Law enforcement authorities say they have intercepted a vessel originating from Jamaica with more than 2,300 pounds of marijuana worth more than EC$30 million (One EC dollar = US$0.37 cents).
A group of Cuban migrants who have been drifting in a makeshift boat off the coast of Grand Cayman for nearly two weeks have been told to leave or face detention.
Assistant secretary of State for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, William Brownfield, is claiming Trinidadian prosecutor Dana Seetahal was the victim of a contract killing ordered
The St Lucia Civil Service Association says the government has started implementing a five per cent reduction in the wages of public servants as the International Monetary Fund urges ...
The UN had been resisting lawsuits from Haiti cholera victims who claim that UN peacekeepers caused the 2010 epidemic that is still ravaging the French-speaking Caribbean country.
President of the Joint Trade Union Movement Ancel Roget, said the labour leaders will lead a mass march to the office of Prime Minister Persad Bissessar next Friday.
Eight months after the Trinidad-based Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) ruled in favour of a Jamaican Shanique Myrie, Bridgetown says it will this week make the payment of compensation awarded to her.
The director of the Seismic Research Centre at the St Augustine campus of the University of West Indies (UWI), Dr Richard Robertson, is calling for appropriate building codes backed by legislation ...
According to the Washington-based financial institution’s Global Economic Prospects (GEP) report, the region is headed for a year of disappointing growth.
The COP’s deputy leader said “politicians continue to play games with the responsibilities entrusted to them, and insult the intelligence and integrity of the nation".
Leader of St Lucia’s United Workers Party Allen Chastanet has blasted the Kenny Anthony administration's proposal to cut the salaries of public servants by five per cent.
The outgoing Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer has conceded defeat as the main opposition ALP appears headed for a landslide victory a decade after it was booted out of office in 2004.
The Barbados government today warned importers of patties of any variety from Jamaica, or fully-cooked poultry products from any Caribbean Community country, that they must first obtain a permit.
The St Vincent and the Grenadines government is providing houses free of cost to people who were left homeless after the devastating storms last Christmas.
The IMF said St. Lucia has joined a new open data initiative, which will provide technical assistance and build capacity for countries to open priority data sets, including budget data.
Union and officials from the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Cabinet Sub-Committee met on Friday to discuss cost-cutting measures within the public service.
The Government of Haiti has revealed that it is facing strong challenges from several property owners in the capital Port-au-Prince as it seeks to take possession of lands needed to construct a new ..
