$1 billion for Central American security?
The United States will increase the security aid it provides to Central America this year to help combat a wave of violence sweeping the region, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Wednesday.
Month: June 2011
Canadian government assists Caribbean nations in the fight against crime.
Georgetown : Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee today signed a cooperation agreement with the Organisation of American States (OAS). This agreement is one of OAS’ projects funded by the…
President Jagdeo and German President focus on global efforts to combat climate change
Georgetown : Guyana's President Bharrat Jagdeo spent today in a series of meetings with German leaders and senior officials. Discussions centered on the need for sustained political action on climate change,…
Suspected militants escape from Yemen jail
Dozens of suspected al Qaeda militants escaped Wednesday from a jail in the Yemeni city of Mukalla, a senior security official said.
Suspected al Qaeda escape from Yemen jail
Dozens of suspected al Qaeda militants escaped Wednesday from a jail in the Yemeni city of Mukalla, a senior security official said.
Wanted murder suspect nabbed in Suriname
Georgetown : Hubert Pilgrim who is wanted by the police for questioning in relation to the murder of Natalie Loncke at her home at Norton Street, Georgetown, on February 12,…
Cocaine mule charged and remanded to prison
West Berbice : Ivan Douglas of Fifth Street, Alberttown, was today charged with trafficking in narcotics. The 23 year old appeared before Magistrate Ms. Fabayo Azore at the Whim Magistrate Court…
Two teenage girls missing
Soesdyke Linden Highway : The police have suspected that two girls may have been abducted after they went missing since yesterday. Reports are two students Lishana Mootoo, 16 years, and Marissa…
John Waite dies at 81
John Waite, the former South Africa wicketkeeper, has died in Johannesburg at the age of 81
BCCI did not exert pressure to outlaw ICL – Arendse
The ICC’s endorsement on the banning of the ICL was not a result of arm-twisting by the BCCI, but of allowing its members’ autonomy in deciding which domestic tournaments to recognise, according to Norman Arendse, former CSA President
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