The first cycling event for the 2018 season is scheduled to roll off next Saturday at the National Park with an 11-race programme.
Planned for a 09:00hrs start, the event, which is being organized by Hassan Mohamed, will attract the nation’s top wheelsmen who will be eager to unchain their competitive juices…..
Tennis superstar Vickery wants to play for Guyana
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Minister Norton reiterates gov’t support for sport
Minister with Responsibility for Sport Dr. George Norton yesterday reiterated his support for boxing and sport in general during a courtesy call by the top brass of the Guyana Boxing Board of Control (GBBC) and some of the combatants on the ‘Bad Blood’ card scheduled for Saturday at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH).
GFF Marketing Director resigns
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Windies exit World Cup but court controversy in defeat
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Beaton remains buoyant amidst scrutiny of bowling action
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