Mentally ill sisters freed from chains
We first met Mohedeye and Nedaa Dawabsha sitting quietly on the floor of a small room in their family’s modest house in the dusty West Bank village of Duma. Neither of the sisters were able to leave the room.
Day: September 1, 2011
Amerindian Heritage Month ushered in with interfaith service
Georgetown : The Ministry of Amerindian Affairs last evening held its annual interfaith service at the Umana Yana, Kingston to usher in Amerindian Heritage month. Heritage month, this year will be…
String of errors blamed for latest cable leak
More than 250,000 secret U.S. diplomatic cables are now available in full and unfiltered online, exposing scores of U.S. diplomatic sources and informants that were meant to be protected often for their own safety, according to whistleblower website Wi…
AFC says the ruling PPP oppresses the working people of Guyana.
Georgetown : The Alliance For Change (AFC) this morning voiced their concerns at the level and magnitude of the oppression facing the working people of Guyana Recently, it has been brought…
We were 15-20 runs short – Dhoni
MS Dhoni’s said the failure of India’s batsmen to string together partnerships in the last ten overs cost them the match
We were 15-20 runs short – Dhoni
MS Dhoni’s said the failure of India’s batsmen to string together partnerships in the last ten overs cost them the match
Dream debuts and unpaid bills
ESPNcricinfo’s Plays of the Day from the second day of the first Test between Sri Lanka and Australia in Galle
Cricket Canada CEO leaves office
Chandra Gocool has stepped down after two years as Cricket Canada’s chief executive after the board decided not to renew his contract
Debutant Lyon puts Australia in control
Sixteen wickets fell on the second day in Galle, where Australia finished in a powerful position to push for victory thanks to Nathan Lyon’s five wickets on debut
Libya rebel leaders to outline goals
Libya’s rebel leadership is expected to outline its humanitarian, reconstruction and political needs when representatives from about 60 countries gather in Paris on Thursday to discuss the country’s transition to democracy, diplomats said.
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