Regional News
IMF Representatives Pay Courtesy Visit To OECS Commission
Two representatives from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Division Chief, Caribbean Western Hemisphere Department, Sonia Muñoz; and Senior Economist and Mission Chief, Grenada Western...
St. Lucia PM Says Politicians ‘More Than Arm’s Length Away’ From CIP
Declaring that the Citizenship By Investment Programme (CIP) is a very sensitive industry, St. Lucia’s Prime Minister Allen Chastanet told reporters on Tuesday that...
St Kitts Government Moves To Pass Historic Legislation – Fixing Term Limits For Prime...
The St. Kitts-Nevis government will on Thursday November 28th - seek to pass legislation that provides for a fixed term for the prime minister,...
Bahamas ‘pressing ahead’ post-Dorian
Almost months after the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama were hit by Dorian, the most devastating hurricane in Bahamian history, executive director of...
Regional countries urged to do more to deal with violence
Caribbean countries are being urged to do more to deal with the issue of violence against women as the region Monday joins the global...
CARICOM congratulates Suriname on its 44th Independence today
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has extended congratulations to the Government and people of Suriname as the country celebrates its 44th anniversary of independence.
CARICOM Secretary-General...
Venezuelan oil in storage tanks to back sanctioned cryptocurrency says-Maduro
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro yesterday said some 30 million barrels of oil sitting in storage tanks would serve as backing for the OPEC nation’s...
Grenada PM presents EC$1.1 billion budget to Parliament
The Grenada government yesterday presented a EC$1.1 billion dollar budget to parliament with Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell - indicating that most of the...
180 CCTV Cameras Introduced by St. Lucia’s Government to Fight Crime
Saint Lucia has introduced 180 CCTV cameras providing coverage from Gros Islet to Castries,as part of measures to fight crime.
The announcement came Monday from...
Public officers take industrial action
Public officers have been advised to stay home today and tomorrow as the Dominica Public Service Union (DPSU) embarks on industrial action over salary...
