Farmer murdered in Caparo
Caparo: Police are probing the brual murder of farmer Terry Bahal and the chopping of his wife, Christine in what they believe was the end result of a home invasion.…
Month: August 2011
Advancing Libyan rebels face stiff resistance
Rebel fighters in Libya, trying to take over a key western city, faced stiff resistance from Moammar Gadhafi’s forces on Wednesday, a rebel commander said.
Transport Ministry tight-lipped on resignation of Caribbean Airlines’ chairman
Port-of-Spain: The Ministry of Transport is remaining tight-lipped on the resignation of Caribbean Airlines Chairman George Nicholas who has has tendered his resignation. The resignation comes 10 months after he…
Riot sentences stir backlash in Britain
In the midst of the looting in north London, I saw a young man being arrested for attempting to steal a TV from a shopping mall.
Third jet for Redjet
Bridgetown The demand for Redjet service has forced the airline to acquire a third aeroplane as demand for the company's service continues to grow. Robbie Burns head of businiess development…
Syria violence prompts U.N. withdrawals
The death and discord plaguing Syria hit home for the United Nations on Wednesday as the world body temporarily withdrew some staff members amid the violence there. FULL STORY | GIRL KILLED AS PARENTS FLEE
Yardy, Brown prompt Sussex recovery
A magnificent opening spell by Ryan Sidebottom got relegation-threatened Yorkshire off to a great start against Sussex before the visitors hit back on day one of their Championship match at Scarborough
KN article on Police management meeting forces the Top Cop to respond.
Georgetown : Due to the revelations being made by the Kaieteur News concerning matters discussed at a Senior Management meeting of the Guyana Police Force, the Force now feels compelled to…
Middlesex in control at Canterbury
Title-chasing Middlesex did their promotion cause the world of good by dismissing Kent for 242 on day one of their Division Two match at Canterbury
Secretary of ACEO pays courtesy call on GECOM’s chairman
Georgetown : The Public Education Officer of the Electoral Office of Jamaica and the Secretary of the Association of Caribbean Electoral Organisations (ACEO), Ms. Christin Senior, today paid a courtesy call on Dr.…
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