Coup leader fails to appear before Commission of Inquiry
Port-of-Spain: The leader of the Jamaat-al-Muslimeen and the man who led the insurrection against the Government in 1990, Imam Yasin Abu Bakr, has indicated to the Commission of Inquiry into…
Month: June 2011
Benkenstein seals crucial victory
Given Lancashire’s game in hand, talk of this match being a title decider is premature at best and actually a little absurd
Egyptians clash with police in Tahrir Square
Police fired tear gas, rubber bullets and pellets early Wednesday to break up a demonstration by relatives of those killed in Egypt’s revolution.
Surinamese most wanted criminals apprehended in shootout- Guyanese among gang
Georgetown: The Suriname Counter Terrorism Unit yesterday shot and injured two most wanted criminals after a car chase at Nickerie. According to Starnieuws Suriname Poeran Gopi from Guyana and Ricky…
Watson disappointed by Katich axing
Shane Watson has joined Ricky Ponting in expressing disappointment at the axing of his opening partner Simon Katich from the contracts list by Cricket Australia earlier this month
Gecom prepare political parties for nomination day.
Georgetown: The Guyana Elections Commission is currently conducting a workshop for political parties to gear up for nomination day. The objectives of the workshop is to highlight features of the…
U.S. drone and copter, coalition snipers helped Afghans
A U.S. Predator drone flew over a Kabul, Afghanistan, hotel during Tuesday night’s insurgent attack, providing critical video of the attackers as the situation unfolded, two coalition military officials said Wednesday.
Q&A: What’s behind Greece’s riots?
Greek riot police lobbed tear gas and clashed with demonstrators in Athens on Wednesday. Why are people rioting? What is the austerity package? What happens next? Get the answers. POLICE CLASH WITH PROTESTERS | WHAT IF MEASURES FAIL? |
Does Iran have nuke-capable missiles?
Iran has been carrying out covert tests of missiles capable of delivering a nuclear payload, UK Foreign Secretary William Hague said Wednesday, in contravention of a U.N. resolution.
ICC defers decision on presidency
The ICC’s Executive Board has deferred by a year a decision on scrapping the rotational system of presidency
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