President Jagdeo defends CJ International airport runway.
Georgetown: The head of state is concerned that people continue to make wild allegations and comments about the state of the Cheddi Jagan International airport runway, when for the last…
Month: September 2011
Man dies in family dispute
Bridgetown. Andrew Stoute, 49, of Wotton, Christ Church, died last night after a dispute was a familly member. According police reports his throat was cut. Lawmen are investigating.
Subcontracting of graves dispute settled
Bridgetown. The dispute over the subcontracting of the digging of graves at Westbury Cemetery has been resolved, the practice has been discontinued. Speaking to the media yesterday after touring the…
Turkey positions itself as heart of the Arab world
Turkey’s prime minister positioned to plant himself at the heart of the Arab world’s turbulent politics on Tuesday, when he declared himself a champion of the Palestinian cause during a speech at the headquarters of the League of Arab States.
Harris in serious doubt for third Test
Ryan Harris, the Australia fast bowler, is in considerable doubt for the third Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo after scans revealed a minor hamstring strain sustained on the final day of the second Test in Pallekele
6 die in China ax attack
A man hacked four people to death with an ax in eastern China Wednesday, authorities said.
Japan moves possible North Korean defectors
Nine possible North Korean defectors who sailed to Japan have been moved to a patrol boat off the coast of northern Japan as officials continue to question them, authorities said Wednesday.
Neck-bomb suspect headed to Australia
A man accused of strapping a fake bomb around an 18-year-old Australian girl’s neck in an attempt to extort money from her family is scheduled to appear at an extradition hearing Wednesday afternoon, prosecutors said.
Tension in Kabul amid Taliban assault
Fighting that raged for hours in Kabul after a dramatic Taliban attack on the U.S. Embassy and NATO’s command calmed down greatly during the evening hours, a military spokesman told CNN. PAST ATTACKS |
Possible N. Korean defectors sail to Japan
Japanese Coast Guards found a small wooden boat Tuesday morning drifting off Japan’s western coast with nine men, women and children on board claiming they are from North Korea, a Coast Guard spokesman said.
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