‘Calm’ Johnson enjoys tough conditions
Mitchell Johnson produced the fourth-best figures in Australia’s one-day history to set his team on the path to a seven-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in Pallekele
Day: August 10, 2011
Water Park remains open despite loss of water connection
Rio Claro: The operators of Harry’s Water Park are tonight saying they remain open for business despite having their water supply cut off by the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA)…
Police plan sickout from Monday
Port-of-Spain: Police officers are expected to begin sickout action from as early as Monday next week. The Police Social and Welfare Association today aborted its meeting the with Chief Personnel…
Sources: U.S. moving toward call for al-Assad to quit
The international cries for Syria’s government to end a bloody crackdown on civilians could intensify Wednesday as activist groups reported fresh onslaughts in several cities.
Proven gas reserves down seven percent
Port-of-Spain: Independent international auditors, Ryder Scott have revealed that this country's proven gas reserves have fallen by seven percent. The reserves stood at 14.4 trillion cubic feet (tcf) at the…
PPP presidential candidate wants to create opportunities for young people.
Georgetown: PPP's Donald Ramotar says if he becomes the president, his first order will be to create a vision and universal education sytem for young people, so that they can…
Angry Kent members seek election
A group of disaffected Kent members have announced they will stand as ‘reform candidates’ at the next elections for the Kent general committee
$200M Government bails out City Hall
Georgetown : The Government has again come to the rescue of the Georgetown Mayor and City Council (M&CC) giving $200M for the clearance of debt, payment of workers and improving the…
AFC calls for a mid-November elections date
Georgetown : The Alliance For Change (AFC) believes that the upcoming National and Regional Elections can be held by the 14th of November 2011 if GECOM allows no further…
Forces kill Afghan militants who downed chopper
Coalition forces in Afghanistan have killed the Taliban insurgents responsible for the downing of a helicopter that left 38 U.S. and Afghan personnel dead, the commander of U.S. forces there and NATO announced Wednesday.
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