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February 3, 2011

St Kitts-Nevis to host climate change conference

Issues relating to climate change and ethical principles in the Caribbean will be discussed in St Kitts and Nevis on March 8-9, 2011, when experts across the region meet for a conference. Science, ethics and policies will be at the forefront of…

February 3, 2011

Calls to end world’s longest running banana trade dispute

The International Trade Committee (ITC) is recommending that Europe should help put an end to the world’s longest running trade dispute, by giving its final consent to the 2009 Geneva deal on banana trade tariffs. According to a CMC report from…

February 3, 2011

New gunfire erupts in central Cairo

Heavy gunfire reverberated in central Cairo before dawn Thursday as…

February 3, 2011

World leaders denounce attacks on Egyptian protesters

Leaders around the globe joined a chorus of condemnation Wednesday over the eruption of violence in Cairo as embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak struggled to maintain his grip on power. Violence between pro- and anti-government…

February 3, 2011

Gulf of Mexico ‘to recover from BP spill by end 2012’

The Gulf of Mexico will have largely recovered from the BP oil spill by the end of…

February 3, 2011

Larry Hagman to return for new Dallas series

US actor Larry Hagman is to appear in a TV remake of classic 1980s soap opera Dallas, it has…

February 3, 2011

Turn for the Worse: Mubarak Backers and Opponents Clash

CAIRO – Supporters of President Hosni Mubarak charged into Cairo's…

February 1, 2011

Illegals in the TCI

The Police and government departments are making every effort to locate and apprehend a number of…

January 31, 2011

Humpback Whales spotted in TCI

Each year between mid January and mid March, the annual humpback whale migration proceeds along…

January 31, 2011

TCI Officials talks about Carifta 2011

Reliable sources have confirmed that a bid has been made for the Turks and Caicos Islands to host the 2011 CARIFTA GAMES. RTC understands that the local Track and Field Association has made a suggestion to the Governor and the Advisory Council to…