Daily Archive: Saturday, March 27, 2021

Articles published on Saturday, March 27, 2021

First Sputnik order costs US$4M

Government is spending approximately US$4 million to acquire the expected 200,000 doses of the Sputnik V vaccine, according to President Irfaan Ali, who on Friday reiterated that his administration is not sparing any effort or resource in ensuring that the entire population is immunised against COVID-19.

Each community should make a concerted effort to establish a youth group

Dear Editor, As a person who has been actively involved in education, especially of the young people of Guyana, in my long career as a teacher, in seminars all over our country, and in my weekly columns as Uncle Roy, I am now advocating the start of a movement by which a continuous effort can be made towards the education of our youths in the various aspects of their lives, including ethical, social and spiritual.

Jamaica’s Jamal Lowe clashes with United States full back Reggie Cannon during their international friendly on Thursday.

Lowe nets on debut but Reggae Boyz thrashed

WIENER NEUSTADT, Austria, CMC – Swansea City forward Jamal Lowe scored on debut but Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz suffered a thrashing at the hands of CONCACAF powerhouses United States, going down 4-1 in an international friendly here Thursday.

Narine elected new GAWU President

At its first meeting for the year, the General Council of the Guyana Agricul-ture and General Workers’ Union (GAWU) on Friday elected Seepaul Narine as GAWU President, filling the vacancy created since the death of longtime office holder Komal Chand.

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Bairstow, Stokes help England level series

PUNE, India, (Reuters) – Jonny Bairstow and Ben Stokes displayed audacious strokeplay during a 175-run stand against India in the second one-day international to help England chase down a steep 337-run target with ease for a series-levelling six-wicket victory yesterday.