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Body found in Grenada believed to be that of missing Canadian woman
(Caribbean360) St. George’s, Grenada - The search for missing Canadian Linnea Moore Veinotte has apparently come to a tragic end.
A partially decomposed body believed to be that of the 36-year-old was found in the south of the island…
Steps should be taken to contain HMP chickenpox
(Antigua Observer) Prison sources are still complaining that, despite the alleged outbreak of chicken pox at Her Majesty’s Prison (HMP), not much has been done to ensure that the virus does not affect more people who either work there or…
Bahamas’ Governor General Concerned about Crime
Governor General of The Bahamas, Her Excellency Dame Marguerite Pindling used her annual visit to health institutions to speak out against the country’s spiralling crime problem.
According to Tribune 242, Pindling said “somebody has fallen…
Trinidad steel manufacturer lays off 600 workers before Christmas
(Caribbean360) With just about two weeks to go before Christmas, about 600 workers at steel manufacturing company ArcelorMittal’s Point Lisas facility in Trinidad have been left without jobs.
The company blamed the decision to lay off the…
St. Vincent PM sworn in after opposition protests cause riot police to be called out
(Caribbean360) Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves was sworn in last night, five hours later than scheduled as the National Democratic Party (NDP) refused to concede a one-seat defeat to the Unity Labour Party (ULP) in Wednesday’s general…
Guyanese caught at New York airport with cocaine-filled rum cakes
(Caribbean360) A Guyanese man is now behind bars in New York after being caught with two Tortuga rum cakes filled with $70,000 worth of cocaine.
Romel Samuels, 30, was held without bail when he appeared in court earlier on Wednesday.
He…
Jamaica’s Latest Tourism Push Will Focus on Kingston
(Carib Journal) When it comes to Jamaica’s tourism market, the country’s capital, Kingston, has long been an afterthought.
The vast majority of tourism development has come in beach areas, most significantly Montego Bay.
Now, however,…
Guyana: Two bandits killed in shootout with Police
(Antigua Observer) Some residents of Greater Georgetown breathed a sigh of relief yesterday after two bandits were shot dead by the police in what is being described as a fierce shootout.
Pioneer Lane, South Ruimveldt Park, was likened to…
PM Browne warns protestors
(Antigua Observer) In wake of recent pickets by opposition groups against government policies, Prime Minister Gaston Browne has issued a stern warning that he will not tolerate any action that will “stymie” economic development.
In his…
US Customs seize more than half million dollars in cocaine on flight from Jamaica
(Caribbean360) U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers seized US$600,000 worth of cocaine that was on a flight that arrived at the Philadelphia International Airport from Montego Bay, Jamaica over the weekend.
Officers made no…
All past and off-duty officers in Grenada called out in search for missing Canadian
(Caribbean360) The search for missing Canadian woman Linnea Moore-Venoitte continues, with all past and off-duty officers being called into action.
But there are conflicting reports about whether the apparently abducted woman was hit by a…
Regis Burton to receive Queen’s Young Leaders Award
(Antigua Observer) 24 year old Regis Burton is among 60 young people from across the Commonwealth who are being recognised as exceptional leaders in their community.
They will receive a prestigious Queen’s Young Leaders Award.
Burton is…
Barbados could become first green economy in the West, minister says
(Caribbean360) Finance Minister Chris Sinckler believes Barbados could become the first green economy in the Western hemisphere.
He says the country’s efforts to date on climate mitigation and adaptation were admirable and, as it moves…
Muslim leader: Regional borders should have been secured long ago
(Antigua Observer) A regional Muslim leader is calling for the Caribbean to not overreact to the recent global terror surge, while warning that many other issues should have already prompted the improvement of border security.
These…
Physically challenged man making big strides
(Jamaica Observer) THERE were loud cheers for Clifford ‘Narado’ Clarke as he ascended the steps of the Gloria Johnson Multipurpose Building at the Moneague College recently to collect his Bachelors in Business Administration, Human Resource…