Dozens killed in Kenya pipeline fire
At least 55 people have died after fire broke out along a fuel pipeline about three miles from the city center of Nairobi, police said Monday.
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Explosion kills 1 at French nuclear site
An oven exploded Monday at a nuclear site in France, killing one person and injuring four, a spokeswoman for French energy company EDF told CNN.
Kidnapped Canadian boy returned home
A 3-year-old Canadian boy kidnapped four days earlier was returned to his home early Sunday, and police were searching for a suspect, officials said.
Yemen president orders power transfer talks
Embattled Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh has authorized his vice president to negotiate a transfer of power with opposition parties, the state-run SABA News Agency reported Monday.
Authorities: Swedish terror suspects are Somali, Iraqi
Three of the four men who were arrested this weekend on suspicion of plotting a terror attack in Sweden are of Somali origin and the fourth is Iraqi, Swedish authorities told CNN Monday.
Police trying to find motive behind the death of two fishermen set ablaze by another.
Georgetown: It is not clear what triggered the brutal attack on two fishermen last week after they were doused and set ablaze by a fisherman called 'Kalla'. The men succumbed…
Heritage Village celebrations highlight contributions of Parliamentarian Stephen Campbell
Region 9 : Hundreds of Guyanese including Amerindians flocked to Aishalton, Region 9, over the weekend, the selected Heritage Village, for the continuation of Heritage Month celebrations. Heritage Day was designated…
Finalization of revised list of electors completed- Gecom.
Georgetown: Following calls by political parties for the Guyana Elections Commission to make full disclosures on it's preparedness for the year end general and regional elections, the entity is responding.…
Cameron criticizes Russia over death of ex-spy
British Prime Minister David Cameron criticized Russia Monday over its handling of the case of Alexander Litvinenko, the dissident Russian spy who was killed in London in 2006.
Cameron criticizes Russia over death of ex-spy
British Prime Minister David Cameron criticized Russia Monday over its handling of the case of Alexander Litvinenko, the dissident Russian spy who was killed in London in 2006.
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