The Office of the President of Guyana says it has become aware of a fake account on social media seeking to solicit money from “unsuspecting citizens” for a fake United Nations fund. In a brief statement, the office of the … Continue reading →

Grenada’s Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell is warning his people to do everything possible to avoid contracting the coronavirus. In an address to the nation yesterday, Dr. Mitchell used Trinidad and Tobago as an example of what could happen if … Continue reading →

The ruling Jamaica Labour Party’s General Secretary Dr. Horace Chang is predicting at least forty seats in the September 3rd general election. Dr. Chang says the party is even more popular now than back in 2016 when it took eleven … Continue reading →

The St. Kitts-Nevis government is hoping to reopen the borders by October, after a careful consideration of the health and safety needs of citizens and residents. But Prime Minister Dr. Timothy Harris is concerned that the people of St. Kitts … Continue reading →

As the election temperature continues to rise, in Jamaica, the opposition People’s National Party has announced that if it forms the next government, it would hold a referendum on whether to remove Queen Elizabeth II as Head of State.  Both the Jamaica Labour Party and the … Continue reading →

Another walkout in the Bahamas, this time by workers of the Ministry of Education. The workers say someone in the building is believed to be COVID positive and nothing has been done to protect them. Employee Barry Stuart this morning … Continue reading →

On his first full day in office as President of Guyana, Dr. Irfaan Ali tells Heads of Department at his official office, his government will deliver the best to the people. President Dr. Ali also reminded staffers he prefers teamwork. … Continue reading →

Jamaica, Haiti, Guyana and Suriname have now recorded a total of 7 deaths from the coronavirus. Health authorities in those Caribbean community countries have renewed calls for their populations to take the necessary measures to prevent the spread of the … Continue reading →

Groups and individuals against the Grenada government’s Coronavirus Control Bill are seeing dangers ahead. They want the controversial bill not just withdrawn but scrapped. Protesters yesterday gathered outside the Parliament building, carrying placards, which showed their displeasure with the piece of … Continue reading →

Former Barbados Prime Minister Owen Seymour Arthur is dead. He was 70-years-old. A brief government statement has confirmed Mr. Arthur died during the early hours this morning. It said Mr. Arthur, the longest serving head of government, died at 12.26 am. … Continue reading →