CLICO solution difficult
Bridgetown. President of Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) Dr Warren Smith, thinks that a solution to the CLICO problem in the region that pleases all of the interested parties will be…
Month: February 2012
UG councillors respond on Freddi Kissoon sacking
Georgetown : The Government Information Agency last night released a statement of some members of the University Council, Mrs. Indra Chandarpal, Ms Bibi Shadick, Nirmal Rekha and Ms. Gail Teixeira.…
Matthew Wade fifty sets up Australia win
A punishing 72 from Matthew Wade and telling cameos with bat and ball from David Hussey delivered a 31-run victory for Australia over India in the first Twenty20 international at Stadium Australia
Ministers move into various regions to assess the flooding situation.
Georgetown: In an effort to prevent the continuous flooding, Government Ministries have done extensive work within the various regions. Ministries’ officials as well as regional and local personnel have during the…
Heavy persistent rainfall threatens EDWC
Georgetown : Minister of Agriculture Dr. Leslie Ramsammy has taken a decision in support of a recommendation made by the East Demerara Water Conservancy (EDWC) Commission to open the Maduni…
NATO: Man in Afghan army uniform kills service member
A man in an Afghan National Army uniform killed a NATO service member in southern Afghanistan, once again bringing a disturbing issue to center stage in the long Asian war — attacks by local security forces against coalition troops.
ICC condemns Guyana government intervention
The ICC board has condemned the Guyanese government’s interference in the functioning of cricket in Guyana
Senegal braces for more protests over election
A tense Senegal braced for more protests Wednesday following days of demonstrations over a court decision allowing the incumbent president to run for a third term.
Ten percent cut in wages and salaries
Bridgetown. A leading supermarket owner has suggested a ten percent cut in in wages and salaries for the private and public sectors. Andrew Bynoe, the owner of Carlton and Emerald…
Village that defied Chinese authorities holds election
Residents of a fishing village in southern China voted Wednesday, asserting their right to participate in local decisions after a tense standoff last year where they drove out authorities over land rights and corruption.
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