Bahamas Prime Minister Philip Davis is encouraging all women, including those who are married, to make complaints to the police, if they are victims of sexual violence. “What I say to any woman, married or not, if they are aggrieved by being assaulted by anyone, they...
The five-crew members of the MV Elizabeth C have been charged by police in St Kitts and Nevis in connection with a drug bust. Desue Mc Farlang and Ronald Ollivierre of Grenada, along with Peter Scotland, Saleem Ali, and Micheal Jack of Trinidad and Tobago have...
As Haiti rapidly spirals into chaos, its island neighbour, the Dominican Republic, has responded with crackdowns on migrants and a military build-up the government claims will "guarantee border security." But some fear those moves will only deepen long-existing xenophobia against Haitian migrants and harm both nations'...
The President of the Saint Lucia Senate, Stanley Felix, will re-appear in court on November 16, after he was granted EC$15,000 on a charge of perverting the course of justice. Felix, 59, appeared before Magistrate Bertlyn Reynolds after he was arrested by police on Thursday as...
The University of the West Indies (UWI) on Thursday announced that it has evolved as a “multi-lingual” institution, with a new policy that will require all new undergraduate students to take up a foreign language and become “conversation competent”. The requirement comes under The UWI’s Foreign...