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PM Congratulates Saint Lucian On Making Forbes List
Prime Minister Allen Chastanet has congratulated Johanan Dujon on making the 30 under 30 2020 Forbes List in Manufacturing & Industry.
Regional governments reach ‘consensus’ on LIAT deal
A new agreement has apparently been struck as the government of Barbados has apparently come off its initial stance of requesting US $40 million from the Government of Antigua and Barbuda (GOAB) to acquire most of its 49 percent…
Graduates still awaiting associate degrees a year after completing programme
A year after graduating from the Occupational Associate Degree programme at Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) in Kingston, scores of graduates are yet to receive the document which confirms that they have earned the qualification.
Court freezes bank accounts of Chinese nationals
A High Court judge has granted an order prohibiting two Chinese nationals from disposing of close to $10 million which had been paid by a State company for the construction of a government school.
Re-elected Dominica PM calls for regional interests to be defended
Caribbean people and institutions have to stand in defence of the region against external attacks from those who don’t have its best interests at heart, says Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit.
All six RSS member countries in Dominica – RSS official
An official at the Regional Security Services (RSS) Headquarters in Barbados, Colonel Ford has informed Dominica News Online (DNO) that all six RSS member countries have, at the request of the Dominican authorities, dispatched law…
Trinidad AG: Law coming to stop prisoners’ use of internet in jail
Prisoners in local jails are communicating on the Internet using 4G and LTE technology, prompting the Government to amend the Interception of Communication law soon to deal with this.
Fifteen countries ban travel for Venezuela’s Maduro and allies
Fifteen countries have banned 29 Venezuelans - including the country's President Nicolas Maduro and his close allies - from travelling within their borders as part of diplomatic efforts to push him to step down.
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Dominica protesters block airport roads in election fight
Protesters trying to cancel national elections have blocked roads leading to the main airport on the eastern Caribbean island of Dominica.
Concerned Group Writes Saint Lucia PM On High Travel Taxes
This communication is born out of a regional movement of Caribbean citizens who have come together in opposition to the current cost of intra-regional travel and governments’ role in escalating airfares.
Suspected swine flu death in Trinidad
The wife of a former local government councillor died on Thursday from a suspected case of the H1N1 flu virus (swine flu).
Soldier arrested for sexual assault of 12-year-old boy
A sergeant in the T&T Defence Force was arrested by officers of the Special Operations Response Team (SORT) yesterday for the alleged rape and buggery of a child.
Grand Bahamas Welcomes First Set Of Visitors Since Hurricane Dorian
Nearly three months after Hurricane Dorian, a category five storm slammed in Grand Bahama, tourism officials have welcomed the first official flight to the Fixed Based Operators at Grand Bahama International Airport.
Dominica’s Prime Minister silent after Al Jazeera report
One day after international news organization, Al Jazeera, aired its report on the alleged sale of diplomatic passports in the Caribbean, Prime Minister of Dominica, Roosevelt Skerrit, has not given an opinion on the matter.
Electronic device found following parkade explosion
Police have confirmed that an electronic device was recovered at the Government Campus’ Parkade following an explosion yesterday.