Culture Bill going to Cabinet soon
Bridgetown. Barbados Cultural Industries Development Bill is expected to be taken Cabinet and Parliament before the end of the year. Minister of Culture, Stephen Lashley made the disclosure last evening…
Month: July 2011
‘I have a lot of cricket left in me’ – Harbhajan
Harbhajan Singh, who took his 400th Test wicket on Thursday, believes he has age on his side and will strive to achieve something really special in Test cricket
Maurice Holmes suspended from bowling
Warwickshire offspinner Maurice Holmes has been suspended from bowling after an independent analysis of his action
Egyptians gather to protest pace of reform
Hundreds of people began gathering at Cairo’s Tahrir Square Friday morning ahead of a planned rally to urge the interim government to speed up reforms.
The newspaper that died of shame
As staff on News of the World prepare to publish the final edition of the paper Sunday, they may be rueing how life has a habit of bringing even the mightiest beasts crashing to earth. FULL STORY | LATEST UPDATES | SCANDAL TIMELINE | WHO’S INVOLVED
Syrian protesters reject planned dialogue
Syrian protesters taking to the streets again Friday are highlighting their opposition to a government-backed dialogue process in the latest display of grinding discontent across the angry Arab land.
30 persons receive laptops in Lodge as part of OLPF progect
Georgetown : The One Laptop Per Family pilot project in Lodge, Georgetown saw 30 young persons taking home laptops after being selected from hundreds who came from immediate and…
President plugs additional $30M in local film making industry.
Georgetown : President Bharrat Jagdeo officially opened the premiere of eight short films produced by students of the Centre for Communication Studies (CCS) attached to the University of Guyana last night…
Southee could be one of NZ’s finest – Martin
New Zealand’s Chris Martin has backed fellow seamer Tim Southee to become “one of the finest” bowlers to play for the country
Spot-fixing scandal lowest point of my tenure – Butt
Ijaz Butt, the PCB chairman, has said that the spot-fixing controversy that resulted in bans imposed on three leading Pakistan players has been the biggest disappointment of his tenure
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