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June 2, 2015

Child Month promotes Child Advocacy

(ZIZ News) -- The observance of Child Month in June is, according to Director of Early Childhood Jacqueline Morris, "a means of public advocacy for children in the Federation." Speaking on ZIZ's Upfront, Morris said Child Month activities…

Takata replacing chemical used in deadly airbags

Washington, United States (AFP) -- Japanese auto parts maker Takata said it will stop using a chemical in its airbag inflators that could be the reason for six deaths. In prepared testimony to be delivered to Congress on Tuesday, Kevin…

Loud sex lands British woman in prison

London, United Kingdom (AFP) -- A British woman who kept her neighbours awake by engaging in enthusiastic love-making was sentenced to two weeks in prison on Monday after a neighbour complained about her "screaming and shouting". The court…

St Vincent to use EU visa waiver to lobby Canada

Kingstown, St Vincent (CMC) -- St Vincent and the Grenadines will use the visa-free travel agreement it signed with the European Union last week to re-launch its lobby for the reinstatement of a similar privilege for Vincentian passport…

Six Caribbean banks implicated in FIFA corruption scandal

Port of Spain, Trinidad -- According to the 166-page indictment in United States vs. Jeffrey Webb, et al, in which many senior FIFA officials and others are charged with multiple counts of racketeering, money laundering and wire fraud…

Former Dominican head of state dies

Roseau, Dominica (CMC) -- Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit has led the nation in paying tribute to Dr Nicholas Liverpool, Dominica’s sixth head of state, who died on Monday. He was 80 years-old. In a radio broadcast, Skerrit praised the…

Windies won’t back down from Aussies, warns Holder

Roseau, Dominica (CMC) -- West Indies may be languishing six spots below Australia in the international Test rankings but that will not prevent the Caribbean side from looking to stun their opponents in the upcoming series. All-rounder…

Concussed Australian opener Rogers out of Windies Test

Sydney, Australia (AFP) -- Australian opening batsman Chris Rogers has been ruled out of this week's first Test against the West Indies with concussion after being struck on the helmet in the nets. Rogers took the hit during a practice…

Old Skool and CG Massives win games

Sports Page -- The NABA league continued at the Grell Hull-Stevens Netball Complex on Sunday 31st May. The final game was especially nerve racking as the CG Massives just managed to shake off a stiff challenge from Dynasty Ballers. In the…

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