Bermuda (CMC):The Bermuda Police Service yesterday confirmed it is investigating alleged online threats against Premier Ewart Brown, who plans to quit politics in two months' time.Brown's press secretary...
Barbados (CMC):The industrial action by doctors employed by the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) continued yesterday even as Health Minister Donville Inniss said he was prepared to give the parties enough time...
Trinidad (CMC):The public auction of 10 properties belonging to Yasin Abu Bakr, the leader of the Jamaat al Muslimeen group involved in the failed coup here in 1990, ended here yesterday, with buyers purchasing all...
Regional airline, LIAT, is scheduled to test the facilities at the Melville Hall airport in Dominica tonight, a few weeks after authorities said the airport in the north of the island would accommodate night landings for the first time.
The government of The Bahamas says it has been compelled to resume immigration enforcement because of the increasing number of Haitians trying to enter the country illegally over the last six months and in particular during the last two weeks.
Haiti's provisional electoral council is scheduled to decide today which of the 34 candidates will be on the presidential ballot for the November 28 election.
St Lucia's tourism minister Allen Chastenet, says the mid-term elections in the United States will present a marketing challenge to Caribbean destinations.
The Ministry of Home Affairs in Guyana is investigating how a release quoting the minister, Clement Rohee making controversial remarks emanated from the ministry.
The Trinidad and Tobago Government has appointed a five-member team to investigate the operations of five state companies under the previous Patrick Manning administration.
Haitian presidential hopeful Wyclef Jean says his country needs a global leader to leader to bring it into the 21st century and get it back on its feet.
The Opposition Antigua Labour Party (ALP) says it will not support the proposal by education ministry to implement school fees for the children of foreigners.
Former military strongman Desi Bouterse on Thursday promised to work with the opposition to develop Suriname as he was inaugurated as President of this Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country.
Grenada's Labour Minister, Karl Hood, has accused the Technical and Allied Workers Union of engaging in ambush tactics in the recent industrial dispute with regional carrier LIAT.
Six member countries of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) are finalising a proposal to be presented to the global fund for health insurance for HIV/AIDS patients.
