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January 2014

Rotary shaping tomorrow’s decision-makers

ZIZ News -- Students of the Beach Allen Primary School are being guided in making smarter, wiser decisions as they go throughout their days using the rotary four way test. The Rotary Club of Liamuiga took its Rotary Four-Way Test to the…

Harley Bikers tour St. Kitts

ZIZ News -- Residents of St Kitts got a treat today when a group of Harley Davidson Bikers rode around the island, occasionally checking out the different tourist attractions. It’s usually something we here in St Kitts only see on…

Joseph Buchanan – A century well made and still in the game

Basseterre, St. Kitts (SKNIS): A special thanksgiving service was an appropriate way to mark the life and contribution of the nation’s newest centenarian Joseph Buchanan. The Pastor and members of the Emanuel Methodist Church joined with…

Colgate College contributes to youth empowerment

Basseterre, St. Kitts (SKNIS): Young people of St. Kitts and Nevis are the beneficiaries of another way to channel their energies thanks to a donation of instruments from Colgate College, Hamilton, New York. Chuck Fox an affiliate of…

Dominica police investigating two murders

Roseau, Dominica (CMC) -- Police were on Tuesday searching for the killers of two men, who were murdered on Monday, the first killings the island reported for the new year. Police public relations officer, Inspector John Carbon, said that…

Jamaica’s first lottery scam conviction

Kingston, Jamaica -- The Lottery Scam Taskforce on Monday secured its first conviction in the Circuit Court after 21-year-old Marlon Davis of Grange Pen, Lilliput in St James, who was arrested for breaches of the Law Reform (Fraudulent…

Hunters vow to overturn hunting ban in Trinidad

PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (AP) — For decades, the baying of hounds and a cacophony of shotgun blasts echoed across the hinterlands of northern Trinidad, where hunters chased deer, armadillo and agouti, a cat-sized rodent. But since October,…

Barbados gov’t extends deadline for layoffs

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – The Barbados government has extended by 18 days, the deadline for laying off public servants following talks with labour unions on Monday. Prime Minister Freundel Stuart said the delay would allow the Ministry…

200 dead in South Sudan after boat fleeing war sinks

Juba, South Sudan (AP) — A military spokesman in South Sudan says 200 people fleeing warfare died after a boat crossing the Nile River sank. Colonel Philip Aguer said Tuesday that the boat was mostly carrying women and children. Tens of…