The Antiguan government has rejected claims that the quality of flour imported from Guyana is not the same as that offered by St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada.
The United Nation’s Children’s Fund has provided the Dominican Education Ministry with education supplies to replace those damaged during Hurricane Dean.
The ruling United Workers Party (UWP) in Saint Lucia is to launch a Commission of Inquiry into the financial dealings of the former Labour Party administration.
Guyana\'s main opposition Peoples National Congress Reform (PNCR) is threatening to derail the country\'s hosting of this year\'s Caribbean Festival of Arts (CARIFESTA).
The police in Trinidad and Tobago said they have seized more than TT$2 million worth of compressed marijuana at a beach in the northern section of the island.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Health Minister Jerry Narace said the migration of nurses and doctors from Caribbean states has cost regional governments US$17 million between 1998 and 2000 to train others.
The leader of the opposition party in St. Lucia wants changes to be made to the electoral nomination process, to identify political aspirants who have dual citizenship.
Turks and Caicos Premier, Michael Misick said he would not renounce his position as the head of government in the wake of allegations that he sexually assaulted an American woman.
A march around central Georgetown has been planned for today to protest the actions by President Bharrat Jagdeo to close down the country’s most watched television station, CNS Channel 6.
