Regional News
Barbados’ children in peril says psychologist
A Barbadian psychologist, Wendy Cave, is concerned that the increasing level of anxiety, depression and other psychological disorders arising from not having face-to-face learning...
Thousands of Guyanese to benefit from free government Wi-Fi
The Government of Guyana, through the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), has begun the installation process of 1,000 free internet access hubs across...
T&T Gov’t negotiating for vaccines for children ages 5 to 11
Government is working to secure COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 5 to 11.
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley provided an update while speaking at a...
Antigua’s PM hints at possible 2022 carnival
Antigua and Barbuda’s Prime Minister Gaston Browne is the latest nation head to hint at hosting what he called the “greatest summer festival”.
During Antigua’s...
Barbados dodges severe third wave of COVID-19
The expectation that thousands of persons in Barbados would become sick due to the Omicron outbreak has not materialized.
Barbados’ Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr...
T&T’s COVID-19 protocols stay in place
It does not appear that Trinidad and Tobago’s Ministry of Health will be following in step with other countries such as the United States...
Dominica & Martinique hold talks on geothermal energy
Martinique is to send a technical team to Dominica as the two islands seek to further enhance cooperation in the area of geothermal energy,...
US Company extends invitation to T&T’s teachers
A US company is inviting 100 Trinidadian teachers to explore teaching positions in the US.
Participate Learning, a US-based company, said in a release that it's...
Tourist arrivals in Barbados continue to soar
Tourism occupancy in Barbados is inching closer to pre-pandemic levels, but existing travel protocols are affecting the country’s competitiveness as a holiday destination.
Chief Executive...
Jamaica Youth parliamentarians say homes no longer havens for children; call for stiffer assault...
Youth parliamentarians in Jamaica on Monday charged that family homes have transformed into lions' dens instead of havens and simultaneously called for heavier fines...
