Caribbean

Cuba's state telecom agency Etecsa has granted approval to an artist Kcho to open the country's first public wireless hub at his cultural centre. Kcho, who has close ties to the Cuban government, is operating the hub using his own,...

Barrister, John Masters, has been appointed the new Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) of the Turks and Caicos Islands. Governor of the British Overseas Territory, Peter Beckingham, made the announcement yesterday. Masters will take up the...

Jamaican investigators probing alleged extrajudicial killings by members of the Royal St Lucia Police Force have found that a blacklist or death list existed. In a radio and television address last night, Prime Minister Dr Kenny Anthony said...

The Bahamian government says students registering for the new academic year will be required to show that they have a permit authorising them to reside legally in the country. In addition, the students will have to show they are in possession of a...

The United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency says it has apprehended ten Caribbean migrants in the waters off Miami. The agency says the migrants, whose nationalities were not identified, were nabbed after agents deployed warning...

Guyanese president Donald Ramotar says the National assembly will be dissolved on Saturday, as Guyana prepares for a general election on May 11. In a radio and television broadcast last night, Ramotar recalled he had prorogued the parliament last...

The Caribbean country of Guyana is in mourning following the weekend tragedy in which a teacher and six students were killed when the car in which they were travelling plunged into a canal along East Coast Demerara.