On Wednesday (June 30), Barbados is expected to do away with its nightly curfew. The curfew was first imposed in March 2020 after the island nation recorded 24 new cases of the coronavirus. Prime Minister Mia Mottley made the announcement during a press conference on Saturday...
Ahead of the annual Father’s Day celebrations on Sunday, one attorney is calling for more equity to be afforded to men in regard to the lives of their offspring. Roland Moore – founding member of the advocacy group, ‘Fathers and Men’ (FAM) – is of the...
Jamaica is poised to benefit from the United States donation of an initial 25 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines that have been earmarked for deployment globally, to assist in easing challenges with access being experienced by a number of countries. This was disclosed by Minister of...
Distressing, deplorable, dastardly, ungodly, and unconscionable are just a few of the adjectives Jamaica Council of Churches (JCC) President Reverend Newton Dixon used to describe reports of pastors charged with sexual abuse of children in recent weeks. “I don't know if we have enough adjectives to...
Minister of Health Sir Molwyn Joseph is warning the public not to become complacent as the country continues to record low numbers of Covid-19 cases. Antigua and Barbuda’s active case count is the lowest it has been for the year, with only one person currently recorded...