Mexico investigates Wal-Mart permits
Mexican authorities have opened an investigation into permits issued to Wal-Mart in light of allegations that the retail giant bribed officials in Mexico to speed up store construction.
Day: April 26, 2012
Anisa’s five give West Indies win
A five-wicket haul by offspinner Anisa Mohammed helped West Indies Women complete an easy victory over Sri Lanka Women in the first ODI in Bridgetown
Govenment building a new secondary school
Bridgetown. The Government of Barbados is spending $100 million dollars to build a new school and to refurbish several other schools across the island. Minister of Education Ronald Jones, told…
PM’s sister cost state near $1 million in overseas travel
Port-of-Spain Taxpayers have paid close to $1 million for the prime minister's sister to travel with her. Vidwatee Newton, however, does not have any official designation. During the government's two-year…
Chamber President calls for swift justice for corporate crime
Port-of-Spain: President of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce Andrew Sabga is calling for swift justice for corporate crimes that include the misappropriation of funds. While he stayed away from…
Judiciary supports CCJ as final appelate court
Port-of-Spain: The Acting Chief Justice, Wendell Kangaloo, says the Judiciary of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago welcomes the announcement by the Prime Minister, Kamla Persad Bissessar, in Parliament today…
TT to relinquish Privy Council; CCJ to become final Court of Appeal
Port-of-spain: Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has announced her government's intention to cut ties with the London-based Privy Council for criminal appeal matters. She told the Parliament this afternoon that legislation…
Cowan urges critics to look beyond scoreboard
Ed Cowan has argued that critics of his and Ricky Ponting’s contributions to Australia’s Test series in the West Indies are not looking far enough beyond the skeletal facts of the scoreboard
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