SMA speaks out on growing Chinese commercial sector
St. Lucia: Saint Lucia Manufacturers Association speaks out on what they call a growing Chinese commercial sector, according to a report in the St. Lucia Star. In a press release…
Day: January 28, 2012
Businessman fouls attempted robbery
Georgetown: Patrick De Freitas was today confronted by two men, who were armed with a spade and a cutlass; after the businessman was awaken by noises on his premises at…
11-year-old lost his life during hunting session
Soesdyke/Linden: 11-year-old Justin Nobrega was reportedly accidentally shot yesterday at Adventure, Soesdyke/Linden Highway, at about 23:10hrs. Justin, who hails from Adelaide Street, Charlestown, Georgetown, was in the company of his…
At least 26 killed in Peru rehab center fire
At least 24 people were killed and 15 were rescued from a fire at a rehabilitation center in Lima, Peru, the fire department told CNN.
Woman’s body found in wrecked Italy cruise ship
A woman's body was found Saturday in the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise ship, Italian officials said, taking the number of people confirmed dead to 17.
Boardwalk to be name after former Minister of Finance
Bridgetown. The South Coast boardwalk at Hasting Rock, Christ Church will be be officially named the Richard Haynes Boardwalk tomorrow. This is in recognition Sir Richard Haynes outstanding conribution to…
Arab League suspends Syria mission
A dramatic spike in violence leads to a halt in the league’s monitoring operation in Syria as Bashar al-Assad’s regime battles a fierce uprising. Opposition activists report at least 50 people were killed Saturday.
Air force protests erupt in Yemen
Thousands of Yemeni air force personnel rallied in the capital Saturday to demand the removal of the president's half-brother as the country's air force commander.
11 suspected Islamic militants killed in Nigeria
Nigerian security forces killed 11 suspected Islamic militants Saturday in the northeastern city of Maiduguri.
Four quicks have ‘venom in every spell’ – Martin
Chris Martin, who claimed career-best figures of 6 for 26 against Zimbabwe in Napier, has said New Zealand’s success in the Test had much to do with a four-pronged pace attack
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