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This special sixth sense has helped my career

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When broadband monopolies pushed out scrappy local ISPs, we all suffered

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Simon & Schuster drops plans to distribute book by police officer involved in Breonna Taylor shooting

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Trinidad & Tobago: CoP on end of his contract: Wait and see after August 18

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NYC: NYC court clerk allegedly caught calling defendant ‘N-word’ on hot mic

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Jamaica: Cocaine valued at over $300 million seized in major drug busts

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NYC: Trio pummel USPS worker in Staten Island beatdown, take off in Jaguar: cops

By caribreport on April 15, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Two men and a women went postal on an on- duty USPS worker in Staten Island — and then got away in a Jaguar sedan after the beatdown police said. The 47-year-old […]

Jamaica: Murders up by 4.3 per cent over last year, but… says Chang

By caribreport on April 15, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

National Security Minister, Dr Horace Chang, is reporting that as of Tuesday, April 13, the murder rate in Jamaica was 4.3 per cent ahead of the corresponding period in 2020. However, the […]

Futures Reverse Overnight Weakness, Surge To Record High

By caribreport on April 15, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Despite a bevy of banks now warning that this is as good as it gets and a sharp market correction is imminent, nothing could spoil the markets party overnight, overnight we saw futures […]

Haiti: Haiti gets new PM, the sixth under President Moïse

By caribreport on April 15, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Hours after being appointed as Haiti’s new prime minister on Wednesday, Claude Joseph said the solution to Haiti’s ongoing violence is the upcoming elections. “Delivering free, fair and transparent elections is the […]

Bahamas: VACCINATION BY FORCE: Labour director warns businesses against mandatory vaccination policies

By caribreport on April 15, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Director of Labour John Pinder said yesterday that his department received numerous complaints and inquiries from associates of Sushi Rokkan after the restaurant in Old Fort Bay Town Center […]

Suriname: President: “Un n’e begi en un no e go leni”

By caribreport on April 15, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

President Chan Santokhi has pledged to introduce a school food and satchels project. He also promised that all educational institutions will have free Wi-Fi. The head of state spoke at a government press conference […]

Dominican Republic: Moonshine continues to kill in Dominican Republic

By caribreport on April 15, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Santo Domingo.- Intoxications with alcoholic beverages mixed with methanol, the cause of death of more than 300 people between 2020 and so far in 2021, have led to the arrest of more […]

Jamaica: Wright walks free for now

By caribreport on April 15, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Frustration is mounting in the ruling Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) over the handling of the allegations of domestic abuse stalking its embattled first-time lawmaker from Westmoreland, George Wright. Wright, who the police […]

What Brooklyn rats can teach us about designing cities for everyone

By caribreport on April 14, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Go to a government technology or innovation conference and look around, and you’ll see that the majority of attendees tend to be white and male. In 2015, women made up 22% of […]

This probiotic soap doesn’t pollute rivers it gets into—it helps clean them

By caribreport on April 14, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

In parts of Peru, it’s still common to wash laundry in rivers and streams, both because of tradition and because millions of people don’t have running water at home. Using laundry soap […]

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