Daily Archive: Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Articles published on Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Bridgette Gangadin

In-laws admit Lusignan woman was abused

–but slam media reports for speculation The mother-in-law of Bridgette Gangadin, whose mangled body was found on the Vigilance Public Road, East Coast Demerara (ECD), yesterday admitted that her son abused his wife, but said he had promised several times to change his behaviour.

Ireland are cock-a-hoop after Craig Kieswetter is run out. (Orlando Charles photo)

No ‘Luck of the Irish’ for Ireland

– England go through after rain turns contest into no result By Marlon Munroe England secured a place in the super eight round after their match against Ireland at the Guyana National Stadium yesterday was abandoned following persistent rainfall.

GFF Super League Continues

Two intriguing encounters filled with intense rivalry are set to unfold at the Enmore Community Center Ground today when the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Super League continues.

UK Election Watch

On the campaign trail By Gino Persaud With a few days left to the May 6th polls, the UK now bears witness to one of the most gripping electoral battles in many years.

The IMF in Europe

Not since 1976, when Britain, finding no other means of coping with a severe financial crisis, succumbed to the requirements of the International Monetary Fund, and made deep cuts in public expenditure in exchange for massive assistance, has there been so much controversy about the IMF on the European continent as that surrounding Greece’s capitulation to the Fund last week.