Europe dealing with rare, ‘super-toxic’ E. coli
Russia has announced a ban on fresh vegetable imports from the European Union in the wake of a deadly outbreak from an apparent new E. coli strain hat has swept across parts of Europe.
Day: June 2, 2011
Get on with the job says minister
Bridgetown. Minister of Home Affairs, Adriel Brathwaite has rejected suggestions form workers of the Probation Department that he has dismissed their concerns, over the promotion procedure in the department. Brathwaite…
GPP will fight with Channel 6
Georgetown : Presidential hopeful Peter Ramsaroop speaking out of the United States of America where he is on a campaign said his party the Guyana People Partnership (GPP) will stand and…
Man pleads guility to Campus Trendz killings
Bridgetown. Renaldo Anderson Alleyne, 21, of Prescod Bottom,Hindsbury Road,pleaded guilty yesterday to unlawfully killing Tiffiany Harding, Kellishaw Olivierre, Kelly Ann Welch, Nikkita Belgrave and Pearl Cornelius on September 3, 2010. Alleyne…
Forces arrest former bin Laden associate
A former associate of Osama bin Laden, described by authorities as a “Pakistan-based attack planner,” has been arrested in Afghanistan, a spokesman for the NATO-led coalition said Thursday.
Toughened Tremlett ready to lead attack
Chris Tremlett is a man whose sheer physical presence at Cardiff on Monday translated into the most telling spell of his career to date
Waqar ‘disappointed’ with Afridi retirement
Waqar Younis, the Pakistan coach, has said he is “disappointed” with Shahid Afridi’s conditional retirement from international cricket, while denying there is a rift between him and Afridi
Armed tribesmen enter Yemen’s capital, residents say
A group of about 1,000 armed tribesmen were seen by residents entering the capital of Yemen early Thursday saying they are supporting Sheikh Sadeq Al-Ahmar, a leader of a tribe who has been in street battles with government forces recently.
Rights group: Dozens killed in latest clashes in Syria
Dozens of people have died in clashes with troops in western Syria, where government forces reportedly shelled homes in one town, protest organizers and a human rights official said Thursday.
Japanese PM survives a no-confidence vote
Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan survived a no-confidence vote in parliament on Thursday.
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