Graeme Smith praises ‘experienced’ newcomers
Graeme Smith, the South Africa captain, has said the balance between the two sides is “probably even”, with both in a state of transition, although South Africa’s appears to have progressed further
Month: November 2011
Redjet application to fly into St Lucia under consideration
Bridgetown. The Government of Barbados is still considering Redjet application to fly the Barbados -St Lucia route. Minister of International Transport and International Business George Hutson told reporters that the…
Will Syria listen to anyone?
Syria has faced a chorus of criticism over its eight-month crackdown on opposition protesters. But will President Bashar Al-Assad be open to any outside influence?
Graeme Smith disappointed with ICC decision
Graeme Smith, the South Africa Test captain, has expressed his unhappiness over the ICC’s announcement that the Test Championship will be held only in 2017 and not in 2013 as originally scheduled
Report: China school bus crash kills 20
Eighteen children and two adults died after an overloaded school bus collided with a coal truck Wednesday in northwest China's Gansu province, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
Following on, West Indies in fight for survival
West Indies were in a fight to prevent a big loss at Eden Gardens, needing to bat close five more sessions with seven wickets in hand
Second batch of Buxton youths completes CAC skills training
East Coast Demerara : 116 youths from Buxton, ECD, graduated from the Community Action Component (CAC) of its Citizen Security Programme (CSP) conducted by the Ministry of Home Affairs.…
Port Kaituma residents to receive electricity from today
Region 8 : The Hinterland communities in Region Eight will be receiving electricity with the development of a mini hydropower facility. Regional Executive Officer (Asst.) Deon Seecharran noted…
CLICO lawyers seeking to block charges
Bridgetown. Lawyers for CLICO International Life(CIL) will return to court next week in an attempt to get a stay of criminal proceedings against the company. The matter came up for…
Karzai aims to set limits on U.S. troops
Afghan President Hamid Karzai sought to set limits on what American and NATO troops could — and could not — do in his country Wednesday in a speech to tribal elders at the national assembly, or loya jirga.
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