Harry, Inga and Virgie (HIV)
Easter is upon us but Christian or not, we should all be sympathetic towards those afflicted with one of the world’s most devastating disease – scourges in recent history –…
Day: September 26, 2011
Abbottabad start with thumping win
A round-up of the matches on the first day of the Faysal Bank T20 Cup in Karachi
Libya site may be mass grave
Officials with Libya's transitional government announced Sunday they have located a suspected mass grave thought to hold the remains of 1,270 people, victims of a 1996 massacre at Abu Salim prison.
Tuskers post convincing win
An all-round show from the Matabeleland Tuskers carried them to a convincing win over the Mountaineers in the first round of the matches of the MetBank Pro50 Championship
Hotels anti union
Bridgetown Research by Joyann Inniss, a delegate of the National Union of Public Workers shows that the hotel industry in Barbados is anti trade union. According to Inniss, her findings…
Saleh blames 'terrorists' for Yemen violence
Newly returned from three months out of the country, Yemen's president addressed his people Sunday, blaming "terrorists" for the deadly violence at anti-government protests.
Spain's Catalonia region bans bullfighting
In the sandy arena of Catalonia's La Monumental bullring, the traditional bugle signaled the end of an era Sunday as Barcelona hosted its last bullfight.
T&T come up against old homeboy
Cricinfo previews the Champions League match between Mumbai Indians and Trinidad&Tobago in Bangalore
Monument for late Prime Minister
Bridgetown. The Goverment of Barbados is planning to erect a monument in memory of the late Prime Minister David Thompson. Reports indcate that the monument wil be constructed at the…
India’s top court rejects Modi’s plea on inquiry
India’s Supreme Court has dismissed former IPL chairman Lalit Modi’s petition seeking an independent inquiry, instead of the current one by a BCCI committee, into allegations of financial irregularities against him
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