New Chief Justice take oath of office next week
Bridgetown. Marston Gibson will take the oath of office at Government House to become Barbados' new Chief Justice next Thursday. His appointment was made by the Governor General, Sir Clifford…
Day: August 26, 2011
Chainsaw operator stabbed to death after argument-suspect on the run
Essequibo :The police are investigating the murder of chain-saw operator Phillip Prince, 29 years of Capoey, Essequibo Coast, which occurred at Capoey at around 6pm yesterday. The police revealed…
Japanese PM Kan announces resignation
Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan, whose approval rating tumbled following the devastating March earthquake and tsunami, announced his resignation Friday.
Ghavri asks for longer camps at bowling academy
Karsan Ghavri, the former India allrounder who currently heads the BCCI’s bowling academy in Mohali, has said bowling camps need to be longer if players are to develop through the academies
Massive typhoon to miss Philippines
Typhoon Nanmadol is not expected to make landfall in the Philippines, forecasters said Friday, a develop that may be cheered in the places that were supposed to be in the path of the powerful storm.
Another USACA election shambles
USA Cricket Association board member Shelton Glasgow has declared that all regional elections that have taken place in advance of October’s USACA general election are null and void
U.S. accuses Syrian regime of cartoonist’s attack
The U.S. State Department got personal in its complaints against the Syrian government Thursday, accusing it of a “targeted, brutal attack” on a popular Syrian political cartoonist, Ali Farzat.
Amir let off with a warning for breach of ban
Pakistan seamer Mohammad Amir, who flouted his international ban following the spot-fixing controversy by playing in a Surrey league game, has reportedly been let off with a warning from the ICC
Case alleges man raped mentally disabled daughters
An 80-year old Austrian man has been taken into custody for allegedly sexually abusing his wife and his two mentally disabled daughters for more than 40 years, police and a prosecutor said Thursday.
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