Head of the Observer Mission from the Organization of American States (OAS) said its seeking to assure that its presence in Dominica will not interfere with the local electoral authorities.
Antigua and Barbuda\'s National Security Minister is warning artistes who portray violence and gangsterism in their lyrics, that they are not welcome in the country.
Residents who live close to Monserrat’s volcano will have to remain in shelters a while longer, as authorities have not cleared their communities as safe for habitation.
Dominica\'s Prime Minister, Roosevelt Skerrit has reportedly angered the governments of Antigua and Anguilla with comments he made on the campaign trail ahead of this Friday\'s general election.
Antigua’s Education Minister, Jacqui Quinn-Leandro, has warned untrained teachers to upgrade their qualification or face being forced from the classroom.
Lawmakers in the US Virgin Islands are being urged to implement measures that will require corporations doing business in the territory to research their history and disclose any links to the transatlantic slave trade.
President of Guyana Bharrat Jagdeo said the Copenhagen climate change summit will be a failure if it comes up with just a political agreement instead of a binding one.
Grenadian Prime Minister Tillman Thomas says his administration will be scrutinising the country’s libel laws as part of an overall strategy that includes making information more widely available.
A Grenadian diplomat has warned of the dire consequences for the planet and its people if concrete action to curb the effects of climate change is not taken at a global summit underway in Copenhagen, Denmark.
A Grenadian diplomat has warned of the dire consequences for the planet and its people if concrete action to curb the effects of climate change is not taken at a global summit underway in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Officials in the Bahamas say they need to sign just two more tax information exchange agreements in order to be taken off the grey list of the Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
The group, Citizens for Defence of Grenada\'s Lands and Heritage wants Prime Minister Tillman Thomas to explain his government’s position on casino gambling.
