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All roads might soon lead to Romix

Romix, a South African company which has a new method of building roads has caught the attention of the Ministry of Works resulting in an invitation to further demonstrate the use of the new technology here.

For preservation: Wife of the late Dr Denis Williams Toni Williams (left) hands over his manuscripts to Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, Dr Frank Anthony yesterday in the presence of Director of Culture, Dr James Rose and Administrative Manager of the Walter Roth Museum Jennifer Wishart (right).

Williams’ manuscripts handed over to museum

A unique collection of Dr Denis Williams’ work including original manuscripts and study materials was handed over to the Walter Roth Museum yesterday, but it will be a few months before the work is accessible to the public.

Obama in China grapples with economic strains

BEIJING (Reuters) – US President Barack Obama wrangles over trade and currency policy with his Chinese counterpart Hu Jintao today, with Iran and North Korea competing for attention at the summit of the two global powers.

Berbice girl earns best Business student award

Sixteen-year-old Sonya Valini Yacoob of the New Amsterdam Multilateral School has earned the distinction of being the best Business Education student at this year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC).

Obama says al Qaeda still greatest threat to US

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – President Barack Obama said yesterday that al Qaeda remained the biggest threat to US security, as his aides stepped up pressure on Afghanistan and Pakistan to cooperate with Washington’s strategy in the troubled region.

China ‘studying’ plan to delay final climate deal

BEIJING (Reuters) – China yesterday distanced itself from proposals to delay a binding climate pact to 2010, but might be willing to sign up to a “political deal” at climate talks next month if it includes strong commitments from rich nations.

IMF chief says more stable global currency needed

BEIJING (Reuters) – The imperative of greater global currency stability means the world can no longer rely, as it has done since the end of the gold standard, on a currency issued by a single country, the head of the IMF said today.

Steve Merai

Police shake-up… West Dem commander moved

Just over three weeks after the torture of a 15-year-old boy while in custody at the Leonora Police Station, the area commander has been moved from the division and will now take up a position at the force’s Eve Leary Headquarters.

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