The head of the United Nations mission in Haiti has unveiled new efforts to provide secure housing to thousands of people made homeless by the January 12 earthquake.
Governments in the region have reiterated that commercial fraud is costing the Caribbean hundreds of millions of dollars in loss of government revenue.
Haiti’s High Court has convicted an American missionary of trying to take 33 children out of the country to the Dominican Republic following the January 12 earthquake.
Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Patrick Manning has given a relatively upbeat assessment of the fortunes of the local operations of the Clico financial group, which his administration stepped in to rescue in January last year.
St Lucia is seeking to improve its trading relationship with member countries of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States by participating in a six-day trade mission to St Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada.
St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister, Dr Denzil Douglas, says his party will not be contesting another general election in the twin island federation under the existing electoral boundaries.
The Central Electoral Board in the Dominican Republic has confirmed that one person was killed during polls to elect senators, delegates and mayors yesterday.
Haitian prosecutors have asked for a six-month prison term for US missionary Laura Silsby, who was arrested for trying to leave Haiti with 33 children following the devastating January 12 earthquake.
The government of St Lucia says it expects significant reductions in the cost of telecommunications services, as a result of the granting of operating licences to a number of new companies.
Trinidad and Tobago’s ruling Peoples National Movement (PNM) has chided United National Congress leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar for publicly tearing to pieces the party’s manifesto for the May 24 general election.
Officials of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) say the group is seeking to move forward with the integration process in the sub-region.
The Barbados-based Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) is concerned that the impending strike by British Airways cabin crew could affect regional tourism.
Jean Holder, the chairman of regional airline LIAT says night landing operations at Dominica\'s main Melville Hall Airport could give a much needed boost to tourism on the island.
A new Ship Boarding Agreement has been signed between St Vincent and the Grenadines and the United States as part of an initiative to prevent the spread of weapons of mass destruction.
World Bank President, Robert Zoellick, is urging donor nations to honour their aid pledges to help Haiti rebuild from January\'s devastating earthquake.
Anguilla remains without a national budget as political parties in the United Kingdom try to broker a deal following the inconclusive general elections last week.
