Officials: Drone strike kills suspected militants in Yemen
A U.S. drone hit an al Qaeda training site in southern Yemen, killing 13 suspected militants, three security officials said.
Month: May 2012
At least 11 killed in Egypt clashes
Assailants targeted protesters demonstrating against the barring of a presidential candidate in Cairo early Wednesday, killing six, the Health Ministry said.
The world’s best-paid teams
If Barcelona’s players were driven to tears after last week’s shock Champions League exit, they could at least rely on pocketfuls of cash to ease the pain.
Gilchrist praises Hussey’s ‘strong leadership’
Kings XI Punjab’s full-time captain, Adam Gilchrist, has praised stand-in captain David Hussey for inspiring the team to three away wins in their last five matches
Seven not twenty
Bridgetown. Seven workers, not twenty were sacked by Diamonds International on Tuesday during a address to the May Day rally at Browne's Beach, General Secretary of the Barbados Worker Union…
ICC’s nomination committee set to pick next CEO
The ICC’s nomination committee, headed by its president Sharad Pawar, will meet in Mumbai on May 6 to conduct interviews with the four short-listed candidates to determine the successor to Haroon Lorgat, the outgoing chief executive officer
Tom Sears resigns as Cricket Kenya CEO
Tom Sears will join Ireland’s Connacht rugby club in July
Quality of life under threat
Bridgetown. Central Bank of Barbados Governor Dr DeLisle Worrell, says the quality of life on the island will decline if more foreign exchange is not earn to pay its annual…
S. Africa rooibos a hit with tea lovers
In cafes across Cape Town, brewing the perfect cup of rooibos has become a fine art.
Stafanie Taylor powers hosts to narrow win
An all-round performance from Stafanie Taylor helped West Indies Women to a seven-run win over Sri Lanka Women in the second Twenty20 game in Barbados
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