The Jamaica government has confirmed 4 of the 28 nationals rescued by the Colombian Coast Guard following a fire on their vessel, have returned to the island.

There will be a ban on plastic and styrofoam items in Jamaica starting January next year.

A State of Emergency is declared in Dominica and a 36-hour curfew has been imposed.

Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves says Closed Circuit Television footage does not support the claim by a 70-year-old United States national that she was assaulted and groped in St. Vincent and the Grenadines capital, by two men of Middle Eastern … Continue reading →

The Opposition St. Lucia Labour Party is ramping up the pressure on the government for it’s handling of the Health Sector.

Police Commissioner Ian Queeley expresses outrage following the murder of a member of The Royal St. Christopher & Nevis Police Force.

A 17-year-old boy is one of two persons charged with the murder.

One whistle blower has so far responded to the call by the new Barbados government for people to come forward if they have information about corruption under the last administration.   Attorney General Dale Marshall last week confirmed he will … Continue reading →

A member of Guyana’s Peoples Progressive party will soon face the Privileges Committee.

An article in the New York Times has described Guyana as a vast watery wilderness with only three paved highways.