Hundreds rescued from Mt. Everest
The effort to rescue hundreds of trekkers stranded for six days in a town near Nepal's iconic Mount Everest due to bad weather continued Monday.
Month: November 2011
Chinese delegation visiting Barbados
Bridgetown. A high level delegation from the People's Republic of China arrived in Barbados yesterday. The delegation, led by Changzhi Cheng, vice chairman of the standing committe of the national…
Seamers help Namibia to third win
Namibia continued their domination over Kenya in the Twenty20 series, making it three wins in a row, at Windhoek High School
Williams ton helps Namibia win high-scoring game
In a dramatic change from the first game of the day, where just 171 runs were scored over both innings, Namibia chased 195 to beat Kenya in the second
S. Korea to review sending aid to North
Signaling South Korea may be attempting to cool tensions with its neighbor, Seoul has vowed to actively review sending humanitarian aid to North Korea through third channels.
Involve players more in tackling corruption – Condon
Sir Paul Condon, the former chief of the ICC’s Anti-Corruption and Security Unit, has called for an enhanced role for players and their representative bodies in the fight against corruption in cricket
Gurvinder takes Himachal to big win
A round-up of the action from the fourth day of the first round of the Ranji Trophy Plate League 2011-12
Five Guyanese men on drug charges
Bridgetown. Five Guyanese men will appear in the Bridgetown Magistrates' Court today on illegal drugs charges, there are Unibar Jasiree Angad, 53, his son Rupee Angad, 21, Peter Gonzales 48,…
Barbadian women unhappy with their jobs
Bridgetown. Forty percent of the workforce in Barbados are dissatisfied with their wages, while more women are unhappy in their jobs than their male colleagues. This observation was made by…
Perez Molina wins Guatemalan election
Guatemalans return to the polls Sunday in a runoff presidential election dominated by the issue of security.
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