Cairns a ‘scapegoat’ court hears
Chris Cairns, the former New Zealand allrounder, was a convenient “scapegoat” for corrupt activity in the Indian Cricket League (ICL) the High Court has heard
Day: March 16, 2012
Cancer Society threatens legal action against cigarette company
Port-of-Spain: The Cancer Society is seeking legal advice on its concerns about an ad campaign being run by the West Indian Tobacco Company (WITCO). Chairman of the Cancer Society George…
Another Minister admits to misuse of Government credit card
Port-of-Spain: Another government minister is admitting misuse of a government issued credit card. Health Minister Dr Fuad Khan says he used the card to purchase books, exercise equipment and an…
Labour Minister condemns attack on TCL workers
Port-of-Spain: Labour Minsiter Errol McLeod has condemned in the strongest possible terms the reported acts of violence that have taken place against workers of Trinidad Cement Limited. Yesterday a bus…
GDF ready to defend national interests…as Venezuela amasses 15,000 troops on Border-Commodore Best
Georgetown: Venezuela is currently deploying some 15,000 troops to its borders which it says is to combat drug trafficking but the announcement closely coincides with that country’s objection to the…
Doherty helps Australia to 64-run win
Xavier Doherty enjoyed his first taste of cricket in the West Indies, playing a key role in Australia’s 64-run victory in the first ODI in St Vincent
Govt. threatens to boycott Parliamentary Committees
Georgetown: Leader of the Government side in the House, Prime Minister Samuel Hinds, today signaled to members of the media that the Government will withhold its participation at the level…
Division One semi-finalists identified
A round-up of matches from the One-Day National Cup 2012, Division One
Infant mortality rate to be reduced with refurbished neonatal unit
Georgetown: The infant mortality rate recorded by the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) is expected to drastically decline with the opening of a refurbished neonatal intensive care unit today.…
Gloucestershire granted council loan
Gloucestershire are to receive a bridging loan of £400,000 from Bristol City Council while they await the outcome of their appeal over the planning application for the redevelopment of their Nevil Road ground
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