Warner resigns from FIFA
Port-of-Spain: Works and Transport Minister Jack Warner has resigned from football's world governing body, FIFA. His resignation means the suspended FIFA Vive-President also relinquishes his positions as the head of…
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Minister Rohee led inaugural Crime Walk
Georgetown : Home affairs minister Clement Rohee led the first crime walk throughout the streets of Georgetown yesterday under the theme “Towards a safer Guyana”. The event was supported…
Official: 17 militants killed in Yemen
At least 17 Islamic militants have died in clashes with Yemeni armed forces in Abyan province, state-run Yemen TV reported Monday.
PNC/R changes age old name as the joint opposition goes in to the 2011 elections.
Georgetown: Trakkernews was reliably informed that the People's National Congress Reform, the main opposition party will soon change it's age old name, following the team up with other political oppositions…
Domestic dispute leads to woman’s death
Bridgetown. Natoya Ewers, 31, a Jamaican national died over the wekend after a violent altercation with a man that left her with multiple chop wounds about her body, at her home…
Double challenge for school leavers
Bridgetown. School leavers will face a double challenge when they try to enter the workforce this year. According to Senator Harry Husbands, parliamentary secretary in the Prime Minister office, children…
South Korean military apologizes for firing at passenger jet
The South Korean military apologized Monday for shooting at a commercial airplane carrying 119 passengers and crew.
Venezuelan authorities struggle to regain control of prison
Authorities in Venezuela are fighting to regain control of a prison complex where armed inmates and troops have been clashing for days.
NATO: Strike may have killed civilians
NATO acknowledged Sunday that an errant airstrike in Tripoli may have caused “a number of civilian casualties.” Libya claims the airstrike killed nine people and injured six others. FULL STORY | Tripoli residents speak
Japan to open airlock at crippled nuclear plant
Workers at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant have been cleared to open the the No. 2 reactor building’s airlock to ease sauna-like conditions inside, the plant’s owner said Sunday.
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