A group of investors is calling for an Antiguan court to remove a British accounting firm appointed to collect the assets of the bank at the center of an alleged fraud scheme by Allen Stanford.
The government and business community in Trinidad and Tobago have condemned calls by a pressure group to stage protest action this week ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Summit.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said part of the economic woes in the Caribbean is due in part to the reduction in the amount of foreign direct investment that’s flowing into the region.
The governing Labour Party in St Kitts and Nevis said it expects a redrawing of boundaries work to continue despite the resignation of two of the five members of the country\'s Constituency Boundaries Commission.
Speculation is rife that Dominica’s Prime Minister, Roosevelt Skerrit, will shortly announce the date for the general election, which is constitutionally due in 2010.
Leaders from the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) are this week furthering talks on plans to establish an economic union, at their meeting in Anguilla.
The son of Bermuda’s Youth and Sport Minister is out on bail after being implicated by police in a shooting incident, which left two persons hospitalised.
Published:Wednesday | November 18, 2009 | 10:16 AM
Amnesty International said the authorities in Haiti must enact legislation to protect children working as domestic help in conditions that amount to slavery. The lobby group was speaking ahead of Universal Children’s Day.
Published:Wednesday | November 18, 2009 | 10:15 AM
A United States federal appeals court has ruled that hundreds of investors can keep the millions of dollars they put into disgraced Texas Financier, Sir Allen Stanford\'s alleged US$7 billion Ponzi scheme.
A high court judge in Antigua is to continue hearing evidence in cases brought by the opposition Labour Party, challenging the results of this year’s general election.
