Megaupload founder Dotcom released on bail
A New Zealand court on Wednesday released on bail Kim Dotcom, the millionaire founder of the file-sharing website Megaupload, after a judge said Dotcom did not appear to have funds available to flee.
Month: February 2012
Selectors want Siddle as Test-only for now
Peter Siddle will be unleashed in the West Indies as a Test match spearhead rather than taking part in Australia’s forthcoming ODI assignments, the national selector John Inverarity has said
Pietersen century seals whitewash for England
Pakistan’s spinners gave their team a chance of avoiding a whitewash by taking advantage of a wearing surface to leave England’s pursuit of 238 in the balance
Mexico: American likely hit by Juarez bullet
A bullet thought to have been from a shootout between carjackers and municipal police in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, struck a woman walking in neighboring El Paso, Texas, Tuesday morning, El Paso's mayor told CNN.
More child soldiers in Somalia fighting
Children as young as 10 years old increasingly face horrific abuse in war-torn Somalia as the Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab has targeted them to replenish its diminishing ranks of fighters, according to a Human Rights Watch report released Tuesday…
AGNAP donate books to the GPHC Paediatric Library
Georgetown : The Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation’s Paediatric library received a quantity of children’s reading and story books from the former secretary of the Association of Guyanese Nurses and Allied…
Commission of Enquiry established to investigate Blairmont estate workers’ issues
Georgetown : Minister of Labour, Dr. Nanda Gopaul today announced the establishment of a Commission of Enquiry to investigate the charges made by the workers of the Blairmont Sugar…
Police ran over body of 65 year old man
Essequibo : Investigations are being conducted into the circumstances surrounding the death of Thakoordial Jaisiri of Charity Housing Scheme, Essequibo Coast, which occurred last night. Initial investigations have revealed…
Official: Burned Qurans had ‘extremist inscriptions’
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan on Tuesday, spurred by reports that soldiers had burned a copy of the Quran at the base.
Chavez says he will undergo surgery for lesion
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Tuesday that he will need to undergo surgery to remove a lesion found in the same area where doctors removed a cancerous tumor from his body last year.
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