Al-Awlaki’s father denies endorsing terror
Weeks after Anwar al-Awlaki was killed by a U.S. drone strike in Yemen, his father is sparking controversy as radical Muslim groups claim he is now supporting his son's terror tactics against the West.
Day: December 8, 2011
Al-Awlaki’s father denies endorsing terror
Weeks after Anwar al-Awlaki was killed by a U.S. drone strike in Yemen, his father is sparking controversy as radical Muslim groups claim he is now supporting his son's terror tactics against the West.
Implementation of Disability Act slowly taking shape
Georgetown: Persons living with disabilities are yet to reap the full benefits provided for under the Persons with Disability Act which came into being during the latter part of last…
Open Doors Centre eyes staffing assistance from Education Ministry
Georgetown: With the introduction of Continuous Vocational Education and Training (CVET), Manager of the Open Doors Centre, Mr. Arthur Lewis, is eyeing the support of the Ministry of Education in…
GECOM Chairman fires back at APNU
Georgetown: Chairman of the Guyana Elections Commission Dr. Steve Surujbally has fired back at A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) and their affiliates calling their demands a ruse and has stated that…
Two motorcycle robbers caught after police pursuit, one escaped
Georgetown: Three men on two motor cycles robbed a mini-bus driver at Beterverwagting Public Road, ECD, at about 10:30hrs today. Police ranks responded to the report and caught up with…
Man found with unlicensed .32 pistol at Jumbie Creek
Mahdia: An unlicensed .32 pistol was found in a man’s possession at Jumbie Creek, Mahdia, after ranks of a Mobile Police Patrol stopped and searched him yesterday at about 13:00hrs.…
Chaos at airport
Bridgetown. Lawmen were called to restore order at the LAIT check-in counter at Grantley Adams International Airport this morning, as several passengers who were stranded in Barbados for the past…
HP close in on knockout berth
A round-up of the action from the third day of the final round of matches in the Ranji Trophy Plate Division 2011-12
American gets 2.5 years for insulting Thai monarchy
A Thai criminal court has sentenced a Thai-born American to two and a half years in prison for insulting the monarchy, the latest case involving controversial laws for defaming, insulting or threatening the royal family.
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