Lawmen singing overtime blues
Bridgetown. Some members of the Royal Barbados Police Force are upset over the non payment of their overtime claims. A source told Trakker News the lawmen worked overtime with the…
Day: December 21, 2011
Bandits rob Enmore lumber yard in broad daylight- inside job suspected.
Georgetown- Three armed bandits made off with an undisclosed sum of cash and jewellery after attacking employees at Tila Lumber yard in Blossom Scheme Enmore. The men who were all…
Mustafa Kamal formally nominated for ICC president
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has approved its president Mustafa Kamal as its nomination for the ICC presidency
All-round Hurricanes ease to big win
The Hobart Hurricanes are probably the most unassuming and underrated side in the Big Bash League, but they are fast becoming the team to beat after another polished all-round display to dispose of the Sydney Sixers by 42 runs
Iran: U.S.-Iranian man must be tried for spying
An Iranian-American man held on spying charges in Iran must be tried there, the spokesman for a key parliamentary committee said Wednesday, according to the semi-official Mehr news agency.
APNU submits extracted lists of candidates for the general and regional elections
Georgetown : A Partnership For National Unity (APNU) has submitted the extracted names of candidates to fill the various places won for the National Assembly and the Regional Democratic…
Agriculture Ministry to tackle piracy issue- Minister Alli Baksh
Georgetown : Junior Agriculture minister Alli Baksh met with fishermen at the to discuss incidents of piracy while at sea. He pointed out that Cabinet will move swiftly to strengthen…
Rehman’s best sets up clean sweep
Pakistan capped off a fruitful year in cricket by completing a clean sweep against Bangladesh on a day that showcased the unpredictability of Test cricket
Egyptian medics risk everything
Egyptian doctors running makeshift hospitals close to Cairo's Tahrir Square say have been surrounded by armed forces, threatened and had drugs seized and burned during recent clashes.
Egypt’s volunteer medics risk everything
Egyptian doctors running makeshift hospitals close to Cairo's Tahrir Square say have been surrounded by armed forces, threatened and had drugs seized and burned during recent clashes.
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