Minimum wage to be addressed – Labour Minister
British Virgin Islands: The law wages being paid to workers, particularly in the hotel industry, continues to be a major concern for people in the BVI, according to a BVInews.com…
Month: February 2012
East Bank Berbice residents protest for new roads
Berbice: Residents of villages that comprise the East Bank Berbice took to the streets yesterday to voice their concerns about the deplorable state of their main roads. The residents created…
Eurozone approves second bailout for Greece
Eurozone finance ministers sealed a deal Tuesday morning for a second bailout for Greece, including ?130 billion ($173 billion) in new financing.
Iran threatens pre-emptive action
Iran warned Tuesday it would strike against an "enemy" threatening it if needed to protect its national interests — even if the enemy didn't attack first.
Will Iran tensions lead to war?
In the face of economic sanctions and international condemnation, Iran remains defiant over its nuclear energy program.
Police up campaign against tint and slogans on vehicles
Georgetown : The Traffic Department of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) has been continuously intensifying its campaign against heavily tinted windows on vehicles and other slogans; using the tintometer…
Prosecution makes final pitch in Mubarak trial
Prosecutors in the trial of Egypt's Hosni Mubarak offered their closing remarks on Monday, demanding the former president be held responsible for the deaths of protesters during the clashes that led to his ouster last year, state media reported.
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More suspects sought in Bangkok blasts
The Thai police are seeking more suspects in connection with the series of bombs that went off in Bangkok last week as they try to piece together the facts in a murky affair that has fueled accusations between Israel and Iran.
Afghan police say they intercepted would-be child bombers
Afghan police have intercepted 41 children whom insurgents were planning to use as suicide bombers, an Interior Ministry spokesman said Tuesday.
WICB asks Gayle to make his playing priorities clear
Ernest Hilaire has written to Chris Gayle saying he could not ask for unconditional no-objection certificates (NOCs) and simultaneously make himself available for West Indies selection
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