Lyon to play, Australia drop Forrest
ESPNcricinfo’s preview of the third ODI between West Indies and Australia in St Vincent
Month: March 2012
2 dead in avalanche in Norway
An avalanche in northern Norway swept six French skiers down a mountain, killing at least two of them, police said Monday.
GECOM’s November 28 Election results incorrect…irregularities determined Presidency, Parliamentary Seat allocations- APNU
Georgetown: After days of street protests and weeks of waiting, A partnership for national Unity has finally released its report following scrutiny of the Election Day Statement of Polls handed…
Guyana’s best minds should be focused on Tech Voc – Education CEO
Georgetown: “I strongly feel that the only hope we have as a developing country is if we find ways and means for our brightest and best able minds to pursue…
Illegal to watch Arab Spring videos?
A court in Harare is expected to issue a verdict Monday in the case of six Zimbabweans who were arrested last year for watching footage of the Arab Spring protests.
Suicide prompts call for rape reform
Demonstrators rallied Saturday in Morocco’s capital, demanding the North African nation reform its rape laws following a teenage girl’s suicide after her father said a judge mandated that she marry her alleged rapist — allowing him to stay out of jail…
What Jail Did To Jimmy
Pardon my lead topic within this still celebratory Mashramani/Republic Anniversary week. But the issue of crime (and punishment?) permeates all our more pleasant “seasons.” PRISON, JAIL, PENITENTIARY, CORRECTIONAL CENTRE, DETENTION…
Dust Pollution continues unabated in Cane Grove
Mahaica: The Alliance for Change (AFC), represented by Khemraj Ramjattan and Gerhard Ramsaroop, along with political activist, Freddie Kissoon, paid a visit to Cane Grove on the invitation of…
Nodding disease strikes kids
Pauline Oto still wears her faded yellow and green school dress, but she hasn’t been to school for years and she can’t comprehend what to do with the pen the community nurse has just given her.
Soccer star shows improvement
Soccer star Fabrice Muamba, who suffered a cardiac arrest on the field playing for his club Bolton Wanderers on Saturday, is showing small signs of improvement, according to the hospital treating him.
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