Agriculture Minister met with missing fishermen’s families
Berbice : Minister of Agriculture Robert Persaud met with the families of the five missing Berbice fishermen at the Number 66 Village Berbice yesterday and assured the families of…
Month: August 2011
Drummond to lead Scotland in Namibia
Gordon Drummond will lead Scotland on their tour of Namibia in all formats of the game
Summit to raise funds for famine relief
The African Union plans to host a delayed summit Thursday to raise funds for famine victims amid mounting criticism over the continent’s weak response to the disaster.
Selectors unsure about Benn’s commitment
Sulieman Benn needs to show his commitment to the West Indies team before he can be considered for international cricket, the chairman of selectors has said
Coroner backs monitoring proposal
Bridgetown. A week after Commissioner of Police Darwin Dottin called fetes "incubators of crime". Corner Faith Marshall-Harris, has repeated the call for parties to be closely monitored. The island's lone…
Bullish Ireland aim for upset
ESPNcricinfo previews the one-off ODI between Ireland and England in Dublin
Bosnia genocide suspect back in court
Bosnia genocide suspect Ratko Mladic is back in court Thursday for a procedural hearing, a day after Goran Hadzic — the last Yugoslav war crimes suspect at large until his arrest last month — pleaded not guilty to crimes against humanity at the Inter…
Rawalpindi stripped of Twenty20 tournament
Pakistan’s season-opening domestic Twenty20 tournament has been shifted to Lahore after the stadium at Rawalpindi was deemed unfit to host the event
I told Dravid not to retire – Ponting
Ricky Ponting, the Australia batsman, has said that he encouraged India’s Rahul Dravid to keep going when their sides met in a two-Test series in India last October
Flood victims stranded in Pakistan
Floods in northwest Pakistan have claimed more than 30 lives as a riverbank overflowed during recent heavy rains, police said.
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