[caption id="attachment_3505" align="alignright" width="300"] Honourable Shawn Richards[/caption] (EMU) – St. Kitts, March 02, 2015: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education. Youth, Sport and Culture Hon. Shawn Richards met with heads of Department in the respective Ministries on Friday to discuss the way forward.. The familiarization meeting...
[caption id="attachment_4022" align="alignright" width="300"] The West Indies’ pace bowler Jerome Taylor about to deliver a ball during his team’s training session at Murdoch University Oval, Perth, Australia, on Tuesday. (PHOTO: WICB MEDIA/PHILIP SPOONER)[/caption] PERTH, Australia (AFP) — Defending champions India will look to continue their recent...
Ahead of World Glaucoma Week March 8 to 14, the local Glaucoma Support Group is highlighting the connection between the eye disease and sickle cell anemia. Pediatrician Dr Edda Hadeed of the Sickle Cell Association explained that the sticky, sickle shaped white blood cells that characterise...
[caption id="attachment_4016" align="alignleft" width="300"] Kabaka Pyramid[/caption] WHILE he is not impressed with the current cast of Jamaican politicians, roots artiste Kabaka Pyramid believes young people should be given more opportunities in how the country is run. The 29-year-old singjay takes on politicians in Well Done, a song...
(Reuters) – Will Smith’s new action drama “Focus” booted the kinky sex tale “Fifty Shades of Grey” for its perch atop U.S. and Canadian weekend box office charts, racking up $19.1 million in ticket sales. Smith, in his first leading role since 2013’s “After Earth,” plays...