Scores accepted by Department of Immigration

The Cayman Islands Department of Immigration is accepting scores from Educational Testing Service’s (ETS) TOEIC(R) tests to measure the English-language proficiency of persons from around the world wishing to work or settle in the Cayman……

PNP claims JLP leader breached agreement

The Peoples National Party (PNP) has filed a complaint to the Political Ombudsman claiming that the prime minister has breached a campaign agreement. Last night, The Gleaner was unable to get a reaction from the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP)…

This is it! More than 1.6 million Jamaican electors to vote today

JAMAICANS WILL today journey to approximately 7,000 polling stations across the island to cast their votes to determine the party which will form the next government. This collective decision will either ratify the ruling Jamaica Labour Party's…

CARICOM chairman looks back at 2011

Outgoing Caribbean Community (CARICOM) chairman, St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr Denzil Douglas, says despite the ongoing global economic and financial crises the 15-member regional integration bloc has remained a “symbol of stability and…

St Vincent and the Grenadines ranked in top world destinations by CNN

St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) has been ranked number five in the “World’s Top Destinations for 2012” by Cable News Network (CNN). SVG is the only Caribbean destination to make the CNN rankings and is described as “a tropical paradise”.…

Singapore appoints representative to Caricom

Singapore has appointed its first Plenipotentiary Representative to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). He is Kemal Siddique, a released issued today by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated. Siddique, the Executive Director of Tony K Siddique &…

Cuba wraps up dramatic year of economic change

A year at the vanguard of Cuba's economic revival has not brought Julio Cesar Hidalgo riches. The fledgling pizzeria owner has had his good months, but the restaurant he opened with his girlfriend often runs at a loss. At times, they can't afford…

Jamaica’s Daryl Vaz gets death threats after gay-funding question to PNP

JAMAICA Labour Party (JLP) candidate for West Portland Daryl Vaz says he has received death threats after asking the Opposition People's National Party (PNP) to state whether it has got funding from the international gay community. According to…

US government spent over $200 million for subversion activities against Cuba

US administrations since 1997 have earmarked more than $200 million for subversion activities against the Cuban government, the Cubadebate.cu website reported on Tuesday. The figure was released after a study was carried out by Just the Facts, a…

Over two hundred Haitian migrants apprehended in The Bahamas

A sloop carrying 244 Haitian migrants was apprehended west of Exuma in The Bahamas on Sunday afternoon, according to Director of Immigration Jack Thompson. Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF) Sub-Lieutenant Origin Deleveaux said the 60-foot…