Telecommunications giants, Flow and Digicel are suing the government of Antigua and Barbuda over the issue of digital spectrum allocation.

A Grenadian family loses an application against Barbados in the Port of Spain based CCJ.

The Barbados government set to pass its second International Monetary Fund.   This from the IMF Deputy Division of the Caribbean Chief, Bert Van Selm.   Speaking with reporters yesterday Mr. Van Selm said he is satisfied with the island … Continue reading →

Over two dozen employees of the Gymnasium Limited Company have been sent home, without severance packages.

The Ganja Growers and Producers Association has lamented that after years of waiting, government is yet to begin the anticipated Alternative Development Program for Traditional and Rastafarian Ganja Farmers.

Police in Guyana are investigating an incident in which at teenager was killed early Sunday during a street football game in the community of Albouystown.

An alarm is sounded in the Bahamas following a suspected gang related incident which has left a teenage boy dead.

Caricom’s delegation to the United Nations on the troubles in Venezuela, has held final meetings.

The Minister of Communities in Guyana is reminding that the government is legitimate and is not in caretaker mode as is being suggested by the Opposition and some political analysts.