Tourists numbers up
Bridgetown. More tourists visited Barbados last year than in 2010, president of the Barbados Tourism Authority(BTA) David Rice told Trakker News figures showed a seven percent increase over 2010. In…
Month: January 2012
Megaupload founder denied bail
A New Zealand court denied bail Wednesday to the founder of the shuttered file-sharing site Megaupload, whose extradition is being sought by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Suspected al-Qaeda militants leave Yemen town
A crew of suspected al Qaeda militants who had taken over a town in Yemen evacuated after tense negotiations, government officials said Wednesday.
Tibetan exile movement calls for international intervention
The Tibetan government-in-exile has called on the international community to take action to halt violence in Western China that has reportedly left several Tibetans dead and many other people wounded.
Fukushima’s exclusion zone a ghost town
As we travel down the road toward the 20-kilometer (12-mile) exclusion zone, the entryway is blocked by half a dozen police officers and a large sign flashing red lights. The sign reads: "Keep out. Don't enter."
Housego moves to Gloucestershire
Dan Housego, the former Middlesex batsman, has signed for Gloucestershire. He was the leading run-scorer in second XI cricket last season and has moved for more first team opportunities.
Barbadians dont want foreign lawmen
Bridgetown. Barbadians will not be swayed towards accepting foreign policemen, despite recruiting new members domestically continues to be a problem for the Royal Barbados Police Force this view as expressed…
England encouraged by early turn
Clarke and Ponting double-tons keep Australia on top
Michael Clarke entered this Test with a whitewash on his mind. After two days, he could hardly have hoped for Australia to be in a stronger position to push for it
Back injury ends Tremlett’s tour
Chris Tremlett is to return to England after suffering a recurrence of
a back injury
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