Caribbean

Port-Au-Prince, Haiti (CMC): Haiti's two presidential candidates put aside their campaign for a few hours on Tuesday and appealed to the international community to provide more aid to the earthquake battered French Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country....

St John's (CMC):National Security Minister Dr Errol Cort has confirmed that the Canadian-born Assistant Commissioner Jacques Oulette, who presently heads the Criminal Investigations Department, will be leaving...

Port-of-Spain (CMC):Head of the Police Second Division Social Welfare Association, Anand Ramesar yesterday warned that he expects more police officers to stay away from their jobs as they protest the government's five per cent wage offer.Speaking on...

The Canadian government is reporting that last year it welcomed the highest number of immigrants in more than half a century.

The Chairman of CARICOM has expressed doubt that the return of former Haitian President Jean Bertrand Aristide would result in an escalation of unrest and violence in the country.

A Haitian journalist is one of the biggest winners in the news categories of the World Press Photo awards for 2010.

The daughter of the late former St Lucian prime minister, Sir John Compton has accused the party of neglecting the principles and philosophies for which it once stood.

The CARICOM Implementation Agency for Crime and Security has launched an initiative aimed at reducing the use of guns in violent crimes across the 15-member regional grouping.

The Premier of Nevis, Joseph Parry, has rejected accusations by the main opposition party that his Nevis Reformation Party has made attempts to pad the island’s voters’ list.

Barbados Police Commissioner, Darwin Dottin, is warning that the British withdrawal of warships from the Caribbean would be a serious blow.

St. Lucia’s Minister for Public Utilities Guy Joseph has vowed to use his influence to protect consumers from an increase in electricity rates in light of rising oil prices on the global market.