When freedom is 4,000 miles away
She came to the United States like other African slaves did: in the hull of a cargo ship. But her 4,000-mile journey took place in 1999 — and ended in freedom.
Day: March 21, 2012
Redjet played a role in the increase of Caribbean visitors to Barbados
Bridgetown. Low cost carrier Redjet, played a significant role in increasing visitors from the Caribbean to Barbados says President of the Barbados Hotel and Tourism & Tourism Association, (BHTA) Colin…
Making the final no upset – Mushfiqur
Instead of being weighed down by the pressure of playing the biggest game of their lives, Bangladesh were buoyant after a week of stirring performances
Bowlers’ names don’t matter – Silva
Chamara Silva, the Sri Lanka middle-order batsman, gave a timely reminder to the national selectors who that he is prime form
Northern Districts favourites for title
A wrap of the penultimate round of Plunket Shield games
Healy leads Australia to series win
Australia Women won the third Twenty20 international against India Women to take an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series
Bangladesh’s chance for unprecedented glory
The preview of the Asia Cup final between Bangladesh and Pakistan in Mirpur
Damage control a priority for CSA – Basson
Dr. Willie Basson, the Cricket South Africa acting president, has said that the “complex process” of controlling the damage to the board’s reputation will be a priority in light of the bonus controversy
Strauss and Trott centuries bring England cheer
Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott made centuries as England warmed-up for their Test series against Sri Lanka against a Development XI in Colombo
Second license plate now approved for BVI taxi drivers
British Virgin Islands: Taxi drivers in the BVI are now allowed to have a second license plate, the BVInews.com reported. This was one of the concerns expressed by taxi drivers…
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