clement rohee is following hot on the heels of ranald gajraj, a former minister of home affairs and criminal. nice job clement, keep up the good work
Zimbabwe’s principal political protagonists, Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai, have signed an agreement which establishes a framework for substantive negotiations to end the country’s political crisis.
South African foreign affairs spokesman, Ronnie Mamoepa, confirmed this in a statement issued from Harare Monday.
Vice President Goodluck Jonathan announced after a Niger Delta stakeholders meeting at the State House late on Wednesday night that “basically, what we have agreed today is that if there are problems in the Niger Delta, what are these problems, what caused these problems, what is the way forward, the challenges, the issues? So we have agreed that a committee would be set up to raise these issues and then the issues would be presented to the President. Then the journey starts from there. The committee will raise the fundamental issues, what we believe are the challenges and present it to the Federal Government and make recommendations on the way forward. So when the document is presented to the President, we will look at it and then move from there.”
Kaieteur News: Edwin Niles, the prisoner who was allegedly beaten after being found with seven rounds of .22 ammunition, died at the Georgetown Hospital at around 23:00 hrs last night.
Niles’ mother, Brenda Nurse, told Kaieteur News that a hospital staffer contacted her daughter last night and requested that she come to the hospital urgently.
Livinguyana: The two biggest selling and most internationally recognizable artistes out of Guyana have been shut out of Carifiasco.
afrol News, 9 July – Rwandan fugitive, Callixte Mbarishimana has been arrested by Interpol while trying to leave Frankfurt to St Petersberg on Monday.
Barely 44 hours after vowing he would rather die than resign, Finance minister Amos Kimunya finally bowed to pressure and stepped aside Tuesday to allow for investigations into the controversial sale of the Grand Regency Hotel.
Mr Kimunya said he made the decision after consulting President Kibaki, his own family and colleagues.
Mugabe’s only woe is that, so far, he is the only one who is taking the liberation struggle of the African people from a political realm to an economic realm! This is a no go area and it is tickling the bile of the British. The land issue is very thorny but the former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, knows the truth.
Mugabe had negotiated with John Major, another former British PM. Major was warm towards compensating the British landowners for the land to be given back to the blacks but Blair called off the deal. This irked Mugabe, and what followed is now history.
Out-of-court settlement talks between pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and the Kano State government broke down at the weekend after the government and representatives of victims’ families turned down an offer of $10 million compensation from the company.
This was disclosed to newsmen yesterday by chairman of the victims’ association, Alhaji Mustapha Maisikeli shortly after a Kano High Court presided over by the acting Chief Judge, Justice Shehu Atiku, adjourned the case to October 6 and 7.
this 14 year old boy was set on fire by the Guyana Police Force
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