Governor General Sir Rodney Williams (right) presents over $7,000 worth of hand sanitisers to Minister of Social Transformation Dean Jonas. The items, donated by the Mill Reef Fund, are intended for use […]
Antigua: Help for the elderly
Guyana: ‘Not just ballots’
WHILE in principle the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) is leaning towards June 13 as the new deadline for the completion of the national recount as proposed by the Elections Secretariat, it remains […]
Trinidad: TTFA wants to settle FIFA dispute by mediation
THE former TT Football Association (TTFA) executive, led by ousted president William Wallace, is hoping to settle their dispute with FIFA out of court, suggesting the matter be resolved through mediation. TTFA […]
Suriname: Choennie-‘Current situation’ worrisome ”
Bishop Karel Choennie personally finds the situation that now arises around the determination of the election results “worrying and questionable”. He argues that “for the first time in history” there will be delayed […]
Barbados: MORE JOBS NEEDED IN AGRICULTURE TO REDUCE RELIANCE ON IMPORTED FOOD
THE region’s over-reliance on imported food is something thatCaribbean countries must work to reduce, by creating more jobs in theagricultural sector. Wayne Chen, President of the Caribbean Employers’ Confederation and amember of […]
Jamaica: Car Mileage Fraud In Overdrive – As Cracks Open Up In Screening, Dispute Emerges Over Inspection Certificates
Despite the establishment of a pre-shipment regime by the Government to protect consumers, unsuspecting Jamaicans are still being deceived by unscrupulous used-car dealers who are rolling back the mileage generated on vehicles […]
Press Release#- World Bank Provides US$159 Million for Regional Air Transport Connectivity in Dominica, Grenada, Haiti, and Saint Lucia
World Bank Provides US$159 Million for Regional Air Transport Connectivity in Dominica, Grenada, Haiti, and Saint Lucia WASHINGTON – May 28, 2020 – The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved a series of Caribbean […]
