Jamaica Observer: Joseph Hill, the lead singer of the veteran reggae group Culture Hill, suddenly took ill and passed away in Berlin, Germany early yesterday morning while the group were in the middle of an European tour.
He is being hailed by his peers as an inspiration to many and as an artiste who represented reggae [...]

Georgetown , GINA, August 18, 2006
Non-resident Guyanese will be given the opportunity to exercise their franchise on August 19 as other preparations intensify for the August 28 polls.

The Voice: The nation that gave West Indies cricket Clive Lloyd and Rohan Kanhai is threatening organisers of next year’s ICC Cricket World Cup with a huge headache

Guyanese Nicolette Fernandes, ranked 37th in the world, lost concentration after not dropping a single point in the first two sets of the final before recovering in the nick of time to beat No. 2 seed Karen Meakins of Barbados 9-0, 9-0, 4-9, 3-9, 9-3 for her third “Southern Caribbean” women’s crown.

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ST JOHN’S ANTIGUA, AUGUST 13 2006 – Narsingh Deonarine smashed the penultimate ball of the match for a huge six over midwicket to give Guyana the title in the inaugural Stanford 20/20 Cricket Tournament.
With six needed off two balls, to win the US$1 million top prize, Deonarine, the small but powerful left-hander went down on [...]

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, (CMC) - The best two cricket teams in the West Indies go head-to-head in the Stanford 20/20 final today at 19:00 h in what is being billed as one of the biggest sporting events in the region’s history.

LONDON, England (CMC) - Guyana’s new Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games champion Nicolette Fernandes has risen to a career-best 37th in the Women’s International Squash Players Association (WISPA) rankings

Jamaica Observer: Keisha Jeffrey and Alex Arjoon swept both Under-15 titles and their young teammate Mary Fung-A-Fat clinched the Girls’ Under-13 crown as Guyanese collected three of the eight individual titles on offer at the Liguanea Club Squash Courts.

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, July 29, CMC - Esaun Crandon lashed a belligerent 71 off 39 balls to guide Guyana to an exciting three-wicket quarter-final victory over Jamaica at the Stanford Cricket Ground on Saturday night. Crandon, originally slotted to bat at No. 10, was sent in as a pinch-hitter at No. 3 and responded [...]