“[…] The overarching goal is to increase capacity not just in response to the pandemic, but to develop and improve our medical capacity to treat with respiratory diseases, on a whole…” In the following press statement, North Central Regional Health Authority (NCRHA) CEO Davlin Thomas notes the changes made to the local healthcare system in…

The Guyana Telephone and Telecommunications Company (GTT) has been selected as the preferred telecoms provider to the billion dollar real estate megaproject being built in Maraiko Bay, Mahaica. CIM… Source

HAVING headed the Trinidad and Tobago national women’s football programme for many years, Jamaal Shabazz believes the time is right for former female footballers to inherit leadership roles, given the Source

The COVID-19 pandemic and other pitfalls in 2020 have cost West Michigan countless bars, restaurants and other businesses. Source

Kaieteur News – Beharry’s Restaurant Holdings under its KFC franchise banner gifted an early New Year’s present yesterday to the tournament organizers, Guyana Football Federation, Kashif and … Source

“As minister of sport, I am looking forward to a resumption of sporting activities. “I know that our sportsmen and women are anxious to get back to normality, and I am also aware that there is a lot of anxiety and disappointment for the fans as… Source

Psychiatrist Dr Aggrey Irons says that the Ministry of Sport’s prospective mental health programme for athletes will be critical as they continue to adjust and manage the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. The initiative, which is expected to be… Source

Local tourism officials are also hoping for a post-pandemic boom courtesy of their local hero Source

“[…] Judging from [Roger] Harper’s statement before the New Zealand tour, one would have to assume that [Kraigg] Brathwaite’s batting performances on the England tour and the matches immediately preceding the New Zealand series were of concern to the selectors.  “Given his scores in New Zealand, how does the move to appoint him captain make…

Trinidad and Tobago international swimmer Dylan Carter and cyclist Teniel Campbell, the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee’s (TTOC) Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year respectively, reminisced on the most tumultuous year of their sporting careers—after being toasted by the TTOC at its Annual Awards Gala on 29 December, which was held virtually for the first…