Injury stopped me from quitting cricket – Johnson
Fast bowler Mitchell Johnson has said that had it not been for the foot injury he sustained in South Africa in November, he would have retired from international cricket
Day: May 11, 2012
Highest level of rainfall expected in July – Agri. Minister Ramsammy
Georgetown : Minister of Agriculture Dr. Leslie Ramsammy stated that while Guyana is currently experiencing the effects of the May/June rains, the Hydromet Service predicts that May, June and…
Independent Procurement Commission by June
Georgetown : The Public Procurement Commission which is a Constitutional Body which stems from the Public Procurement legislation should be established by June. This is according to the Minister of…
Key role for the developers of software in education
Bridgetown. Minister of Education Ronald Jones, thinks the future of education in Barbados may rest in the hands of software developers. Jones told Trakker News in this techological era ,…
U.N. envoy mulling invite to Syria
U.N.-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan is weighing an invitation to meet with President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, a senior U.N. source said, the same day that a deadly blast in Damascus drew widespread condemnation.
Cheques for gold
Bridgetown. The Government of Barbados is proposing new legislation which will making it illegal to exchange cash for gold by the end of the year, instead legitmate gold dealers would…
Why not let Greece sink?
Greece may have given us the word democracy and many of the principles of civil society. But now it is “the sick man of Europe,” and the people of other European democracies are asking whether it’s worth saving with billions more dollars of their money…
Why not let Greece sink?
Greece may have given us the word democracy and many of the principles of civil society. But now it is “the sick man of Europe,” and the people of other European democracies are asking whether it’s worth saving with billions more dollars of their money…
Why not let Greece sink?
Greece may have given us the word democracy and many of the principles of civil society. But now it is “the sick man of Europe,” and the people of other European democracies are asking whether it’s worth saving with billions more dollars of their money…
Why not let Greece sink?
Greece may have given us the word democracy and many of the principles of civil society. But now it is “the sick man of Europe,” and the people of other European democracies are asking whether it’s worth saving with billions more dollars of their money…
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