ST JOHN’S, Antigua -- The government of Antigua and Barbuda has been asked to pay LIAT additional funds to meet its debt to the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB). The money requested is commensurate with the country’s shareholding, local media reported. Antigua and Barbuda owns a 34...
PRESIDENT of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), Sir Dennis Byron, is set to leave office in 2018, having attained his seventh year of stewardship at the CCJ. The tenure of President is for a non-renewable term of seven years. The process of seeking his replacement...
There’s an island in the Lesser Antilles that the head of one of the oldest institutions of higher education in Southern California, United States thinks very highly of. In fact, President of Woodbury University, David Steele-Figueredo, Ph.D., thinks the United States can learn a lot from...
The pilot of the Air Services Cessna aircraft that went missing in Guyana early Sunday is dead. On Sunday afternoon, shortly after locating the missing aircraft, members of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) discovered the lifeless body of the pilot Imran Khan. The pilot was the only...
Henley & Partners is threatening legal action against a blogger who recently alleged that one of the company’s officials solicited monies from a businessman in exchange for a diplomatic passport from an Eastern Caribbean country. Responding to questions posed by OBSERVER media via email, the company...