FCC decision on price cap soon
Bridgetown. The Fair Trading Commission will make a decision on the existing Cable & Wireless(Barbados) Limited Price Cap Plan 2008 soon. The price cap governs the regulated services of Cable…
Month: March 2012
Sri Lanka heat ‘unbelievable’ – Pietersen
Kevin Pietersen has suggested the heat will be more of a problem for England than dealing with Sri Lanka’s bowlers
Guatemala and drug legalization
On the campaign trail, Otto Perez Molina vowed to rule his country with an iron fist. The retired general said he would send troops into the streets to fight drug violence. Now — just two months after taking office — the 61-year-old Guatemalan presid…
A mayor, a mural, a stereotype
Julian Castro is not cooperating. The mayor of San Antonio knows full well what I want to talk about, and yet he is determined to change the subject to what he believes is a much more pressing story. Where I want to drag him, my friend refuses to go.
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Bad romance between regime, media
The foreign press first praised the Western-educated Bashar al-Assad and his wife for their attempts to reform Syria. These days, not so much.
Tibetan hunger strikes ends
A month on the sidewalks of New York for three Tibetan hunger strikers finally ends. CNN’s Richard Roth reports.
Goswami five-for gives India consolation win
India Women broke their run of losses against Australia Women in the final Twenty20 of the series, coasting to an eight-wicket win with 5.3 overs to spare
Cell phones help clean water bid
The recent announcement by the United Nations that 89% of the world’s population (6.1 billion people) now has “sustainable access to safe drinking water” was described by Secretary General Ban Ki-moon as a “great achievement for the people of the world…
Cell phones help clean water bid
The recent announcement by the United Nations that 89% of the world’s population (6.1 billion people) now has “sustainable access to safe drinking water” was described by Secretary General Ban Ki-moon as a “great achievement for the people of the world…
Cell phones help clean water bid
The recent announcement by the United Nations that 89% of the world’s population (6.1 billion people) now has “sustainable access to safe drinking water” was described by Secretary General Ban Ki-moon as a “great achievement for the people of the world…
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