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July 2016

Caucus of CARICOM Heads of Government continues today

(PRESS SEC) – Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders, including Prime Minister Dr. the Honourable Timothy Harris of St. Kitts and Nevis, are meeting again today in caucus at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre in Georgetown, Guyana. One…

Premier Amory released from hospital

(ZIZ News) -- Premier of Nevis the Hon Vance Amory has been released from a Canadian hospital after being admitted for severe pains in his abdomen on Tuesday. According to a statement on Wednesday, Prime Minister Dr. The Honourable Timothy…

Denis Suarez: Barcelona re-sign Villarreal midfielder

Barcelona have exercised a buy-back clause to re-sign midfielder Denis Suarez from Villarreal. Suarez, 22, has signed a four-year contract with an option of extending it for a further year after the Spanish champions agreed to pay a £2.73m…

FBI recommends no charges against Hillary Clinton over emails

FBI Director James Comey said "no reasonable prosecutor" would pursue a case but said the likely Democratic presidential nominee was "extremely careless" with classified information. The decision ends the legal uncertainty that has dogged…

Moody’s puts Bahamas on review for downgrade

Moody’s Investors Service has put the BAA2 bond and issuer ratings of the government of the Bahamas on review for downgrade. The respected international credit rating agency said on Friday that the decision was prompted by the continuing…

Shooting investigation continues

(ZIZ News) -- The case where an officer was shot in the line of duty near Greenlands is still before the Office of Professional Standards. Meanwhile, ZIZ has learnt that the injured officer, Brian Pacquette has had his left leg amputated…

Eight receive Cuban scholarships to pursue tertiary education

(SKNIS) - As the Government of St. Kitts and Nevis continues to make strides in promoting human development through education, it has once again partnered with the Cuban Government, who has awarded students of the Federation the opportunity…

Iraq suicide bomb attack: Deaths in Baghdad rise to 165

The fake bomb detectors, some based on cheap devices for finding golf balls, were sold in large numbers to Iraq by fraudsters. One British businessman, who was jailed for 10 years, sold more than 6,000 devices to Iraq for up to $40,000…