Regional airline LIAT said more than 130 flights were cancelled around the region as a result of the safety procedures that were implemented by Antigua\'s airport authorities last year.
The Trinidad-based Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has granted special leave to Trinidad Cement Limited (TCL) and TCL Guyana Incorporated to pursue a case against the Guyana government.
The Trinidad and Tobago government has predicted that that revenues will decline by more than US$400 million this year as a result of falling energy prices.
The General Secretary of the umbrella Caribbean Congress of Labour (CCL), Lincoln Lewis, is concerned that massive job losses could be in store across the Caribbean.
The authorities in the United States said the Coast Guard has repatriated 100 Haitian migrants to their homeland after they were spotted in an overloaded vessel northeast of Cuba.
The authorities in Guyana have called in the security forces to help protect a large conservancy, in which the water level has risen to dangerous levels due to heavy rain.
CARICOM has joined other international bodies in calling for Israel and Palestine to obey a United Nations Security Council resolution for a ceasefire.
Prime Minister Stephenson King has announced that he will outline his government’s plans to stabilise the St Lucian economy in an address to the nation later this month.
Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago Patrick Manning returned to work yesterday, less than four weeks after he successfully underwent surgery in Cuba to remove a malignant tumour in his left kidney.
Many students in Guyana were unable to attend classes this morning due to damage to schools caused by heavy rainfall and flooding in the country recently.
The new chairman of CARICOM, Belize Prime Minister Dean Barrow says his country will be working to enhance the alliance with the regional grouping the Central American Integration System.
The Grenada government says although the global financial crisis has made its presence felt on the island, it hasn\'t to date had much of an impact on the island.
A banking association in the Caribbean has said the banking system in the region is not under any stress as a result of the international financial turmoil.
