Chinese media take aim at 'showy' U.S. ambassador
Since taking up his post as America's new ambassador to China, Gary Locke has become an increasingly popular figure among ordinary Chinese.
Day: September 26, 2011
Chinese media take aim at 'showy' U.S. ambassador
Since taking up his post as America's new ambassador to China, Gary Locke has become an increasingly popular figure among ordinary Chinese.
Kenyan Nobel laureate Maathai dies
Kenyan environmentalist and Nobel laureate Wangai Maathai died Monday after an unspecified illness.
Hikers detail Iran’s ‘ridiculous lies’
Safely back on American soil, freed Americans Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer recounted their two years behind the walls of an Iranian prison. Bauer said their espionage trial was a “total sham.”
Dainty cancels board meeting at short notice
Those insisting the USA Cricket Association is once again close to being dysfunctional under the control of its president, Gladstone Dainty, were left frustrated after a board meeting called for September 24 by the board secretary was cancelled at short n
Dainty cancels board meeting at short notice
Those insisting the USA Cricket Association is once again close to being dysfunctional under the control of its president, Gladstone Dainty, were left frustrated after a board meeting called for September 24 by the board secretary was cancelled at short n
Warriors and Kongonis lead at halfway point
A round-up of matches from the sixth weekend as Kenya’s new East African Cup and East Africa Elite League both reach the halfway point
Despite law against noise nuisance, some people can kill to break it.
Georgetown: A man in his 30's is now hospitalised with several chops to his body after he requested that his neighbor turn down the music since it was affecting his…
60 drums of smuggled fuel seized by the authorities.
Georgetown: Acting on information the Guyana Energy Agency with support from local police intercepted and seized a boat containing smuggled fuel. Now police are looking for the owner of the…
Castro criticizes Obama U.N. speech
Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro ended a long writing hiatus Monday, penning a three-page essay printed in state media slamming U.S. President Barack Obama's speech to the United Nations last week.
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