Mitchell Marsh, Warner most impressive – Warne
Shane Warne, the latest inductee to Australian cricket’s hall of fame, believes David Warner and Mitchell Marsh have the talent and poise to build impressive international careers
Month: February 2012
Finance Guru Greenidge hammers IDB President – says Moreno sidelined Regional Officials from senior positions
Georgetown : The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) commands a hefty loans and grants portfolio in the Region but the exclusion of Regional officials from the decision making halls of…
Blood donation not a low-cost process – Dr. Singh
Georgetown: Although plagued with a constant acute shortage of blood, some Ministry of Health’s blood donation sites have on occasions been forced to turn away voluntary donors. This development according…
Make regulatory changes
Now is the time for insurance companies in Barbados to make the regulatory changes needed to keep in touch with the challenges facing the industry. This is the veiw of…
Senegal votes in election overshadowed by violence
Senegal is voting Sunday in an election overshadowed by violence as protesters demand the nation's elderly president refrain from seeking another term.
Colombia’s FARC says it will free some hostages
The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, known as the FARC, said Sunday it will free and no longer hold police or military hostages. It did not address the fate of civilian captives.
19 year old died after crashing into culvert.
Essequibo : Michael Persaud died on the spot today at about 10:00am after crashing into a culvert at Maria’s Lodge Public Road, Essequibo Coast. The 19 year old Persaud…
Dental Council targets ‘quacks’
Georgetown : “We are tired of quackery,” said Chairman of the Dental Council, Dr Ovid Isaacs, as he revealed aggressive moves that are apace to ensure that members of…
Syria: Vote results coming Monday
At least 34 people were killed across Syria on Sunday, opposition activists said, as voting began on changes to the country's constitution.
Murdoch launches paper to replace disgraced tabloid
Rupert Murdoch launched a new British tabloid Sunday to replace his disgraced News of the World, seven months after the best-selling Sunday paper was shut down over a phone-hacking and bribery scandal.
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