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St Vincent media highlights persistent problems for visiting yachts in Canouan
Kingstown, St Vincent -- The persistent problem of crime against visiting yachts in Canouan, St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG), and the apparent failure on the part of local authorities to address the situation, has been taken up by local…
St Lucia economy on the way to recovery, says Prime Minister
Castries, St Lucia (GIS) -- Saint Lucia’s Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Economic Affairs, Planning and Social Security, Dr Kenny Anthony, has said that the island’s economy is on the rebound.
At a recent press conference,…
Jamaica and Haiti police collaborate in bid to arrest drugs for guns trade
Kingston, Jamaica -- Jamaican police officers are heading to Haiti to help clamp down on the drugs for guns trade between the two countries.
Police Commissioner Dr Carl Williams disclosed the move to strengthen collaboration between law…
Grenada and China pressing ahead with air services agreement
St George’s, Grenada (GIS) -- Grenada and China are pressing ahead with plans to formalize an air services agreement.
Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell made the announcement following his return from China, saying tourism was also among…
Barbados attorney general explains delay in paying Jamaican plaintiff’s legal costs
Bridgetown, Barbados (BGIS) -- Barbados Attorney General Adriel Brathwaite has sought to set the record straight on the issue of the outstanding legal fees totalling over US$1 million to the attorneys for Jamaican plaintiff Shanique Myrie…
Trinidad attorney general asks for more time for Warner extradition
Port of Spain, Trinidad -- Trinidad and Tobago’s newly sworn-in attorney general, Faris Al-Rawi, has asked for more time to consider the United States’ extradition case against former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner to face multiple…
Montserrat students offered medical scholarship in Antigua
St John’s, Antigua -- Montserrat students have been offered a scholarship to pursue studies at the American International College of Arts and Sciences (AICASA) or the American University of Antigua – College of Medicine (AUA).
Following…
CARICOM secretary general meets St Maarten delegation on associate membership
Georgetown, Guyana -- The secretary-general of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Irwin LaRocque, met with a delegation from St Maarten – one of five Caribbean countries seeking associate membership in CARICOM – on Monday at CARICOM…
US court throws out Bahamas resort bankruptcy case
Nassau, Bahamas -- The US Bankruptcy Court in Delaware dealt embattled developer Sarkis Izmirlian and Baha Mar Ltd a brutal blow on Tuesday when the court threw out Chapter 11 cases for all the Baha Mar companies based in The Bahamas,…
Trinidad AG asks for more time before signing Warner extradition documents
Port of Spain, Trinidad -- Sworn-in as Attorney General just last week following the People’s National Movement victory in the September 7th General Elections, Faris Al-Rawi has asked for more time to make a decision on signing the document…
Barbados AG clears the air on delay in paying Myrie attorneys’ legal fees
Bridgetown, Barbados -- Attorney General Adriel Brathwaite says Barbados is not refusing to pay the legal fees for attorneys who represented Shanique Myrie in the case she won against this government.
But he says there are queries about…
Barbados yet to pay Shanique Myrie lawyers; Myrie officially enters politics
Kingston, Jamaica -- The lawyers who represented Jamaican Shanique Myrie in her case against the Barbados government are yet to be paid, almost two years after the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) ruled in her favour, according to the…
Gov’t aims to cut crime by keeping children in school
Kingston, Jamaica -- Education Minister Ronald Thwaites has said that, based on statistics, if young people remain in school, their likelihood of getting involved in criminality reduces.
“Minister Bunting has statistics to show that if a…
Dominica schools closed as new weather system threatens
Roseau, Dominica (CMC) -- The Dominica Government Tuesday ordered the closure of schools and urged public workers to remain at home as the island, still recovering from a battering it received from Tropical Storm Erika late last month, was…
Law suits filed over Barbados nursing home deaths
Bridgetown, Barbados -- While the Barbados minister of health has called for the island’s nursing and hospice establishments, registered and unregistered, to step up to the plate, the Gentle Folks Nursing Home, which was featured by…