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Roger Federer ruled out for a month after knee surgery
World number three Roger Federer will be out of action for a month after having arthroscopic knee surgery.
The 34-year-old 17-times Grand Slam champion had the surgery in his native Switzerland to repair a torn meniscus.
He was injured…
England make 399-9 to beat South Africa in Bloemfontein
England made their second-highest one-day international total to beat South Africa by 39 runs on the Duckworth-Lewis method in Bloemfontein.
Jos Buttler's 73-ball century helped the tourists to 399-9, with Ben Stokes, Alex Hales and Joe…
Kindergarten Wins Dieppe Bay Primary Class Enhancement Contest
(ZIZ News) -- Dieppe Bay Primary School’s PTA week of activities continued on Wednesday with a class beautification contest.
The activity saw teachers encouraging their students to decorate each class in an effort to educate while…
CMO Says Focus Should Be Placed More On The Mosquito Than On Zika
(ZIZ News) -- With regional and international attention on the Zika virus, the Federation’s Chief Medical Officer says more focus should be placed on the Aedes Aegypti mosquito specifically, stating, “It’s about the mosquito primarily. This…
Stopping The Gun Supply
(ZIZ News) -- As part of the police’s plan to reduce crime in the Federation, efforts are underway to clamp down on guns entering the country.
During Wednesday’s edition of “Working for You”, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Ian Queeley…
Revamping The Police Structure
(ZIZ News) -- The Police Force will be undergoing structural changes soon to improve performance and accountability.
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of National Security, Osmond Petty, said there are plans to launch a Service…
PM Harris opens way for local job opportunities at Christophe Harbour
Basseterre, St. Kitts, February 03, 2016 (SKNIS): Prime Minister Dr. the Honourable Timothy Harris reinforced the desire that residents of St. Kitts and Nevis have a “fair share” of the job opportunities available at Christophe Harbour, at…
No evidence of Zika fallout in visitor arrivals to Jamaica
Tourism and Entertainment Minister Dr Wykeham McNeill says there is no evidence of cancellation in tourist bookings as a result of the Zika virus.
There was one case of Zika confirmed in Jamaica, in a four-year-old child who has since…
CCJ criticizes systemic delays in Barbados court system
The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has criticized delays in Barbados’ judicial system yet again, as it sent back four criminal appeals for hearing in the local courts.
The Trinidad-based CCJ levelled the criticism as it delivered a…
EU referendum: Leaders ‘not happy’ with UK reform proposals
None of David Cameron's fellow EU leaders are happy with his reform proposals as they stand, an EU source has told the BBC.
The PM has been meeting key European Union figures over the deal aimed at keeping Britain in the EU.
He faces two…
Zika virus pregnancy case confirmed in Spain
Spain has confirmed that a pregnant woman has been diagnosed with the Zika virus - the first such case in Europe.
The health ministry said the woman had recently returned from Colombia, where it is believed she was infected.
Zika, which…
Lazio: Serie A club fined for racist chanting against Napoli
Lazio have been fined 50,000 euros after their match against Napoli on Wednesday was temporarily halted following racist chants.
The Rome club will also have to close three sections of the Stadio Olimpico ground for their next two Serie A…
Kim Collins among winners in Dusseldorf
Experience dominated in the men’s 60m while youth prevailed in the women’s sprint event as Kim Collins and Ewa Swoboda were among the winners at the PSD Bank Meeting in Dusseldorf on Wednesday.
The 2003 world 100m champion Collins, who…
White House race moves to New Hampshire
Republicans and Democrats vying for their party's ticket for November's US presidential election have been arriving in New Hampshire ahead of the next vote.
Monday's caucuses in Iowa were won by Senator Ted Cruz for the Republicans and…
Zika virus infection ‘through sex’ reported in US
A rare case of the Zika virus being transmitted through sex, not a mosquito bite, has been reported in the US.
A patient infected in Dallas, Texas, is likely to have been infected by sexual contact, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)…