SANAA/CAIRO, (Reuters) – Protests erupted across much of the Arab world yesterday, the Muslim day of prayer, with demonstrators killed in Syria and Yemen while Egyptians staged one of the biggest rallies since President Hosni Mubarak’s fall.
UNITED NATIONS, (Reuters) – Forces loyal to beleaguered Ivory Coast leader Laurent Gbagbo have regained ground in Abidjan and fully control the upscale Plateau and Cocody areas, U.N.
HOUSTON, (Reuters) – A Texas jury on Friday acquitted an 83-year-old anti-Castro Cuban exile and former CIA operative, considered an archfoe by Havana, of charges he lied to U.S.
TRIPOLI, (Reuters) – Libyan rebels said yesterday they had repulsed a government assault on the besieged western city of Misrata but prospects faded that Muammar Gaddafi would be ousted by the armed revolt.
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – The U.S. Senate hurriedly passed a stopgap spending bill last night to fund the federal government for one week to avert a government shutdown at midnight.
STOCKHOLM, (Reuters) – Swedish warplanes operating from Sicily took part in NATO’s operations against Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi on Thursday, the first combat sortie by the Nordic country’s air force since the early 1960s.
A murderous feud between two groups of Guyanese in Schenectady, New York had its finale in a courtroom yesterday when the triggerman was sentenced to 18 years.
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – The U.S. Senate hurriedly passed a stopgap spending bill last night to fund the federal government for one week to avert a government shutdown at midnight.
HOUSTON, (Reuters) – A Texas jury on Friday acquitted an 83-year-old anti-Castro Cuban exile and former CIA operative, considered an archfoe by Havana, of charges he lied to U.S.
(Jamaica Observer) The two members of the Royal Barbados Police Force who are accused in the rape and sexual assault of a 27-year-old Jamaican woman have been formally charged.
A male psychiatric nurse on Thursday pleaded guilty to the murder of his Guyanese-born girlfriend who burnt to death in her north London home last year.
AMMAN, (Reuters) – Protests erupted across Syria against the rule of President Bashar al-Assad today and sources said at least 19 people were killed in the southern city of Deraa, the cradle of unrest challenging his 11-year rule.
Teachers and pupils of the Roxanne Burnham Gardens Nursery School were shaken following an attack this morning on the school by a machete-wielding man demanding laptops.
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said today that he expected lawmakers to reach agreement on a spending plan and avert a government shutdown.
Advice given by consultancy firm McKinsey and Co to rainforest countries like Guyana is “fundamentally flawed” and helps to safeguard their logging industry while gaining access to millions of dollars in funds intended to protect trees, says a report by Greenpeace, which has been rejected by the government here.
Guyanese journalist, Perry Woolford is considering a legal challenge to the non-renewal of his contract with Radio Broadcasting Foundation Suriname (SRS) which terminated his services because he cannot speak Dutch.
Another man has been charged with the murder of Guyanese butcher Rondel George, who was gunned down in Antigua on August 21, 2010, the Antigua Observer has reported.