Squatting must come to an end in 2012- Minister Ali
Georgetown : Housing Minister Irfaan Ali said 2012 will see aggressive work on plans to have squatting come to an end within three years. Part of this plan would see…
Month: December 2011
Cabinet in action, six contracts awarded
Georgetown : Cabinet Secretary Dr. Roger Luncheon disclosed that contracts for the areas of agriculture and health for infrastructural development were given no objection by Cabinet at its last meeting…
PPP stalwarts back at office of the President
Georgetown : Navin Chandrapaul a former advisor to President Bharrat Jagdeo who was dismissed a few years ago is now appointed advisor on Sustainable Development Science and Technology by…
CCTV to broadcast 24 hour in Guyana
Georgetown : China for China Central Television (CCTV) will be broadcasting 24 hour in Guyana after a deal was signed. State media National Television Network (NCN) Chief Executive Officer…
Report: Chinese man dies of bird flu
A 39-year-old man in southern China died Saturday from what appears to be a contagious strain of avian flu, state media reported Saturday.
India death toll climbs in wake of Cyclone Thane
The death toll from a storm that has pummeled India's southeastern coastline rose Saturday to 27, with thousands forced to seek refuge in emergency shelters, officials in the worst affected area said.
Mohsin defends Misbah’s safety-first approach
Mohsin Khan, the acting Pakistan coach, has come out in defence of captain Misbah-ul-Haq’s tactics that have been perceived as defensive by some, saying that his safety-first approach is due to the fear of failure
Mohsin defends Misbah’s safety-first approach
Mohsin Khan, the acting Pakistan coach, has come out in defence of captain Misbah-ul-Haq’s tactics that have been perceived as defensive by some, saying that his safety-first approach is due to the fear of failure
We will have to exceed abilities to beat England – Taufeeq
Taufeeq Umar has said that the upcoming series against World No. 1 England will be a tough one for his side despite their impressive recent run
South Sudan town to get U.N. protection
The United Nations is deploying peacekeeping troops to the remote town of Pibor in South Sudan, saying it faces an imminent attack by thousands of fighters engaged in ethnic clashes in the war-torn region.
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