9 killed in suspected drone strikes in Yemen
Three suspected drone strikes hit militant targets in southern Yemen on Monday night and Tuesday morning, killing at least nine people with suspected links to al Qaeda, Yemeni security officials said.
Month: January 2012
73 year old pedal cyclist died after being struck down by car
Essequibo : Just before noon today 73 year old KEnrick Boyce lost his life after being struck down by a motor car. The pedal cyclist was proceeding along the Suddie…
Increasing rainfall sends Health Ministry on high alert
Georgetown: A proactive approach has been engaged by the Ministry of Health in light of recent increasing rainfall as part of its effort to raise awareness about potential risks associated…
Arab League: No longer toothless?
For much of its history, the Arab League has been viewed as a toothless organization. That perception has begun to change following its responses in Libya and Syria.
Radical improvement for the health sector anticipated with emergency care training
Georgetown: With a project valued at some US$46,500, the Ministry of Health’s Emergency Medicine Care is expected to be significantly boosted with training support organised by the Global Emergency Medicine…
Altaf five-for makes it Federal Areas’ day
A round-up of the first day of the third round of Pentangular Cup matches
Q&A: Where is Syria’s crisis heading?
Ten months into the uprising in Syria, deadly clashes continue. Meanwhile, the Arab League has suspended its monitoring in the country and the U.N. is taking up a draft resolution. What’s next?
Karunaratne, Rajapaksa set up Sri Lanka A win
Sri Lanka A battled their way back into the five-match series against England Lions with a six-wicket win in Kurunegala
Oram wants sustained dominance
Jacob Oram, the New Zealand allrounder, has said the ruthlessness the Test team showed in beating Zimbabwe in three days in Napier was a sign that New Zealand cricket was developing depth
Experts say cruise ship salvage should stop
Technical experts directing the salvage operation aboard the Costa Concordia cruise ship are recommending that the underwater part of the operation be called off because it is becoming too dangerous, Italy's civil protection agency said Tuesday.
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