Mental health stigma in Africa?
As Kenya's leading psychiatrist, Frank Njenga has been championing the cause of better mental health care on the east African country and the continent for more than three decades.
Month: January 2012
Canada axe Surkari for World T20 qualifiers
Cricket Canada have named an 18-man preliminary squad for the 2012 World Twenty20 qualifier, which begins in Dubai from March 13
Sarkar helps Bangladesh Under-19s seal series
Bangladesh Under-19s took an unassailable 4-2 lead in their seven-match one-day series against England Under-19s, after beating them easily in Sylhet
Spain’s most famous judge takes stand
Spain's best-known judge, Baltasar Garzon, took the stand Tuesday as he himself faces trial on charges of abusing his authority.
Citizens report of flooding due to persistent rainfall.
Georgetown : As the unusual heavy rainfall continues, information continues to pour in to TrakkerNews of flooding is several areas across the country. Some residents along the East Coast of…
President to offer help to Region Five differently-abled group
Georgetown: Members of the Disabled People’s Network (DPN) in Region Five sought an audience with President Donald Ramotar to make several requests that they believe are critical to the development…
Precautionary measures are in place to avoid flooding – Agri. Minister.
Georgetown : Minister of Agriculture Dr Leslie Ramsammy said precautionary measures were put in place for the heavy rainfall that the country experienced over the past 48hrs avoided flooding…
Rift widen
Bridgetown. The rift between Leader of the Oppostion Barbados Labour Party (BLP) Owen Arthur and Mia Mottley appeared to have widen. Yesterday Mottely a former Leader of the Oposition in…
England victory keeps series in balance
England Under-19s kept their series hopes alive with a 28-run victory in the fifth game of their seven-match series against Bangladesh Under-19s
Japan’s nuclear ‘stress tests’ get OK
U.N. nuclear experts gave a thumbs-up to Japan's planned "stress tests" for its remaining nuclear power plants Tuesday but left Japanese authorities to decide whether the plants themselves are safe.
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