Syrian crackdown continues despite high-level defection
Shelling and explosions rocked several Syrian cities early Thursday, leaving at least 10 dead, a day after a high-ranking official apparently resigned to join the uprising.
Month: March 2012
Education Ministry CEO responds to teachers’ grievance
Georgetown: It was a verbal sparring match Wednesday when the teachers of South Georgetown met with the Chief Education Officer, Mr. Olato Sam. The event was the Guyana Teachers' Union…
ECB defer decision on Morgan Review
The ECB has bowed to pressure within the county game by deferring a decision on the Morgan Review and instead deciding to will conduct further research throughout the summer into the future structure of the county game.
Two armed men rob minimart
Bridgetown Two armed men held up a minimart at Ellerton, St George, this afternoon. According to police reports, the men got away with jewellery, cigarettes andasum of money.
Ramotar keen on “practical programmes” to accelerate CARICOM integration
Georgetown: Head of State, Donald Ramotar, is looking to have the current 23rd Intercessional Meeting of CARICOM Heads in Suriname yield practical programmes and policies that will improve and accelerate…
CARICOM Chief warns “no more business as usual”….says change must start from the top
Georgetown: With the exception of Belize, Grenada and Haiti, the Leaders of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) met earlier today in Suriname at the Royal Torarica Hotel where the 23rd Intercessional Meeting…
Cairns fixing investigation ‘shambolic’ – Beer
Investigations into allegations of match-fixing in the Indian Cricket League have been described as “shambolic” by Howard Beer, the league’s former anti-corruption officer
U.S. probes Afghan Air Force drug allegations
The United States is investigating allegations that some members of the Afghan Air Force have used their planes to transport drugs, a U.S. military spokesman said Thursday.
CARICOM pays homage to the Region’s women
Georgetown: Host and Chairman of the 23rd Intercessional Meeting of the Leaders of the Caribbean Community Desi Bouterese, used the opportunity of the opening ceremony earlier today to hail the…
Over 2000 people in Barbados living with HIV
Bridgetown. Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Health, Senator Irene Sandiford- Garner, has painted a gloomy picure on the HIV/AIDS situation in Barbados. Speaking in the Senate Chambers, Sandiford-Garner said…
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