Officials in St Lucia say they’re grappling with the issue of how to encourage witnesses of serious crimes to help the courts and the police in their investigations.
An undersea cable from Venezuela to Cuba to improve Internet and telecommunications on the island won't be ready until July at the earliest and will cost more than initially thought.
Parliamentarians aligned to the Barbados Labour Party are scheduled to hold another meeting to vote on whether they want current leader Mia Mottley or former Prime Minister Owen Arthur to be in charge of the opposition party.
The United Nations mission in Haiti has expressed its concern at reports that arms are being distributed as the country prepares to hold elections next month.
Media reports out of Barbados are suggesting that the country’s former Prime Minister Owen Arthur is poised to resume the leadership of the Opposition in parliament.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Opposition Leader Dr. Keith Rowley has called for Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar to take action against her Works and Transport Minister Austin Warner.
The United States Census Bureau says the US imported goods totalling $42.9 million from the sub-regional Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) during the first six months of this year.
One-hundred-and-sixty Haitian students who were victims of the devastating earthquake in Port-au-Prince in January are to be flown to Senegal this week to continue their studies at universities there
AMSTERDAM, CMC – Two Dutch Caribbean islands became independent countries early Sunday morning after the Netherlands Antilles was dissolved, five years after legal proceedings began.
Former President Bill Clinton said desperately needed U.S. aid is coming to Haiti despite delays after listening on Wednesday to refugees in a sprawling homeless camp complain of a lack of food, jobs and housing nine months after a devastating earthquake.
The international aid agency, Oxfam, is calling for the United States to stop subsidising exports of American rice to Haiti because it undermines local food production.
Schools and several businesses in Barbados and St. Vincent and the Grenadines were forced to close because of torrential rains associated with a weather system over the Windward Islands.
The chief executive officer of Caribbean Airlines (CAL) is recommending that the Antigua-based LIAT should seriously consider amalgamation with the Trinidad-based carrier if it hopes to survive current challenges.
St Vincent and the Grenadines prime minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves has defended the decision of his administration to privatize the state-owned National Commercial Bank (NCB).
Washington is working on a plan to bring the vast majority of exiled Cuban political prisoners from Spain to the United States and has already processed the first case, a senior State Department official told The Associated Press on Monday.
A 5.1-magnitude earthquake has shaken Cuba's second-largest city, Santiago, and other eastern parts of the island, but there have been no reports of injuries or damage.
