France charges siege gunman’s brother as an accomplice
The brother of a gunman killed in a siege in southwestern France should be charged with complicity in seven murders and two attempted murders, the Paris prosecutor’s office said Sunday.
Month: March 2012
East Coast miner robbed diamonds and laptops
Three masked men walked into a house of a diamond dealer at 2nd street Foulis, Enmore, East Coast Demerara, last night and carted off an undisclosed sum in diamond jewellery…
NCN continues to sponsor Berbice under -15 cricket tournament
Berbice : The state owned National Communication Network (NCN) renewed its sponsorship of the Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) Under-15 Inter-zone tournament for the third successive year. The Company’s…
Sri Lankan fans could be priced out by ticket hike
Local Sri Lankan cricket fans who want to watch the full duration of the Test against England in Galle will be asked to fork out up to a month’s wages after it was confirmed there would be no cheaper tickets available for locals
Justice Claudette Singh’s cattle farm raided.
Berbice : Early yesterday morning intruders attacked a cattle farm belonging to Justice Claudette Singh, located just opposite her residence at Phoenix Estate, West Coast Berbice. They had slaughtered…
No room for error in short series
ESPNcricinfo previews the first Test between Sri Lanka and England in Galle
We need to be more consistent – Jayawardene
Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene has said performing well in the five-day format on a more consistent basis was his team’s main objective
Two fined for smuggling illegal fuel
Georgetown : On March 19th , 2012, Lendrick Ramdowar and Steve Ramdowar, both of Bath Settlement, Berbice pleaded guilty to the offence of transporting petroleum in bulk quantity without…
New book accuses Vatican of hiding cases of sexual abuse of minors
On the same day Pope Benedict addressed and blessed a group of 1,800 children in Guanajuato, Mexico, three Mexican authors released a book accusing the Vatican of hiding or ignoring cases of child sex abuse by Roman Catholic priests.
Obama warns North Korea against ‘provocations’
President Barack Obama used his first visit to the demilitarized zone that splits the Korean peninsula to peer through binoculars into North Korea where flags flew at half-staff to mark the 100-day anniversary of the death of Kim Jong Il.
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