Daily Archive: Sunday, October 25, 2009

Articles published on Sunday, October 25, 2009

Marvin Boston

Albouystown youth stabbed to death

– as feuding families clash Marvin Boston preached the message of Islam in his Albouystown community to those who would listen and he promoted peace, but his words fell on deaf ears yesterday when he attempted to break up a fight and ended up dead.

Odinga Lumumba

‘I stand by my player’

—- says Lumumba President of the Alpha United football club Odinga Lumumba says that he is standing firmly behind the club’s captain Howard Lowe who has decided to withdraw from the Guyana National Football team.

WICB’s captaincy conundrum

Cozier on Sunday IT IS a fitting irony that Daren Ganga should have, in the space of a couple of weeks, suddenly returned as a credible candidate as West Indies skipper through his leadership in the shortest form of the game, even more so since the principal claimant to reclaiming the post is Chris Gayle.

Chelsea crush Blackburn, Stoke stun Spurs

LONDON, (Reuters) – Chelsea reclaimed top spot in the  Premier League with a crushing 5-0 win over Blackburn Rovers yesterday but Tottenham Hotspur were brought down to earth when  Stoke City snatched a late 1-0 victory at White Hart Lane.

Gay undergoes successful groin surgery

SALVO, North Carolina, (Reuters) – World 100 metres  silver medallist Tyson Gay has successfully undergone surgery on  a painful groin problem that hampered him during much of the  athletics season, his manager said yesterday.

Garden Show

The Horticultural Society of Guyana yesterday held a garden show and exhibition at the Umana Yana at which patrons were given the opportunity of interacting with exhibitors as they purchased plants.

Too many silly fights in Albouystown

– residents call for a change Residents of Albouystown yesterday said that the killing of Marvin Boston, who was the peacemaker in a fight, should be an “eye opener” as there are “too many silly quarrels” among young people in the community and this latest incident shows just how far it could escalate.

Ginger Lilies

These tall ginger lilies (in background) were among a variety of other plants and flowers on show yesterday at the Umana Yana at the Horticultural Society of Guyana’s garden show and exhibition.

Umana Yana

This exhibitor proudly displays her orchids at the Umana Yana at yesterday’s garden show staged by the Horticultural Society of Guyana.

Mrs. Backer’s comments were not irresponsible

Dear Editor, The move by the People’s Progressive Party’s Members of Parliament to discipline People’s National Congress Reform Member of Parliament, Deborah Backer, is a low class political stunt aimed to mislead the general public, and to divert attention from issues that really matter to the Guyanese people.

Mavado

There was some discussion earlier in this newspaper, particularly in the letters column, about whether Mavado should have been banned from performing in this country.