Small farming can contribute to the economy
Bridgetown. Small farming on a large scale can help cut Barbados food import bill and make a greater contribution to the economy. Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture Michael…
Day: May 2, 2012
Police Quash Rumor; Nevis Teen Still Missing
St Kitts & Nevis : Police have dispelled the rumor that the body of missing teen Dylon Clarke had been discovered in Bath’s, Nevis. On Tuesday, word spread throughout Nevis…
Cops afraid of ticketing legislators?
BVI: It was announced at a Road Town Anti-Crime Group meeting on May 1 that police officers might be hesitant to charge legislators who are committing traffic violations. The resident…
Berrington joins Leicestershire on loan
Leicestershire have announced the signing of Scotland allrounder Richie Berrington on a one-month loan deal
Non organized tours affecting tourism – PM
Dominica : The impact of non-organized tours of the island’s scenic spots are having on officially organized cruise ship tours is becoming a worrying trend for both tourism officials and…
Sibanda makes a comeback in Zimbabwe squad
Vusi Sibanda has not been selected for the tour to New Zealand earlier this year because he chose to play grade cricket in Australia and declined a Zimbabwe Cricket contract
Sibanda makes a comeback in Zimbabwe squad
Vusi Sibanda has not been selected for the tour to New Zealand earlier this year because he chose to play grade cricket in Australia and declined a Zimbabwe Cricket contract
U.N.: Thousands stranded in Sudan
Thousands of people trying to return to South Sudan from Sudan have been stranded for months at the Kosti way station and are running out of “means of support,” a United Nations official said Tuesday.
The world’s oldest desert
Vast and inhospitable, the Namib Desert in south west Africa is a land of ghosts. Along a notorious stretch of shoreline known as the Skeleton Coast lie the wrecks of ships stranded in the morning seafogs.
From the cricket pitch to parliament
From the boisterous crowds of stadia to a noisy assembly of mostly politicians, India’s cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar faces a new test.
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