The Lower House of Antigua and Barbuda’s Parliament voted unanimously yesterday to approve a resolution to end the State of Emergency (SoE) and its accompanying curfew. Prime Minister Gaston Browne tabled the resolution to lift the curfew at 11:59 pm on December 23, which is four...
Police are investigating the discovery of a vessel containing dead bodies found drifting between one of Grenada's sister islands Carriacou, and Union Island yesterday. The gruesome discovery was made by a fisherman from Petite Martinique. In a video posted to social media, the bodies appeared to...
Trinidad and Tobago has recorded its first case of the Omicron variant. This was announced by Minister of Health (MoH) Terrence Deyalsingh who was speaking at a conference hosted by his Ministry on Monday. What's particularly "disturbing", according to Deyalsingh, is the fact that the woman who...
The month of November closed off as being one of the busiest since business returned to Port St Maarten after the no-sail order was lifted for the cruise industry in connection with the pandemic. Port St Maarten says the month of December is expected even to...
The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) on Thursday gave its commitment to promote good governance in its own operations and within its borrowing member countries, and combatting corruption in all forms, as it observed International Anti-Corruption Day. CDB President Dr Gene Leon said in a statement that...