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December 19, 2014

Bahamas government preparing for Cuba opening up

Nassau, Bahamas -- Prime Minister Perry Christie said on Wednesday the announcement that the United States will restore full diplomatic relations with Cuba “ought to be a very serious concern” for The Bahamas’ tourism product. Christie…

Windies struggle on Rain-Hit Second Day

Sports Page -- Johannesburg, South Africa - The hosts declared on 552/5 before rain prematurely ended the second day's play in Centurion. Hashim Amla converted his overnight century into a double century while AB de Villiers scored 152.…

Fudadin ruled out of series with Injury

Johannesburg, South Africa – West Indies Cricket Board announced today that left-handed batsman Assad Fudadin has been ruled out of the ongoing three-match Test Series against South Africa due to injury. The 29-year-old suffered a fracture…

Hazlewood inspires Australia’s fightback

Sports Page -- First India then Australia: neither side was able to take control on day two of the second Test in muggy Brisbane. The visitors' loss of six for 87 at the steady hands of Josh Hazlewood gave the hosts a better sight of the…

Ebola: 11th Sierra Leone doctor dies; fire destroys supplies

Freetown, Sierra Leone (AP) -- One of Sierra Leone's most senior physicians died Thursday from Ebola, the 11th doctor in the country to succumb to the disease, a health official said. In neighbouring Guinea, a fire destroyed medicine…

Not much chance of US Congress stopping Cuba policy

Washington (AP) -- A lack of unanimity in both political parties toward President Barack Obama's sudden move to re-establish ties with Cuba complicates any congressional effort to scuttle the most significant change in US policy toward the…

Canada woman stops for ducks; sentenced in 2 traffic deaths

Montreal (AP) -- A Canadian woman who caused a fatal traffic accident after stopping her car to help ducks on a busy highway has been sentenced to 90 days in prison. Emma Czornobaj was convicted by a jury on two counts of criminal…

CARICOM chair welcomes US-Cuba rapprochement

St John’s, Antigua -- Chairman of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda, Gaston Browne, has welcomed the historic decision announced on Wednesday by US President Barack Obama to ease restrictions on the…

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