Umpire Clyde Duncan dies of cancer
West Indies and Guyana umpire Clyde Duncan has died in Trinidad, where he had been undergoing treatment for cancer
Day: July 27, 2011
Diplomatic hopes fading in Libya
Britain’s decision to expel Moammar Gadhafi’s diplomats from London ensures that the bloody test of wills in Libya will grind on for weeks, if not months, to come. FULL STORY | REBELS LAUNCH OFFENSIVE NEAR TUNISIA
Details emerge about Mexican prison massacre
Officials in Ciudad Juarez are looking for the perpetrators of a prison massacre, as details emerge about the late Monday incident that left 17 inmates dead.
Two more murders
Laventille: The country's murder rate continues to rise with the murder of two men today, one in Laventille and the other in Enterprise, Chaguanas. Police say 18 year-old Laventille resident…
Moruga residents police killings
Moruga: Police officers were called out to Moruga this morning as residents of the area staged their second straight protest over the police killings of residents Keron Eccles, Abbigail Johnson…
Unions to announce next course of action Thursday
Valsayn: Trade union leaders will announce tomorrow what action they plan to take in light of the stalemate reached in talks with the prime minister and her Cabinet colleagues on…
APNU LEADERS visited markets in Georgetown ahead of big rally
Georgetown : APNU Presidential Candidate, Brig. (ret’d) David Granger and APNU official, Dr. Rupert Roopnaraine, accompanied by Executive Members of the Guyana Youth and Student Movement (GYSM), visited the Bourda and…
Warner to captain Sydney Thunder
David Warner will captain the Sydney Thunder in the Big Bash League, which was launched in Sydney on Wednesday night
South Korea landslide leaves 36 dead, dozens injured
A landslide near the South Korean town of Chuncheon killed 13 people and injured 24 others, authorities said Wednesday.
Broadcasting Bill expected to be passed on Thursday
Georgetown : The Guyana Energy Authority (Amendment) Bill which will address inconsistencies and loop-holes with regards to fuel smuggling will also be tabled according to Dr. Luncheon. He pointed out that…
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