President Donald Ramotar New Year Message
Fellow Guyanese, I am pleased to greet you on this New Year. This is my first New Year’s address to the nation and I am extremely honoured to…
Month: December 2011
Syrian activists: Thousands died in 2011
More than 5,800 people, including 395 children, died in 2011 during the crackdown on protests in Syria, according to an opposition activist group.
New Year’s celebrations begin around the world
According to a report on the BBC World News revellers around the world are celebrating the beginning of 2012. As the clock struck midnight at the end of 29 December,…
Arrest made in Chile wildfire
Chilean authorities on Saturday arrested a 23-year-old man accused of sparking a wildfire that has consumed more than 27,000 acres of a national park, officials said.
Young mother dies after bungled abortion
Georgetown: Adding to an alarming spate of unfortunate incidents rocking the nation, a young mother of two was yesterday pronounced dead at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation, a few days…
Professor Galfard shares scientific findings with all through storytelling
The winter Faith issue of World Policy Institute carried an article, written by Professor Christophe Galfard, who holds a Ph.D. in theoretical physics, which encourages scientists to share their findings…
Iran expects more nuclear talks
Another round of talks between Iran and world powers is expected to be held soon, Iran’s ambassador to Germany said.
Manickchand channels unbridled ambition towards improvement of education sector
Georgetown: With an instant reflection on the goals that were set by the Government for the Ministry of Education, former Minister of Human Services and Social Security, Priya Manickchand, assumed…
Somali, Ethiopian forces take control of trade town
Backed by Ethiopian forces, Somali troops have wrested control of a key trading town after fierce fighting with Islamic militants, officials with Somalia's transitional government and witnesses said Saturday.
Non-national found dead in rural field
St. Kitts-Nevis: The St. Kitts Nevis Observer reported that a 60-year-old man, a non-national, who had been living on the island for the past 10 months, and was employed at…
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