NP quashes $40 million contract to PM’s friends
Port-of-Spain: Days after Attorney General, Anand Ramlogan told the country that he had advised that a controversial $40 million contract to the friends of the prime minister issued by National…
Month: June 2011
Central Bank, Clico sue major players over collapse of Clico empire
Port-of-Spain: Almost two and a half years since the collapse of insurance giant CLICO, the Central Bank and CLICO have initiated legal civil action against the major players involved for…
Syrian refugees stranded on Turkish border
Hundreds of Syrian refugees were camping in the countryside Tuesday night, stranded a few hundreds yards away from the Turkish border after fleeing violence in the Syrian town of Jisr Al-Shugur.
Prior apologises after window incident
England’s wicketkeeper Matt Prior has apologised to a female spectator who was cut by falling glass, after he inadvertently broke a window in the England dressing room at Lord’s
Gadhafi: ‘We will not surrender, we will not give up’
Libyan state television showed images Tuesday of destroyed buildings, damaged studios and satellite vehicles — saying it was the aftermath of a NATO airstrike that allegedly hit its facilities in Tripoli.
Dilshan in doubt for series decider
Tillakaratne Dilshan, Sri Lanka’s captain and Man of the Match in the second Test at Lord’s, fears he will not be fit to play in the series decider at the Rose Bowl on June 16
Room for improvement for both teams
ESPNcricinfo previews the second ODI between West Indies and India in Port of Spain
Sammy upbeat despite numerous problems
Sri Lanka show fight to secure draw
This time there was no post-tea demolition job as Sri Lanka kept themselves alive in the series by surviving the final afternoon at Lord’s on 127 for 3
Dutch to ban foreigners from pot shops
The Netherlands plans to ban foreigners from the country’s famed pot shops, a decision Amsterdam’s tourism industry hopes goes up in smoke.
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