Antigua’s Opposition Leader Steadroy Benjamin yesterday appeared in court on the heels of accusations that he certified a fraudulent passport application.
Police Commissioner George Jackson has dismissed fellow Vincentian Allan Palmer from the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) over an allegedly malicious blog the officer kept.
The Security Minister in Guyana Clement Rohee has criticised the Inter-American Development Bank’s (IDB), handling of a component of a US$22 million Citizens’ Security Programme it has financed.
The police in Guyana said they expect Brazil to hand over two key suspects in the 2005 killing of two American missionaries near the border with the Brazilian state of Roraima.
The Director General of the Caribbean Regional Negotiating Machinery (CRNM), Henry Gill, said all is set for the September 2 signing of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with Europe, despite calls for the new trade deal to be renegotiated.
The Director General of the Caribbean Regional Negotiating Machinery (CRNM), Henry Gill, said all is set for the September 2 signing of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with Europe, despite calls for the new trade deal to be renegotiated.
Barbados is to identify a minimum set of economic rights to which CARICOM immigrants will be entitled under the freedom of movement provisions of the Single Market and Economy.
A week after he was critically injured in a gun attack in Antigua, which claimed the life of his bride, Benjamin Mullany was yesterday pronounced dead by a British hospital.
The resignation of the Dominican opposition leader Earl Williams of the United Workers Party has prompted calls from the other opposition party on the island, for Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit to also step down.
Antiguan Prime Minister, Baldwin Spencer wants Scotland Yard to help solve the murder of British bride Catherine Mullany and the shooting of her husband.
A reward of more than 60 thousand pounds has been offered for information leading to the conviction of the killer of a British doctor on honeymoon in Antigua.
Bahamian authorities are searching for a number of Haitians who they fear may have drowned after they jumped into the sea yesterday in a bid to enter the country illegally.
