Nixon targets Indian fairytale
Paul Nixon is aiming for a career finale in India after confirming that he will be available for the Champions League should Leicestershire qualify
Day: August 24, 2011
Veteran trade unionist calls for minimum wages
Bridgetown. Veteran trade unionist, Sir Roy Trotman, has call on the Government to expedite the implementation of a national minimum wages for workers. Sir Roy said that minimum wages would…
GDF responsond to Torture Allegations
Georgetown : The Guyana Defence Force denies claims that it tortured one of its ranks by stripping, beating and forcing him to lie on a “wet concrete floor while…
Satellite project: More mass graves in Sudan
A U.S. satellite project said Wednesday it has found evidence of additional mass graves in South Kordofan, a day after the Sudanese president called for a unilateral cease-fire in the state.
Conflict at cemetery
Bridgetown. Several employees of the Sanitation Service Authority(SSA) gathered in the Westbury Cemetery yesterday in solidarity with cemetery workers,who are refusing to work with their boss Superintendent of Cemeteries Ricky…
GLDA conducted unannounced hatchery inspections .
Georgetown : Chief Executive Officer, Dr Dindial Permaul and two senior veterinarians of the Guyana Livestock Development Authority (GLDA) conducted an unannounced inspection of several hatcheries along the East Bank Demerara…
Famous ‘dem a watch meh’ singer remanded for assaulting wife.
Georgetown: Mahendra Ramkellewan has once again put his name on the airwaves and is making headlines, only this time he is not bringing in a new hit chutney song, but…
This time, Hughes will do it his way
Phillip Hughes is determined to play his own way against Sri Lanka, having learnt that even the best-intentioned coaching advice can lead to muddled thoughts and meagre scores
Syrian activists form a ‘national council’
Syrian dissidents have formed a national council to lead the opposition to Bashar al-Assad’s regime, opposition members meeting in Istanbul, Turkey, said Tuesday.
Watson concerns put toilers in pace frame
Australian concerns about the workload of Shane Watson may yet allow Peter Siddle and Trent Copeland to jump the queue for selection
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