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July 2016

Italy migrants: Nigerian killed in Fermo race attack

A man has been arrested by Italian police investigating the killing of a Nigerian immigrant which the government has condemned as a racist attack. Police say a row broke out at Fermo, a town on Italy's east coast, when racist abuse was…

Nowhere to hide: CARICOM arrest warrant treaty by yearend

People who commit crimes in one CARICOM nation and flee to another will soon be unable to outrun the long arms of the law. CARICOM Chairman, Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says regional leaders have agreed to have an arrest…

Non-stop flights between US and Havana around the corner

The competition to attract American tourists to Caribbean islands that so heavily depend on tourism is about to get tougher. Six American airlines were today given a tentative nod to begin scheduled flights into Cuba from several US…

8 students recognized at YES Programme Graduation Ceremony

(ZIZ News) -- The Young Employee Socialization Training programme wrapped up on Thursday with a graduation ceremony at The Chamber of Industry and Commerce Conference room. The sessions were organised by The Eastern Caribbean Institute of…

Nevis to participate in 2016 St. Kitts-Nevis Restaurant Week

NIA – The Ministry of Tourism on Nevis, will join with its counterparts in St. Kitts for the 2nd annual St. Kitts-Nevis Restaurant Week, from July 13 to 24, 2016. Participating restaurants has surpassed that of last year and more than 40…

Premier Amory reports on Canada visit

NIA -- The following is a press release from the Premier’s Ministry dated July 07, 2016, regarding Premier of Nevis Hon. Vance Amory’s recent travels to Canada. Over the weekend, Premier the Hon. Vance Amory travelled to Montreal, Canada,…

Marcelo Bielsa: Lazio appoint Argentine as new manager

Lazio have appointed former Argentina boss Marcelo Bielsa as manager. The 60-year-old Argentine, whose most recent managerial position was in France with Marseille, will start work on 9 July. Lazio finished eighth in Serie A last season,…

Chilcot report: Tony Blair’s Iraq War case not justified

Tony Blair overstated the threat posed by Saddam Hussein, sent ill-prepared troops into battle and had "wholly inadequate" plans for the aftermath, the UK's Iraq War inquiry has said. Chairman Sir John Chilcot said the 2003 invasion was…

New St. Lucia PM back in legal trouble

Allegations of breach of trust and misfeasance in public office have come back to haunt St. Lucia’s Prime Minister Allen Chastanet. Just over a year after a High Court judge threw out the claim against Chastanet, the Eastern Caribbean…