National Taxi Operators have been asked to call off a planned strike, which is aimed at getting the government to respond to persistent appeals for fare increases. Although the national strike was not staged some taxi drivers in St. Mary … Continue reading →

Police in Grenada have arrested and charged 9 people, including 2 juveniles, after an estimated $750,000 EC worth of marijuana, to be used as evidence in ongoing court matters disappeared from a station in the northern parish of St. Patrick. … Continue reading →

Protesting teachers and other public workers in Belize call the Prime Minister a coward, after he place on Facebook his government’s offer. Yesterday President of the Belize National Teachers Union, Elena Smith challenged Prime Minister Brecino to face workers and … Continue reading →

Grenada continues to welcome international flights and visitors. And Health Minister Nickolas Steele says this creates greater risks. There are more than 10,000 vaccine doses still available. Minister Steele said yesterday it is important for the doses to be used … Continue reading →

Seismic activity at the La Soufrière volcano has remained low since the tremor associated with the explosion and ash venting 2 days ago. The scientists monitoring the volcano are indicating that over the last 24 hours only a few long-period, … Continue reading →

The largest eruption has occurred at the La Soufrierre Volcano in St. Vincent and the Grenadines Reports are saying the dome has collapsed and there are pyroclastic flows along the valleys on the eastern and western coasts of the country. … Continue reading →

In the Bahamas, the vaccine is being administered. Among the first to receive it, the country’s leaders, including Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis and his wife. His Minister of Health Renward Wells also got his shot yesterday morning. Nurse Ruth … Continue reading →