13 die in gunfights with police in Mexico

Gunmen in Mexico opened fire on police and civilians Wednesday in two separate incidents, in which at least 13 people died, according to a government statement. One incident was gang related. Federal Police officers aboard a helicopter spotted a…

Clashes at Guantanamo over hunger strike prisoners

  Prisoners and guards have clashed at Guantanamo Bay as authorities moved inmates, many of whom are on hunger strike, out of communal cellblocks. The move came after detainees covered surveillance cameras and windows, a US Army spokesman said. He…

33 dead in Peru bus crash

A packed passenger bus tumbled into a river near the Peruvian city of Trujillo early Saturday, killing at least 33 people, state media reported, citing regional authorities. The bus was carrying 43 seated passengers, but there were many others…

9 Dead in Pakistan Blast

Pakistani police say a bomb blast on a bus killed nine people Saturday near the northwestern city of Peshawar.   Police say at least 15 people were injured in the blast in the suburban town of Matani.   No one has claimed responsibility for the…

Kerry hails Chinese North Korea pledge

US Secretary of State John Kerry says China is "very serious" about a pledge to help resolve tensions over North Korea's nuclear programme. The US and China earlier said they were committed to the "denuclearisation" of the Korean peninsula. Mr Kerry…

Pope picks cardinals to advise on Vatican reform

The Catholic Church's new leader has appointed a group of top churchmen to advise him on how to reform the Vatican's often arcane bureaucracy. Pope Francis chose eight cardinals and a bishop who between them represent nearly every continent, and…

Plane Misses Runway in Indonesia

An airplane carrying more than 100 people overshot a runway on the Indonesian resort island of Bali and landed in the sea, but no one died in the accident.Officials say all of the passengers and crew members were rescued after the aircraft went into…

Renenue Control Unit wants business persons to “Regularize their businesses or face penalties

  Business persons could face stiff penalties for not regulating their businesses. That’s the word coming from the Revenue Control Unit on Thursday 11th April).   The Revenue Control Unit, Ministry of Finance, Trade and Tourism is reminding owners,…

Employment Registration Drive to be held on Tuesday, April 16th

The Providenciales branch of the Chamber of Commerce is partnering with the Employment Services Department of The Turks & Caicos Islands in conjunction with the TCI Hotel and Tourism Association to host an Employment Registration Drive in on…

TCIG Procurement Board Meeting

Interested members of the public will have an opportunity to witness the opening of TCIG’s latest tender bids next week. The TCIG Procurement Board is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, April 17, and in accordance with Section 41 (2) of the Public…