Disabled cruise ship reaches Seychelles
A disabled Italian cruise ship, the Costa Allegra, reached port in the Seychelles Thursday.
Month: March 2012
Caught with his hand in the cookie jar
Georgetown: A thief was today caught red-handed when he broke into a house at Diamond New Scheme, East Bank Demerara, at about 11:30hrs, while the occupants were not at home.…
No mercy for corrupt officials says Ramjattan
Georgetown: In recognition of the fact that the office of the Auditor General has yet again identified a gamut of financial discrepancies and instances of unaccountability that contravene financial management…
AFC anticipates parliamentary support to Reform GECOM
Georgetown: Recent revelations issued by the Organisation of American States (OAS) Electoral Observer Mission to the Guyana General and Regional Elections of the 2011 Elections has left the Alliance for…
Opposition withdraws from Baba Amr
Aid groups got the green light to enter the besieged Syrian enclave of Baba Amr on Thursday as government forces moved in.
American teacher killed by student in Iraq
A Kurdish student shot and killed his American teacher at a Christian school in the northern Iraqi city of Sulaimaniya, then turned the gun on himself, the local mayor said Thursday.
Passengers temporarily shield from APD by Virgin Atlantic
St. John’s, Antigua: British carrier, Virgin Atlantic’s Chief Executive, Steve Ridgway in a letter to the British Chancellor George Osborne, has indicated that the airline will temporarily absorb “hundreds of…
Opinion: Why is North Korea willing to deal?
Christine Ahn says global power shifts may be making the U.S. aware that it's leverage on nuclear power there is waning, while North Korea need food aid, lifting of sanctions and a genuine engagement plan.
Gunmen kill NATO service members in Afghanistan
A gunman in an Afghan National Army uniform and another man shot and killed two service members with the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force in southern Afghanistan on Thursday, authorities said.
Players come forward to report corruption
The ECB’s anti-corruption chief has said a number of players have come forward to report possible match-fixing approaches
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