Man arrested after dawn raids in Bermuda

Police staged an early-morning swoop in three parishes today as the hunt intensified for those responsible for the murder of Prince Edness on Sunday. As a result, a 20-year-old Southampton man is in police custody and another man is still being…

ST. LUCIA-CRIME-PM blanks call to waive death penalty

Prime Minister Dr. Kenny Anthony has dismissed as “improper” a British Foreign Office request for him to waive the death penalty in the case of murdered British hotelier, Oliver Gobat. The Times of London newspaper has quoted Anthony as saying that…

150 health workers receive Ebola training from Cuba

The Ministry of Health in Jamaica today announced that more than 150 health care workers will be trained by two Cuban experts over the next three weeks as part of the Ebola preparedness, response and management activities. The training will cover…

St Kitts/Nevis PM promises tax free budget

Prime Minister Dr Denzil Douglas is promising nationals of the twin island federation, an early Christmas gift. He has already informed them that on Tuesday next week, when he presents the national budget for the 2014-15 fiscal year, it will contain…

Pope says truth must prevail in Dom Rep sex abuse case

Pope Francis assured Dominican Republic authorities on Wednesday that the truth must prevail in the case of his former ambassador to the Caribbean country who is accused of sexually abusing young boys. Francis met with the Dominican Republic's top…

Relatively quiet 2014 Atlantic Hurricane Season

The 2014 Atlantic hurricane season which officially ended on November 30 will be remembered as a relatively quiet season as was predicted and can even be described as uneventful for the Caribbean region. The Caribbean was spared this season from any…

New LIAT flights between Barbados and Guyana

LIAT has added four new services per week between Dominica and Saint Maarten and three additional services between Barbados and Ogle in Guyana. The LI 331 flight is scheduled to depart Dominica at 11:05 a.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and…

Violent protests in Haiti decline, cross-border market resumes Monday

Commerce resumed at the cross border market on Monday, after violent protests staged by Haitians near Dominican territory halted trade on Friday. Since the early hours hundreds of Haitians have been crossing the border headed to the market to obtain…

Jamaica’s Opposition walks out of House

Jamaica's Opposition parliamentarians walked out of the House of Representatives yesterday in protest against the Government's handling of the controversial Outameni property purchase and the refusal of the prime minister to answer questions tabled…

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…