Afridi’s international future still uncertain
Shahid Afridi and the PCB may have reached a kind of compromise, but the issue of Afridi’s international future is still shrouded in doubt
Day: June 16, 2011
Swiss zoo has rare snow leopard cubs
A trio of rare Snow Leopard cubs have made their public debut at a zoo in Switzerland this week.
Union threatens industrial action if GPL fails to pay annual increment to workers.
Georgetown: In a letter to the Minister of Labour Manzoor Nadir , Kenneth Joseph, general secretary of NAACIE is threatening industrial action if the Government fails to force the Guyana…
Holmes reported for suspect action
Maurice Holmes, the Warwickshire offspinner, has been reported for a suspect bowling action and could face remedial work for the second time in his short career
Coaches receive awards for top performance.
Georgetown:The top three performers of a Coaching Seminar which was sponsored by the Guyana Table Tennis Association (GTTA) were on Sunday last awarded cash incentives in recognition of their performance…
Gecom officials looking at October 15 for national election.
Georgetown: The Guyana Elections Commission has updated the press on it's readiness for the 2011 elections. Chairman of Gecom, Dr. Steve Surujballi told reporters: “The time is fast approaching when…
Official: Informants who led CIA to bin Laden arrested
A senior Pakistani intelligence official said Wednesday that he cannot confirm or deny a report by The New York Times that the nation’s spy agency detained five informants who helped the CIA before the raid of Osama bin Laden’s compound.
Tamim signs for Nottinghamshire
Tamim Iqbal, the Bangladesh batsman, will get his first taste of county cricket after signing for Nottinghamshire as a short-term replacement for David Hussey
Guatemala, Mexico target Zetas drug cartel
The top prosecutors in Mexico and Guatemala set their sights on the Zetas drug cartel Wednesday, pledging to pool information and resources as their countries battle the notoriously violent criminal group.
ERC claims all their departments are functioning.
Georgetown : Head of the Public Education and Awareness Unit of the Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) Yolanda Ward says the ERC continues to execute its work programme and as such, all…
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