Patrick Powell to Attend Court next tuesday
Patrick Powel was told to appear tuesday to defend the charge of failing to hand over his license firearm. Powel was charged after the shooting death of Kingston College student…
Day: September 26, 2011
Teachers Service Commision Head resigns
Education Minister Andrew Holness appointment of Alpansus Davis as the Chairman of Teachers Service Commission (TSC), came under fire from the Jamaica Teachers Association (JTA) and has led to Mr. Davis Resignation…
Mumbai Indians outlast T&T in heart-stopper
Having started their campaign with victory in a game they had no business winning, Mumbai Indians nearly accomplished the opposite before pipping a blundering Trindad & Tobago off the last ball
Ya France, Snyman earn Namibia draw
A marathon unbeaten half-century from Pikky Ya France and Gerrie Snyman’s 88 helped Namibia save their Intercontinental Cup match against Scotland in Windhoek
South Australia to persist with three spinners
Though South Australia Redbacks’ three spinners conceded 69 runs for no wicket in eight overs against the Warriors, they are planning to play the same combination against Kolkata Knight Riders
Mourning a ‘true African heroine’
World leaders have paid tribute to Nobel Laureate Wangari Maathai who passed away while having treatment for ovarian cancer on Monday.
Knight Riders and South Australia seek quick turnaround
ESPNcricinfo previews the Champions League Twenty20 game between Kolkata Knight Riders and South Australia Redbacks
$54M visitors’ arrival centre commissioned at Kaieteur National Park
Essequibo : A $54M visitor’s arrival centre was commissioned in the Kaieteur National Park. The centre was completed with support from the German Government and the Guyana Protected Areas System Project.…
President Jagdeo urges IMF leader to champion innovative financing solutions for climate change.
Guyana’s President, Bharrat Jagdeo urged the newly appointed Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Christine Lagarde, to support the fight against climate change by championing a shift away…
Saudi king: Women will get to vote
Women in Saudi Arabia will be allowed to vote and run for office in future municipal elections, King Abdullah announced Sunday.
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