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May 2017

Museum to waive admission on International Museum Day

(The St. Christopher National Trust): In keeping with the tradition observed across the world, the National Museum on St. Kitts will be joining its regional and international counterparts in observing International Museum Day on Thursday…

Usain Bolt Helps Dig Grave Of Late Olympian

In a final act of respect for a friend, Jamaican sprint superstar Usain Bolt performed the grim role of gravedigger as he helped prepare the last resting place of his lifelong friend and fellow Olympic medallist Germaine Mason. Bolt,…

Antigua PM Scraps Gun Factory Deal Amid Public Pressure

A plan to allow a gun manufacturer to set up shop in Antigua and Barbuda has been scrapped after public outcry. Just hours after he had sought to defend the plan to set up a gun assembly plant in the twin-island nation, Prime Minister…

WannaCry ransomware cyber-attacks slow but fears remain

A computer malware that has spread across 150 countries appears to be slowing down, with few reports of fresh attacks in Asia and Europe on Monday. However staff beginning the working week have been told to be careful. Read more:…

India 10-year-old child rape victim in abortion plea

A panel of doctors has met in India to discuss the case of a 10-year-old rape victim who is seeking an abortion. The girl was repeatedly raped by her stepfather and is due to give birth in about four months, police in the northern town…

Grenada focuses on German Market

Grenada is experiencing year on year growth in the German market and the Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA) is seeking more opportunities to increase its market share. Last month, GTA’s chief executive officer Patricia Maher visited Germany…