(Trinidad Guardian) Speculation by the United National Congress (UNC) and the Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) that the Government will postpone Local Government Elections has been rubbished by Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley.
(Trinidad Express) Commissioner of Police, Gary Griffith says he is taking action against human trafficking and the exploitation of women and minors, paying particular attention to night clubs, bars, and brothels where these women are being used.
(Barbados Nation) DAYS AFTER the Barbados Sea Turtle Project sent out a warning about the dangers of fire pits, 25 pounds of rusty nails were collected from a few square feet of one of the island’s most popular beaches yesterday. And deputy director of the Sea Turtle Project, Carla Daniel, is warning that the practice of lighting bonfires poses a danger not only to turtles who come up to nest, but to people and children using the beach.
(Barbados Nation) The waves of Sargassum seaweed heading toward Barbados and its neighbours could be as devastating to national economies as a strong tropical storm or a Category 1 hurricane.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Prime Minister Andrew Holness yesterday announced that a state of emergency has been declared in the police division of St Andrew South.
(Trinidad Guardian) A fairy tale came to life for 16-year-old Karina Samaroosingh who arrived in a golden carriage at the Trinidad Hilton and Conference Centre in Port-of-Spain for her graduation ball, much to the surprise of guests, parents, teachers and fellow graduates.
(Trinidad Guardian) More than a year after the Anti Gang Act 2018 was proclaimed into law, not a single gangster has been convicted although police have charged several people.
NEW ORLEANS, (Reuters) – Seeking to put to rest a weeks-old controversy that has dogged his campaign for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, Joe Biden apologized yesterday for touting his past record of working civilly with segregationists serving in the U.S.
SAO PAULO, (Reuters) – Brazilian musician João Gilberto, 88, who developed bossa nova music and helped turn the style into a worldwide craze, died yesterday in his house in Rio de Janeiro, relatives confirmed through messages in social media.
(Jamaica Observer) Jamaica, despite being pushed by fellow regional states, on Friday stood its ground that it will not participate in the second round of the Carib-bean Community (Caricom) Development Fund (CDF), based on a decision taken by the previous Administration in 2015.
(Barbados Nation) Early yesterday afternoon, personnel from the French Navy reported to their counterparts at the Barbados Coast Guard that a jet ski bearing the registration number of the one that went missing on June 24, with two American tourists aboard, was spotted off the coast of Guadeloupe.
(Trinidad Express) Stay focused, relax, say your prayers and believe in yourself.
(Jamaica Gleaner) President of the Caribbean Maritime University (CMU), Professor Fritz Pinnock, is to go on leave amid ongoing corruption investigations involving former Minister of Education, Ruel Reid, the Education Ministry and the University.
(Trinidad Guardian) Caricom is proposing attaching a fee to the airline and cruise ship tickets of tourists to help fund regional security institutions.
(Trinidad Guardian) The unwillingness of citizens to support moves to make the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) this country’s final appellate court is directly linked to a lack of trust and confidence in the local Judiciary.
(Trinidad Express) Two men were killed minutes apart in Curepe and Piarco on Thursday night.
(Trinidad Express) School teacher Dexter Pollard lost control of his car on the Uriah Butler Highway near Caroni some time on Thursday night.
(Trinidad Guardian) An autopsy has determined that three-year-old Isaiah Hazel died of hyperthermia.
(Jamaica Observer) Earlier this week it was reported that Omar Robinson, president of the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA), expressed that Airbnb operators should be asked to pay hotel accommodation tax.
(Jamaica Gleaner) In 2017, fewer Jamaicans migrated to foreign countries in comparison to 2016, data from the 2018 Economic and Social Survey Jamaica (ESSJ) has revealed.
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