Round the clock investigation into murders
Bridgetown. Commissioner of Police, Darwin Dottin, says that a round the clock investigation is being conducted into the murders of 79 year old Arthur "Fred" Chaderton and his son in…
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Egypt’s former interior minister appears in court
Egypt’s former interior minister will appear in court Thursday on charges he ordered the killing of protesters.
Norman Whittakar is new Local Government Minister
Georgetown : Newly sworn in Minister of Local Government and Regional Development Norman Whittaker said his first mission is to host the long delayed local Government elections. Minister Whittaker…
Over 5000 Guyanese registered during reopening of claims, objections period
Georgetown : Since the reopening of the Claims and Objection exercise, a decision taken by the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), to facilitate persons who were without their source document, there has…
No suspect in Australia bomb ‘hoax device’ case
A letter attached to a suspected bomb that was strapped on an Australian woman made “serious” demands, authorities said Thursday.
No suspect yet in Australian bomb hoax
A letter attached to a suspected bomb that was strapped on an Australian woman made “serious” demands, authorities said Thursday.
Japan’s government intervenes in the yen
For the third time in a year, Japan’s government has intervened in the yen, its unit of currency, according to Japan’s finance minister.
Sydney teen tired, sore after chilling ordeal
For 10 long hours, the teen sat still as a bomb squad gingerly worked to remove a suspicious device strapped around her neck.
Al-Assad calls for multi-party system
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has issued a decree authorising a multi-party political system, state media reported Thursday, a day after the U.N. Security Council condemned the government’s crackdown on protesters.
Shell faces $410M payout over Nigeria oil spills
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