Daily Archive: Sunday, May 19, 2019

Articles published on Sunday, May 19, 2019

Jamual John bested breakaway mates Michael Anthony, Paul DeNobrega and Adelie Hodge to win the feature 35-lap event of the second annual Rainforest Water multi race programme which was staged yesterday at the National Park. (Orlando Charles photo)

Back with a bang!

Well, that did not take long. After spending almost all of the year on the US racing circuit, star cyclist Jamual John returned to Guyana with a bang, winning his first event in his first start on local soil for the 2019 season.

The Nation sports awardees were last evening honoured in fine style; hats off to the Christopher Jones led NSC.

NSC awards: Year of the basketball and racket-sports 

The curtain came down on the National Sports Commission (NSC) 2018 national sports awards ceremony at the Le Meridien Pegasus Hotel Friday evening with basketballer Stanton Rose and national table tennis ace Chelsea Edghill receiving the Senior Sportsman and Sportswoman-of-the-Year awards. 

Tranquillity Government Secondary School

Trinidad: Probe into absence of school official during CSEC exam

(Trinidad Guardian) Even as in­ves­ti­ga­tions con­tin­ue in­to the cheat­ing scan­dal which oc­curred dur­ing last Wednes­day’s CSEC Math ex­am at the Tran­quil­li­ty Gov­ern­ment Sec­ondary School, a par­al­lel in­ves­ti­ga­tion has been launched in­to the ab­sence of a key se­nior of­fi­cial who ought to have been present at the in­sti­tu­tion on the day.

Royston Fordyce receives his award from a representative of Aquatic Starz (Romario Samaroo photo)

Fordyce wins Aquatic Starz 5k

Police Progressive Youth Club’s Rural Constable, Royston Fordyce ran away with the Aquatic Starz Shine ‘Fun Run’ 5k title yesterday when the race got underway in the Diamond/Grove Housing Scheme, East Bank Demerara.

 Ronald ‘Sticky’ Jaisingh

Battle of the masters as…

Meeten-Meer-Zorg Masters have accepted a challenge thrown out by Everest Masters to a 25-overs-a-side cricket match to celebrate the 50th birth anniversary of Ronald ‘Sticky’ Jaisingh today.

Gail Williams

Diamond woman sues illegal well operator over damage to house

Diamond home owner Gail Williams, whose property suffered structural damage when an illegally dug water well erupted last June, is suing the man who dug the well—Soownauth Gorakh, for damages in excess of $1M for negligence and nuisance, arguing that he permitted the eruption of mud, water, noxious gases and effluent from his property, onto hers.

Ambris and Reifer named as backups for camp

ST JOHN’S, Antigua,  CMC – Opener Sunil Ambris and all-rounder Raymon Reifer have been rewarded for their performances in the just concluded Tri-Nations Series, as they have been named as backups for the upcoming training camp in Southampton, England from May 19 to 23.

Minister of Public Infrastructure David Patterson (right) with GAICO’s Komal Singh (second from right) (DPI photo)

Sidewalks for Bagotville

Following a promise made by Minister of Public Infrastructure, David Patterson to the residents of Bagotville, GAICO Construction and General Services has donated paving bricks for the fabrication of sidewalks.

Misspent money

It was chartered accountant and attorney Christopher Ram who first drew public attention to the fact that six ministers of government attended the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) hearings on the no-confidence vote case in Trinidad earlier this month.