Report: Plane crash in Congo kills at least 90
At least 90 people died when a passenger plane crashed Friday at the Kisangani airport in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the state news agency reported.
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Syria slams U.S. diplomat’s trip to restive city
The embattled Syrian regime is lambasting the U.S. ambassador for his trip to the restive city of Hama, where it says he met with “saboteurs,” incited protests and undermined its national dialogue initiative.
Prince William, Catherine head to California
Prince William and his wife, Catherine, will land in Los Angeles on Friday evening for the last leg of their whirlwind North American tour that started in Canada last week.
Police seeking help to identify decomposed body
West Coast Demerara : The police are seeking the assistance of members of the public in identifying a man of East Indian descent, whose decomposing body was found at a…
Home Affairs Ministry slammed in wake of piracy attacks.
Georgetown: The People’s National Congress Reform has expressed its distress over Minister of Home Affairs, Mr. Clement Rohee’s admission, only yesterday, Thursday, that Guyana needs “international cooperation” to suppress piracy.…
APNU Presidential candidate David Granger meets with Rastafarian council
Georgetown : A Partnership For National Unity (APNU) Presidential Candidate, Brigadier (ret’d) David Granger and Campaign Director, Mr. Joseph Harmon met with the Rastafarian Council to determine if there…
Mother of 3 clings to life with slim chance of recovery- Hospital sources.
Georgetown: Doctors are still trying to keep 34 year old Malini Basir out of danger after stabilising her overnight. The woman was brutally cut open by her estranged husband who…
Culture Bill going to Cabinet soon
Bridgetown. Barbados Cultural Industries Development Bill is expected to be taken Cabinet and Parliament before the end of the year. Minister of Culture, Stephen Lashley made the disclosure last evening…
Egyptians gather to protest pace of reform
Hundreds of people began gathering at Cairo’s Tahrir Square Friday morning ahead of a planned rally to urge the interim government to speed up reforms.
The newspaper that died of shame
As staff on News of the World prepare to publish the final edition of the paper Sunday, they may be rueing how life has a habit of bringing even the mightiest beasts crashing to earth. FULL STORY | LATEST UPDATES | SCANDAL TIMELINE | WHO’S INVOLVED
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