterday.

From left, Ransford Goodluck, Paul Slowe, manager, and Lennox Braithawite at the Commonwealth Games Village.

Braithwaite ends flawless day in 8th place,

Queen’s Prize Individual Finals – Day 1 In the sport of fullbore shooting even a flawless day can see you down the grid and this is exactly the scenario with Guyanese Lennox Braithwaite who did not drop a single point on day one of the Commonwealth Games Queen’s Prize Individual Finals.

Guyanese child prevented from sitting T&T SEA

(Trinidad Newsday) Parents of an 11-year-old student say their child is being prevented from writing the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) exam, next month, and are threatening to approach the High Court for an injunction to force the Education Ministry to permit him to sit the test.

Killed: Daniel Cooper

T&T dad shot dead

(Trinidad Express) The search for missing father-of-one Daniel Cooper ended yesterday morning, along an agricultural access road near Princes Town, where his body was found.

Ban humbled me, says in-form Russell

CHENNAI, India, CMC – West Indies Twenty20 star Andre Russell says his time away from the sport serving a one-year anti-doping whereabout ban, had taught him humility, and stressed he was now fit and confident to continue his successful return.

Deterring youth crime

Data on the early ages at which children begin smoking cigarettes and using hard drugs surfaced once again during a national community policing organisation event on Sunday last, with Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan expressing amazement that some were as young as 11.

Rum and rousing

An astute plantation cook deemed “a mere brute” soon changed into a stylish man “in European dress with a countenance beaming with intelligence and hope,” as the young Rajput who was “most enthusiastic” to become the first East Indian Christian missionary in British Guiana managed to avoid further estate work as an indentured immigrant.