Health Ministry warns dengue cases increasing
Port-of-Spain: Almost 2 months into the rainy season, the Ministry of Health is reporting its very first dengue cases. Health Minister Dr Fuad Khan was briefed on Friday that there…
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Coast Guard officer shot dead
Chaguaramas: The Coast Guard says one of its officers has been shot dead. In a statement issued this afternoon, Public Relations Officer Kirk jean-baptiste says that around 4 o'clock yesterday…
11-year-old-girl killed in freak accident
San Rapheal: An 11-year-old girl has lost her life tragically in a freak accident in San Raphael. Police investigating the death have confimred that 11-year-old Jessica St John of Manuel…
Leader’s death called a sign of rebel weakness
Uncertainty swirled across war-torn Libya Friday after the mysterious death of that country’s top rebel commander, with some asking whether his death is troubling harbinger for the opposition movement.
Islamists demonstrate in Cairo
Tens of thousands of people sympathetic with or belonging to fundamentalist groups took to Tahrir Square calling for the implementation of Islamic law in the country.
Aircraft’s recorders give insight into Air France crash
Questions were raised Friday over the training of the pilots on the doomed Air France Flight 447, after analysis of the plane’s voice and data recorders by a French investigation body.
Bridgetown. A preliminary forecast from the Meteological Office states that there is possibiliity a tropical wave would settle on Barbados on Monday which would result in showers and thunderstorms. The…
Court ruled Witter, Lewis and Benschop not guilty of unlawful assembly.
Georgetown : This morning Magistrate Geeta Chandan-Edmon ruled trade unionists Norris Witter and Lincoln Lewis and social activist Mark Benschop not guilty of the charge of unlawful assembly. The trio was…
Last lap for Corp Over Festival starts tonight
Bridgetown. The final stages of the Crop Over Festival starts tonight with the Pic -O-De- Finals at the historic Kensington Oval. Nine finalists wiil meet defending monarch the Mighty Gabby…
British lawmakers want clarifications from Murdoch, others
James Murdoch and Rebekah Brooks, who had testified before a British parliamentary committee regarding the UK phone hacking scandal, have been asked to clarify some of their testimony, a lawmaker said Friday.
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