Community Policing Groups honours Home Minister
Georgetown : Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee was honoured for his fifth year of Ministerial duty last evening by the Community Policing Secretariat. A parade which commenced at the square…
Month: September 2011
Jagdeo calls for political leadership to re-energise climate change– at UN General Assembly
Georgetown : President Bharrat Jagdeo reminded world leaders that in order to avert the biggest economic and social catastrophe ever seen, planet earth has to be stabilized, which at the unlimited limit,…
Palestinian statehood issue comes to a boil at U.N.
Confronted with the prospect of a Palestinian bid for full U.N. membership, U.S. President Barack Obama issued a sharp rebuke Wednesday to those pressing for statehood — a rebuke likely to bring criticism from the Arab world.
Mal Loye released by Northants
Batsman Mal Loye has been released by Northamptonshire
Ex lawman on theft charge
Bridgetown. Jason Hadaway, a former Special Constable, was released on bail yesterday, when he appeared in the District A Traffic Court charged with stealing a bullet proof vest when he…
CLICO restructuring plan filed
Bridgetown. A restructuring plan for CLICO International Life was filed in the Hight Court by judicial manager Deloitte Consulting this week. According to a source, companies that invested in CLICO…
Political tightrope for Obama's UNGA speech
President Barack Obama will lay out the U.S. view of the "seismic change" seen around the world in the past year, particularly in the Arab world, when he speaks to the United Nations on Wednesday, aides said.
Will protect Kochi players’ interests – Shukla
Rajiv Shukla, the new IPL chairman, has said that the interests of players who are contracted to the terminated franchise Kochi Tuskers Kerala will be protected
NTC lays out timeline to form new government
Despite not yet having complete control over the entire country, Libya's National Transitional Council is already looking to the future and the logistics of setting up a new government.
Death toll climbs as typhoon leaves Japan
The death toll climbed to 10 in Japan as the remnants of former Typhoon Roke raced into the northern Pacific on Thursday, government officials said.
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