Mom: System failed raped daughter
The mother of a South African girl seen gang-raped in a cellphone video slammed authorities for neglecting to protect her mentally disabled daughter when she was raped before.
Month: April 2012
Alaska soccer ball traced to Japan
A soccer ball recently found washed up on a remote Alaskan beach apparently belongs to a teenager from a city devastated by the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan more than a year ago.
Alaska soccer ball traced to Japan
A soccer ball recently found washed up on a remote Alaskan beach apparently belongs to a teenager from a city devastated by the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan more than a year ago.
Chavez refutes death rumors
Ending a more than week-long silence, Hugo Chavez took to the airwaves Monday to refute rumors of his death.
Ills of society directly linked to mental conditions – Dr Beckles —need to raise awareness amplified
Georgetown : “One can safely say that mental illness has a part to play in the level of violence and other ills that occur in the society today.” This assertion…
Region Six market vendors,farmers targeted for immunisation exercise
Berbice: Region Six health workers would be targeting market vendors and the many employed by municipalities, local authorities, sawmills, and the rice industry in immunisation exercises scheduled for this week…
Stable power supply to return to Berbice soon
Berbice : The intermittent interruption of electricity across Berbice since Good Friday is expected to be addressed within the next five days, according to the Guyana Power and Light Inc…
Nagamootoo claims he received death threat -as efforts are made to target “Fat Cats”
Georgetown : Alliance for Change Parliamentarian Moses Nagamootoo revealed today that there is a threat on his life. His disclosure was made earlier today during the sitting of the National…
Fear of criminalisation prevent gays from reporting abuse
Georgetown : Fear of being persecuted and prosecuted has prevented a number of persons within the gay community from reporting crimes committed against them. This revelation comes as part of…
Tokyo’s view of the U.S. election
If the U.S. election race conjures up images of mud flying through the air for many Japanese, campaigning politicians in the Land of the Rising Sun evoke visions of a more white-gloved affair.
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