Guyana is mourning the death of Don Singh, a prominent member of the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) and a Councillor on the Georgetown Mayor and City Council. Singh, who was elected President of the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) in January 2026, passed away after being hospitalized in recent days due to an alleged stroke.
His contributions to local governance and the cricketing community have made him a respected figure in Georgetown. Singh’s death is considered a significant loss for both the civic leadership in Georgetown and for one of the country’s oldest sporting institutions, the GCC.
The news of his passing has prompted tributes from various sectors, reflecting on his dedication to public service and the sport of cricket. Singh’s influence extended beyond politics, as he was also deeply involved in promoting cricket in Guyana.
His legacy is expected to be remembered by those who knew him and by the communities he served. The circumstances surrounding his hospitalization and subsequent death have not been fully detailed, but his impact on local governance and sports will be felt for years to come.
Many individuals and organizations have expressed their condolences and shared memories of Singh’s work and contributions. His commitment to the development of cricket and community service has left a lasting impression on those he worked with.
As the community reflects on his life, discussions about his achievements and the void left by his passing are prevalent among residents and colleagues alike.
Source: snn.gy
