Vanessa Hudgens Wins Restraining Order Against African Man

Vanessa Hudgens has been granted restraining order against an obsessive fan. A man named Junior Kabongo who flew to Los Angeles from Africa to see the "Spring Breakers" actress in person and "marry" her, has been ordered to stay at least 100 yards…

St Kitts-Nevis nationals needs visa to land in Canada

The St Kitts-Nevis government yesterday sought to downplay the decision by Canada to impose visa restrictions on nationals from the twin-island federation wanting to visit the North American country, noting that since the September 2011 terrorist…

Japanese lessons for Caribbean in waste management

The Ariake Incineration Plant will probably have no major role to play in the construction of the Olympic Village for the 2020 Summer Olympics to be held in Japan. Chances are, however, it will have to deal with the waste that will be generated by…

Violence Erupts in Ferguson Following Ruling

The Midwestern U.S. town of Ferguson saw its worst unrest in months, after a grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teenager. Violent protests erupted late Monday after officials announced…

Hong Kong Authorities Clear More Protest Sites

Hong Kong authorities have cleared street barricades at a protest site where pro-democracy demonstrators have camped for nearly two months. Bailiffs backed by dozens of police removed the obstructions early Tuesday from Argyle Street, in the Mong…

Explosions Rock Nigeria’s Maiduguri

Two explosions have rocked a crowded market in the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, causing dozens of casualties. Initial reports from the scene say two female suicide bombers set off blasts at the market in the Borno state capital on Tuesday morning.…

Gov’t undaunted by St Kitts/Nevis Visa regulations

Government’s Chief of Staff, Lionel “Max” Hurst, said Antigua & Barbuda is unlikely to go down the same road as St Kitts & Nevis with regards to a recently imposed Canadian Visa requirements. As of noon on November 22, 2014, the Canadian…

Jimmy Ruffin, Motown singer, dies aged 78

Jimmy Ruffin, the Motown performer who scored his biggest hit with 1966's What Becomes of the Broken Hearted, has died at the age of 78. News of his death follows reports last month that he was seriously ill and in intensive care at a Las Vegas…

Serani Seeks Billboard Return with new single

 IT has been six years since singer Serani scored big on the Billboard charts with the hit single No Games. He is hoping to replicate that success with his latest single In My Arms. Released this week on iTunes, the single was co-produced by Serani…

Britain to help five Eastern Caribbean countries

Britain is providing assistance to five Eastern Caribbean countries “to help them return to economic growth while managing the risks from external shocks”. The Department for International Development (DFID) Caribbean says it will work closely with…