Butt’s extension under consideration
Ijaz Butt will continue in his role as the PCB’s chairman until Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari decides on whether to extend his tenure
Day: October 8, 2011
Deadly gunfire at Syrian funeral
Gunfire killed at least one person Saturday at as the funeral of an assassinated Kurdish opposition leader in northeast Syria turned into a protest, activist groups say.
Kenyans say goodbye to Nobel laureate Wangari Maathai
Kenyans gathered in the nation's capital Saturday for a state funeral honoring Nobel laureate Wangari Maathai, marking a final journey for the first African woman to win the peace prize.
Kenyans say goodbye to Nobel laureate Wangari Maathai
Kenyans gathered in the nation's capital Saturday for a state funeral honoring Nobel laureate Wangari Maathai, marking a final journey for the first African woman to win the peace prize.
Jamaican woman to be deported
Bridgetown. Illegal Jamaican immigrant, Latoya Althea Walters will be deported back to Jamaica shortly. Walters, of Flagstaff, St Michael, was charged along with Ian Holford of the same address, appeared…
Cabinets approves $US445M for GECOM
Cabinet at this week’s meeting give the green light for $US 85,448 for the provision of non-sensitive office and other elections-related materials for the hosting of the 2011 general and…
IYPAD cultural festival for October 8
Georgetown : Minister of Culture, Youth, and Sport, Dr. Frank Anthony said that approximately 56 different cultural groups from around Guyana will be recreating villages in three separate areas…
Man shot last night
Bridgetown. Michael Harris, 4i, of Birds River, Deacons Road, St Michael, was shot in the leg yesterday. According to police reports ,Harris was shot around 8.20 p.m, and was taken…
Five charged for Piari terror
Georgetown : Resulting from investigations into the armed robbery committed at Piari Landing, Puruni, on Sunday last, five men were charged with various offences and appeared before Magistrate H. Ramdhanie at the Bartica Magistrate…
‘Interim’ USACA website omits three board members
A new USA Cricket Association (USACA) website that went live this week has caused more controversy and disagreement within the board of directors as three members do not feature on the website
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