over 12,000 pension books distributed
Georgetown : Over 12,000 old age pension books have been distributed by the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security since the commencement of the distribution exercise on October 20 at the…
Day: November 1, 2011
Tourism Month to focus on training, capacity building
Georgetown : Guyana’s tourism industry has experienced a successful year through a diversified range of activities, including sports fishing, bird watching, sports, meetings and conferences and, wildlife tourism. Its international…
Gibson expects tough final day
Otis Gibson, the West Indies coach, has said his team was pleased to be in control of a Test match for the first time in a long while
Arab League: Syria must end violence
Syria is due to respond Monday to an Arab League proposal for bringing more than seven months of violence to an end, Qatar's prime minister said Sunday.
Is a drug cartel the next ‘Anonymous’ target?
Could a Mexican drug cartel be the next target for a group of hackers known for online attacks against banks and government institutions?
Schoolboys held by police after fighting on schoolbus
Bridgetown Two schoolboys were held by the police after they were involved in a fight on a Transport Board school bus yesterday carrying students from the Alexandra School yesterday evening.…
Want to take it ball by ball on debut – Brownlie
Dean Brownlie, who made his Test debut for New Zealand today in the one-off Test against Zimbabwe, has said he would like to cement a place in the squad ahead the tour of Australia next month
Libya picks engineer as interim leader
Libya's transitional government picked an engineering professor and longtime exile as its acting prime minister.
Tamim fights but West Indies still favourites
Though Tamim Iqbal steadied Bangladesh, after belatedly realising the need for caution, West Indies remain favourites to take the Test with seven wickets to grab on a full day’s play
Mitchell Marsh plucks six on bowlers’ day
Newly arrived from his Australia debut in South Africa, Mitchell Marsh plucked 6-84 for Western Australia to help bowl out Queensland for 273 on day one of the Sheffield Shield match
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