Ojha set to play for Surrey
Pragyan Ojha, the India left-arm spinner, is set to play for Surrey in the County Championship and in the CB40 one-day competition in England
Month: August 2011
Ojha set to play for Surrey
Pragyan Ojha, the India left-arm spinner, is set to play for Surrey in the County Championship and in the CB40 one-day competition in England
Warner complains about being sidelined in Cabinet
San Fernando: Works and Infrastructure Minister Jack Warner has admitted that he is no longer being kept in the loop with regards to national affairs. He says he is only…
Two murders push toll to 239
Belmont: Two murders have taken this country's murder tally to 239. Dead are Jahabrem Lawrence of Trou Macaque and Terrence Richardson of Leotaud Lands, Belmont. Police say that around 9.20…
Tobago man found dead in forest home
Tobago: Police in Tobago are conducting investigations to determine if foul play was involved in the death of a man known as Edwin Beache. The 64-year-old man was found dead…
23-year-old appears in court for triple murder
Arima: A strong police presence in Arima this morning as the man accused of killing a La Horquetta mother and two children appeared in court. Twenty-three-year-old Ancil Richards appeared before…
Questions linger in Afghan peace process
Top diplomats from the U.S., Pakistan and Afghanistan claim to be gaining ground with plans to reach a peace deal with the Afghan Taliban, but revealed little about their progress.
Ex-soldiers get 6,000 years for Guatemalan massacre
A Guatemalan court convicted and sentenced four former soldiers Tuesday to more than 6,000 years each in prison for their role in a massacre of 250 people during the country’s civil war, state media reported.
Emily storms the eastern Caribbean
The government of the Bahamas issued a tropical storm watch Tuesday in preparation for Emily, the storm that continues to churn towards the northeastern Caribbean, according to the National Hurricane Center.
Workers find ultra-high radiation levels at Fukushima
Workers at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant have discovered a radioactive hot spot far more lethal than anything previously recorded at the damaged facility, the plant’s owner reported Tuesday.
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