A long road ahead for Shalit
Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit now faces what is likely to be a bewildering few days, weeks and months as he readjusts to a life of liberty.
Day: October 18, 2011
Nationalities of 8 dead identified in Botswana plane crash
A plane that crashed in Botswana killed a British pilot and seven European passengers, an official said Tuesday.
Granger promises one laptop per teacher.
Georgetown- A Partnership for National Unity (A.P.N.U) Presidential Candidate Brigadier (ret) David Granger paid a 4- day visit on 14th-17th October to the North Rupununi. Meeting residents at Annai, Aranaputa…
Rawalpindi’s Sadaf Hussain shines with nine-for
A round-up of the first day’s play in the third round of Division One Quaid-e-Azam Trophy matches in 2011-12
Fayyaz’s unbeaten ton drives Peshawar
A round-up of the first day’s play in the third round of Division Two Quaid-e-Azam Trophy matches in 2011-12
Clarke sounds out Ponting warning
Michael Clarke has said Ricky Ponting is on the brink of one of the best series of his career
‘The conditions were in our favour’ – Mushfiqur
A combination of factors helped Bangladesh inflict a huge defeat on West Indies, Mushfiqur Rahim has said
PM says State of Emergency stays
Chaguanas: Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has sounded a warning that her government has no intention of giving in to the calls of those who believe the State of Emergency should…
Police investigate Arima shooting
Arima: An Arima man is now in a critical condition at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex after he was shot during an attempted murder on Monday night at Mahoghany…
Met Office discontinues flood bulletin
Port-of-Spain: The Meteorological Office has officially discontinued the flood bulltetin for Trinidad and Tobago. The Met Office issued a statement this morning saying that over the past few days Trinidad…
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