Contracts awarded including $45M for Lethem Court
Georgetown : Cabinet Secretary Dr. Roger Luncheon advised that Cabinet at its July 19 statutory meeting offered its ‘no objection’ to five contracts in the education, housing and water, justice and…
Month: July 2011
Trott resists Zaheer charge on gloomy day
Only 49.2 overs were possible on the first day of the 2000th Test, but Zaheer Khan found time enough to strike two big blows for India and one against them
Durham fight back after Trescothick ton
Marcus Trescothick confirmed his position as the leading run-maker in county
cricket with a masterly 163 for Somerset on the opening day of the County
Championship clash with leaders Durham at Taunton
Patel takes four as Hampshire struggle
Nottinghamshire spinners Samit Patel and Graeme White shared six wickets on the
second day of their Championship Division One clash with Hampshire at the
Rose Bowl
Chris Taylor ton punishes Kent
Chris Taylor made an unbeaten 192 as Gloucestershire moved into a commanding position in their Division Two game with Kent
Dalrymple century puts Middlesex on top
An unbeaten century by Middlesex allrounder Jamie Dalrymple lit up a grey day in Guildford as hosts Surrey lost their way in the second division derby clash
New Egyptian Cabinet sworn in
Egypt’s new Cabinet is expected to be sworn in on Thursday, a reshuffling aimed at satisfying critics who say the current administration was not serious about the political and economic reforms demanded by protesters.
Australia A fight back after Taylor, Masakadza fifties
Fifties from Brendan Taylor and Hamilton Masakadza put their team in a good position before a brace of late wickets for Luke Butterworth pegged Zimbabwe XI back to 250 for 5 at stumps
Q&A: Europe’s approach to solving the Greek crisis
European leaders are meeting to attempt to resolve the debt crisis in Greece and prevent it infecting other countries — an outcome that could potentially tear apart the 17-member eurozone and lead to another global economic slump.
17-day walk, ‘drought widows,’ more
Hindiya, 10, and her sister walked for 17 days in search of a place to settle with water in the Horn of Africa region. Her story is just one shared by an aid worker who recently made a trip to the area. FULL STORY | INSIDE A CAMP | URGENT APPEAL | AID …
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