Disaster officials in the Eastern Caribbean say plans have been put in place to safeguard lives and property as the sub-region prepares for the passage of two weather systems.
The Swiss Federal Criminal Tribunal has rejected an appeal by the family of Haiti\'s former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier to hand over the money seized from accounts in Swiss banks.
Britain has imposed direct rule on the Turks and Caicos Islands after an inquiry found evidence of government corruption and incompetence, according to a report on www.news.bbc.co.uk.
Antiguan students could be facing longer days in school, as consultations begin this week into a proposal made by Education Minister Jacqui Quinn-Leandro.
The Minister of State with responsibility for Labour in Barbados, Senator Arni Walters, will meet representatives of the Barbados Workers Union (BWU) and telecommunications company, LIME tomorrow.
The Former premier of the Turks and Caicos Islands, Michael Misick has lost his appeal against the British government to suspend the territory\'s constitution.
President of the Guyana Public Service Union Patrick Yarde has called for public servants to abstain from participating in polygraph testing which is being used by the government to stamp out corruption at public institutions.
The Guyana based CARICOM Secretariat has launched the second phase of a project aimed at exposing tertiary level students in the Caribbean to the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME).
The National Security Minister of St Lucia Guy Mayers says he intends to have Prime Minister Stephenson King propose a regional amnesty programme for CARICOM nationals living illegally in member countries.
Antigua\'s Attorney General Justin Simon is urging the opposition United Workers Party (UWP) to intensify its fight against alleged corruption in government.
St Lucian Prime Minister Stephenson King is again defending his government\'s decision to access $10.6 million from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Trinidad & Tobago’s Tourism Minister Joseph Ross is raising concern about the negative impact of crime on the tourism product in the twin island republic.
A United States court has been told that financier, Sir Allen Stanford, accused of masterminding a US$7 billion Ponzi scheme is having difficulty finding a lawyer to represent him.
Guyana\'s Opposition Leader, Robert Corbin, is dismissing accusations of diversionary tactics, ahead of a hotly contested leadership challenge later this month.
