Antigua and Barbuda is standing firm on its decision not to accept the 14 Cameroonians, who are detained in St Kitts and Nevis after being rescued from a sinking boat in March, back into the country. The government had previously said it would have accepted the...
Grade six students from across St Vincent and the Grenadines will take the final component of the Caribbean Primary Examination Assessment (CPEA) on May 4 and 5. The Ministry of Education says 1,702 students comprising of 846 males and 856 females will sit the exam at...
The Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC) demolished two brothels operated by a Venezuelan woman, who was recently convicted of human trafficking. The Ministry of Home Affairs said the GGMC’s destroyed the two brothels, which were located at Barakatt Backdam and Crusher Landing in Region Seven,...
The chairman of the Dr Eric Williams Memorial Committee, Reginald Vidale, is calling for the founding fathers of the regional integration movement, CARICOM to be awarded the Caribbean highest award, posthumously as the region celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Chaguaramas. The Order of...
Marine Branch Officers of the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands stopped 244 illegal migrants in a vessel heading towards the western shores of Providenciales early this morning. According to a report, around 4:30 am, the officers intercepted a 45ft wooden vessel, powered by twin outboard engines...