Former PM Patrick Manning asks doctors to go home
San Fernando: Former Prime Minister Patrick Manning is showing remarkable progress, he is now forming words and has reportedly asked his relatives to take him home. It's now just under…
Day: January 26, 2012
Death toll rises in Rio building collapse
Brazilian rescue workers dug through rubble in search of survivors Thursday morning, hours after three buildings collapsed in the historic center of Rio de Janeiro, Mayor Eduardo Paes told reporters.
Death toll rises in Rio building collapse
Brazilian rescue workers dug through rubble in search of survivors Thursday morning, hours after three buildings collapsed in the historic center of Rio de Janeiro, Mayor Eduardo Paes told reporters.
I took up the captaincy for one year – Jayawardene
Mahela Jayawardene, Sri Lanka’s new captain, has said his second term will be for a year at most and that his priority is to rebuild the team after a string of defeats
Significant improvement in Maths foreseen
Georgetown: The introduction of the ambitious programme aimed at improving the performance at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate Examination (CSEC) is well on its way to achieving the desired results,…
Armed bandits robbed East Coast General Store
East Coast Demerara : Two armed men with hand guns burst into a General Store at Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara and robbed businesswoman Lynette Mangal her husband Rajendra Mangal…
Bill Gates donates $750M to fight diseases
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will inject $750 million into the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates announced Thursday at the World Economic Forum.
Bill Gates donates $750M to fight diseases
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will inject $750 million into the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates announced Thursday at the World Economic Forum.
Mob threatens Australian prime minister
Australian officials were escorted out of a Canberra restaurant Thursday after an angry mob of protesters surrounded the building during a luncheon ceremony, police said.
Mob threatens Australian prime minister
Australian officials were escorted out of a Canberra restaurant Thursday after an angry mob of protesters surrounded the building during a luncheon ceremony, police said.
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