The People’s Progressive Party said it is deeply disturbed by the recent decisions of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) to reduce the number of Polling Places, especially in their strongholds...

Vincentians have been alerted to certain measures in place for persons travelling to the Republic of China (Taiwan), South Korea and Japan, which were expedited in response to the expanding novel c...

The issue of crime and violence in the Caribbean has been labelled “ a public health disorder” by Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Chair, Prime Minister Mia Mottley. To arrest issues of crime, viol...

St Maarten has recorded its second murder for the year after a man was found with gunshot wounds in a vehicle. A statement from Police Force of Sint Maarten sayson February20,thepolice patrol an...

How can Jamaicans cash in on the billion-dollar Carnival industry? That was the question on the lips of several local entrepreneurs in attendance at the recent Carnival In Jamaica National ...

The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is seeking to reduce the region’s food importation bill by 25 per cent through a collaborative effort with the private sector. Yesterday, the Caribbean Congress...

The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen corporation between the trade block and the energy-rich state. ...

A dengue epidemic in several French Caribbean islands has claimed its second victim, officials said Wednesday. A 75-year-old French woman who travelled regularly to St. Martin died this month af...

Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley saysoverfishing isaffecting the size and volume of flying fish being caught in Caribbean waters. Dr Rowley was speaking with Barbados Prime Min...

If you are coughingorsuffering from itchy eyes, then you are probably feeling the effects of the Saharan dust. Several Caribbean countries have warned their nationals to takehealthprecautionsas ...

Acting Commissioner of the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda, Atlee Patrick Rodney, has been confirmed to the post by the Police Service Commission. Rodney has been acting as Commissione...

Threestudents were arrested in St Maarten aftera firearm was found in a schoolbag belonging to one of them. A statement from the Police Force of Sint Maartensays its dispatchcentrereceived sever...

The first one-million barrels of Guyanese crude oil was transferred to Shell, yesterday. A statement from the Ministry of the Presidency said the crude was transferred from the Liza Destiny Floa...

The government of St Kitts and Nevis is on high alert, ready to cope with COVID-19should it reach their shores. That’s according to Minister of Tourism, Lindsay Grant. During an interview w...

The exorbitant taxes on intra-regional travel havebeena deafening blow to the cash-strapped Caribbean airline LIAT. Chairman of the Liat Shareholders Government Group and Prime Minister of St Vi...

The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) is forming a Single Compliance Department to tackle theissues of de-risking and correspondent banking. Outgoing Chairman of the Caribbean Comm...

A fixed roaming rate for CARICOM countries is in the works for 2020. Chair of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Prime Minister Mia Mottley made the disclosure this morning at the 31st Inter-ses...

Amid speculation that it could have been a case oftit for tat, Jamaica House has offered reasons as to why Prime Minister Andrew Holness did not attend the 31st Inter-sessional Meeting of the Confe...

Farmers can expect a quicker response time from police whenever their crops are stolenor destroyedas the Grenada government has launchedapraedial larceny hotline in collaboration with theRoyal Gren...

Trinidad and Tobago's Ministry of Education (MoE) is warning of a new 'dangerous' internet challenge, which has made its way into schools in the twin-island Republic. [related node_id='075b99d0-...