Daily Archive: Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Articles published on Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Guyana’s female rugby Seven’s team poses with their medals and NACRA Championship plaque after winning yesterday’s finals at the National Stadium, Providence. (Orlando Charles Photo)

Three times for the Sevens ladies

-Guyana’s women rubgy team in last gasp victory over T/dad By Floyd Christie It was described by International Rugby Board (iRB) Regional General Manager, Tom Jones as the best game of rugby he has seen in years.

Adam Harris

Pompey finishes sixth in 200m

-Adam Harris, Prowell also eliminated from 200m Guyana’s Aliann Pompey failed to land a second medal after placing sixth in the women’s 200m final at the XXI Central American and Caribbean Games in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico yesterday.

Guyana faces dengue outbreak threat – Health Minister

With a dengue outbreak being declared in Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica spending millions of dollars to avoid a similar situation, Minister of Health Dr Leslie Ramsammy has said that Guyana faces a dengue outbreak threat and he has urged citizens to be careful and to keep their surroundings clean.

Missing Ravi Shankar Ragoonauth

Trawler fire fisherman succumbs

-crewmember still missing A Zeelugt, West Coast Demerara (WCD) fisherman who sustained burns after an unregistered trawler caught fire in Surinamese waters on Saturday night, succumbed to his injuries yesterday.

Maradona dropped as Argentina coach

BUENOS AIRES, (Reuters) – Diego Maradona’s stormy  spell as Argentina coach came to an end yesterday when the  Argentine Football Association (AFA) voted unanimously not to  renew his contract.

Rain threatens Jamaica, T&T blockbuster

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Adverse weather again threatens the Caribbean Twenty20 Trophy which is scheduled to bowl off here with a blockbuster encounter between pre-tournament favourites Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica today.

Sri Lanka torment India with run fest

vCOLOMBO, (Reuters) – Kumar Sangakkara smashed his  seventh test double hundred and Mahela Jayawardene broke Don  Bradman’s record for the most test centuries at one venue as a  rampant Sri Lanka tormented India in the second test yesterday.

Horror in Hanover

(Jamaica Gleaner) The Reverend Keaven Dixon’s last posting on Facebook, the popular social-networking portal, on July 21 was a portent of his own death five days later, even as he warned a friend to consider that he could die at any moment.

Kosovo pursues sovereignty

Forty-three years ago this month, in 1967, the island of Anguilla voted in a referendum in which its leaders sought to confirm their secession two years before, from the then British colony of St Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla, re-baptised as an Associated State of the United Kingdom.