Man crushed at Petrotrin worksite
Point-a-Pierre: A tragic industrial accident as a man was crushed to death at State oil company, Petrotrin's Santa Flora operations in Fyzabad. Fifty-year-old Charnadath Ramsaroop of Fyzabad, an employee of…
Month: November 2011
GPHC commissions $1.6 B In-patient facility
Georgetown : Guyana’s premier hospital, the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) on Monday commissioned a $1.6 Billion in-patient facility. The new three-flat facility has a 202-bed capacity including isolation…
AFC’s Dr. Khemraj promoted to Associate Professor
Georgetown : Dr. Tarron Khemraj, the Alliance For Change ( AFC) chief economic strategist, was last evening promoted to Associate Professor of Economics with full tenure. His seminal…
US$20M loan approved for Tertiary hospital
Georgetown: Valued at some US $20M, the Government of India has approved a soft loan, which will allow Guyana to commence construction of a Tertiary health care facility. Head…
Driver killed while tending to truck
Georgetown : Leon Phillips, a driver attached to RRT Enterprises, a local automotive company, was sometime after noon killed instantaneously when he was pinned below the carriage tray of a…
County review set to propose return to 50 overs
A return to 50-over cricket is likely to be among the recommendations made by David Morgan when he unveils his report to the ECB board at Lord’s on Wednesday
Cabinet resigns as protests rage in Cairo
Egypt’s military-led government said Tuesday that the resignation of the Cabinet has been accepted but that some members will remain until a new government is formed.
International prosecutor arrives in Libya
International Criminal Court prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo arrived in Tuesday Libya following the capture of crimes against humanity suspects Saif al-Islam Gadhafi and Abdullah al-Senussi over the weekend, the ICC said.
Anderson eager for IPL chance
James Anderson wants to play in the IPL and has spoken out at the limited opportunities for English players in the competition.
Sources: Pakistani Taliban, government in back-channel talks
Back-channel peace talks have been taking place between the Pakistani government and the Pakistani Taliban, three senior Pakistan Taliban commanders told CNN on Tuesday.
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