Jamaican Shereefa Lloyd landed the women’s 400 metres to log the lone Caribbean victory at the Norwich Union International indoor track and field meeting on Saturday night.
West Indies middle-order batsman Marlon Samuels scored an attacking 98, but it was not enough to prevent South Africa from winning the third One-Day International in Port Elizabeth by seven wickets yesterday.
Jamaican international Luton Shelton got on the score sheet yesterday as Sheffield United knocked Manchester City out of the Football Association (FA) Cup with a 2-1 victory.
Tivoli Gardens yesterday booked a place in the end-of-second round final of the Cash Plus Premier League, following a 2-1 victory against Harbour View at the Edward Seaga Complex.
Members of the diplomatic community in Guyana have appealed to citizens to refrain from any action that could inflame the volatile situation on the East Coast Demerara.
The Jamaica Manufacturers Association (JMA) wants the government to immediately remove the custom fees applied to manufacturing equipment and raw materials being imported.
Caricom Secretary General, Dr. Edwin Carrington said the regional integration movement has made great strides in recent years, but that 2008 will be a defining year for the region.
Openers Phil Jaques and Matthew Hayden are attempting to lead an Australian fight back after India piled up a massive 526 on today’s second day of the fourth and final Test.