Blast rocks U.N. building in Nigerian capital
The U.N. building was bombed Friday in the central area of the Nigerian capital, Abuja, a U.N. official told CNN.
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Marijuana plants destroyed
Bridgetown.. Lawmen destroyed over 900 marijuana plants yesterday in an extensive operation at Ashford, St John,which started late Thursday and ended yesterday morning. The operattion involving 50 law enforcement officers,…
Passengers stranded
Bridgetown. Several passengers on the low cost carrier Redjet were left stranded in Barbados yesterday, after the airline cancelled a flight from Barbados to Guyana. The flight was cancelled because…
Redjet flights on hold
Bridgetown. All Redjet services to and from Barbados, Guyana and Trinidad has been cancel until further notice.According to chief operating officer of the airline, Kevin Dudley, the aircraft was experiencing…
Pro-al Qaeda militants among freed from Libyan jail
Hundreds of pro-al Qaeda militants were among the prisoners freed from a notorious Tripoli prison this week, according to a former Libyan jihadist.
Dozens dead in Mexico casino attack
At least 53 people were killed in a fiery attack at a casino in an upscale area of Monterrey, Mexico, government and emergency officials said.
UK jets bomb Gadhafi’s hometown
Opposition and NATO forces took aim at the Gadhafi regime in Tripoli and Gadhafi’s hometown of Sirte on Friday as rebels worked to consolidate their power across Libya. RUMORS FUEL GADHAFI SEARCH |
UK not pursuing limits on social media
A meeting on Thursday between the British government and Internet communications firms was friendly, not confrontational, according to people from the organizations that took part in the meeting.
UK not pursuing limits on social media
A meeting on Thursday between the British government and Internet communications firms was friendly, not confrontational, according to people from the organizations that took part in the meeting.
APNU Guyana becoming a Surveillance State
Georgetown : Presidential Candidate of A Partnership for National Unity (A.P.N.U), Brigadier (ret) David Granger has issued a warning that Guyana is fast becoming a ‘surveillance state’ under the People’s Progressive Party/Civic administration. Mr.…
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