Michelle Obama to visit southern Africa
First lady Michelle Obama’s official trip to southern Africa this week will focus on youth leadership and education, and will include meetings with key figures in the anti-apartheid struggle.
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Man accused of wife’s murder may walk free-New evidence points to his innocence.
Georgetown: Grasstrack racer Dwarka Gangadeen is currently before the Vigilance court as the prosecution and witnesses give evidence in a case that may prove the accused innocent. On May 2…
Activists rip Syria leader’s speech
Rather than placating the growing opposition to his regime, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s speech appears to have emboldened it. FULL STORY | SKEPTICISM ABROAD
U.S. stocks rise amid caution over Greece
U.S. stocks managed decent gains Monday, even as investors remained cautious about Greece’s debt crisis.
NATO: Airstrike targeted high-level Gadhafi command site
Fifteen people, including men, women and children, were killed early Monday in a NATO airstrike in a Tripoli neighborhood, the Libyan government said.
WIPA board unanimously backs Ramnarine
Georgetown : The West Indies Players Association (WIPA) board this afternoon in a statement says, it has complete confidence in its President and CEO Mr. Dinanath Ramnarine who continues to have…
Three men to be charge for possession of illegal firearm and matching rounds
East Bank Demerara : Three men are in police custody and charges will soon be laid after ranks of a mobile police patrol stopped and searched motor car HB…
Food security, climate change and energy high on agenda when CARICOM and US meet in Jamaica this week.
Georgetown : A High Level Meeting between the Caribbean Community and the United States of America will be held in Montego Bay, Jamaica on June 22nd , 2011. The…
Canadian citizen robbed and shot by bandits on seawall- out of danger in hospital
East Coast Demerara : A Canadian citizen Peter Faulhaber is today listed stable in hospital and will be discharged soon after being treated for a gunshot wound. Faulhaber who…
FIFA drops charges against Warner
Port-of-Spain: Football's world governing body, FIFA, has dropped all investigations into bribery charges against suspended Vice-President, Jack Warner, following his resignation from FIFA today. FIFA today issued this statement on…
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