Regional News
Haiti signs MOU with USAID to preserve natural resources
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Haiti which underlines the need to preserve the...
New World Bank Vice President Axel van Trotsenburg to visit Jamaica
New World Bank Vice President for Latin America and the Caribbean, Axel van Trotsenburg, will start a two day visit to Jamaica on April...
St. Lucia maintains position on LIAT
The St. Lucia government Thursday reiterated its position that it would not support the financially troubled regional airline, LIAT, unless there are changes to...
Antigua PM backs China’s aid packages to the region
Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne has again criticized the position of the United States regarding China’s assistance programme to the region, saying...
Flood of lawsuits, flight of investors on cards with US Cuba move
The US decision to enforce a tough but long-delayed law in Cuba could have far-reaching effects, including triggering an avalanche of lawsuits as well...
IDB approves financial plan worth US$300 million for Barbados
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) says it has approved a new country strategy with Barbados, which will have a financial plan for the period...
Thousands of Saint Lucians to Benefit From Tax Savings
In a Budget Address that centred on people-centric growth and bringing relief to Saint Lucians, Prime Minister Hon. Allen Michael Chastanet announced Personal Income...
Grenadian cocoa and chocolate producers increase knowledge about sanitary standards for export
Through a series of workshops offered by IICA, the Grenada Chocolate Company, a small cooperative of cocoa farmers and chocolate producers - was able...
Tourism growth in Jamaica stimulates investments
Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett, says the dynamic growth in tourism is stimulating investment activity across Jamaica, where jobs and opportunities are being created...
Jamaicans Masterminds Of CARICOM Skills Certificate Fraud says confidential report
Jamaicans are the main culprits in an emerging illicit scheme of Caribbean nationals submitting fraudulent skills certificate to obtain the right to work in...
