Rennie, Mutendera axed from selection panel
Reports have emerged that the Zimbabwe Cricket board has removed David Mutendera and John Rennie from the selection panel, replacing them with former national coach Kevin Curran and Givemore Makoni
Month: July 2011
Herschelle Gibbs to play for Perth
Perth Scorchers might have missed out on Chris Gayle but they have secured another international star after signing the South Africa batsman Herschelle Gibbs for the Big Bash League
India loose
Bridgetown. India lost one wicket in the first session of play on the fourth day of the second Test against the West Indies at Kensington Oval. Play was schedule to…
Citizens express outrage at cold blooded murder of elderly woman.
Georgetown: What could a 72 year old grandma be guilty of express residents who new Clemetine Parris, who was gunned down last evening in her home on Robb Street. According…
Gadhafi’s daughter says father won’t step down
The only daughter of Moammar Gadhafi is standing behind her father, saying he will not step down because he is “a symbol, a guide” for the Libyan people.
Gadhafi’s daughter says father won’t step down
The only daughter of Moammar Gadhafi is standing behind her father, saying he will not step down because he is “a symbol, a guide” for the Libyan people.
Harper defends performance, concedes two errors
Umpire Daryl Harper has responded to India’s criticism of his umpiring in the first Test of the ongoing Test series in the West Indies, saying he got 94% of his decisions in the match right
Social partners should boost public confidence says veteran trade unionist
Bridgetown. Veteran trade unionist Sir Roy Trotman says that the representatives of labour, capital and the government must put on the shoes they wore in 1991 in order to instil…
Iraq takes over billions in oil revenue
Iraq took control Friday of billions of dollars in oil revenues set aside by the United Nations following the 2003 U.S.-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein, money intended to be used build up the country’s economy.
Chavez illness sparks power struggle in Venezuela
With no heir apparent to Venezuela’s presidency, politicians are jockeying for power as President Hugo Chavez undergoes medical treatment in Cuba, analysts said.
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