Police received reports of traffic offences near Cambridge before the Hamilton collision.
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Bahamas: Government and opposition blame each other over island-wide blackout
NASSAU, Bahamas, Jul 31, CMC – Government and the opposition traded blame as to who is responsible for Thursday’s island-wide power outage that the government said was due to a suspected underground cable fault and explosion at the Blue Hill Power Station. Prime Minister Philip Davis, who toured the Blue Hill Power Station with officials […]
Guyana establishes safety, compliance audit team to strengthen maritime safety
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Jul 31, CMC – President Irfaan Ali Friday announced the establishment a Safety and Compliance Audit Team that will conduct a comprehensive review of the safety and compliance standards governing marine vessels operating in Guyana. Ali said that the establishment of the new team forms part of the government’s ongoing efforts to strengthen […]
Victorious Victor secures historic decathlon three-peat in Glasgow
By Lennox Aldred GLASGOW, Scotland, Jul 31, CMC – History was etched at Scotstoun Stadium on Friday as Grenada’s Lindon Victor cemented his status as a Commonwealth Games immortal. With a season-best score of 8,096 points, Victor stormed to his third consecutive men’s decathlon title, a feat that resounds through the annals of Games history. Grenada’s […]
Hodge strikes gold in Glasgow as Virgin Islands sprinter claims historic 200m crown
By Lennox Aldred GLASGOW, Scotland, Jul 31, CMC — Adaejah Hodge of the Virgin Islands etched her name into Commonwealth Games history on Friday, capturing her first-ever gold medal in the Women’s 200m Final with a commanding performance at Scotstoun Stadium. Adaejah Hodge of the Virgin Islands The 20-year-old sprint sensation, running out of Lane 6, […]
SKN bolsters opportunities and partnerships at UN Forum on Sustainable Development
Saint Kitts and Nevis has bolstered opportunities and partnerships for Kittitians and Nevisians through its active and meaningful participation at the United Nations Economic and Social Council’s flagship High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF). The Saint Kitts and Nevis delegation led by the Hon. Ministers Konris Maynard and Dr. Joyelle Clarke engaged with […]
Drew calls for removal of “unnecessary barriers” between Africa, Caribbean
Delivering the keynote address at the Royal African Society’s 125th Anniversary Flagship Business Event at the London Stock Exchange on Wednesday, Prime Minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis, Dr. Terrance Drew, called for a new era of connectivity between Africa and the Caribbean, urging governments and regional institutions to dismantle unnecessary barriers to travel, trade […]
Gay cruise denied access to some ports despite booming LGBTQ+ tourism industry
Turkey and Egypt blocked a gay-themed cruise from docking at its ports on a recent Mediterranean trip. It’s raising questions about how these policies could hurt their economies as the LGBTQ+ tourism industry booms. NBC News’ Steven Romo reports.
How French wine country is dealing with fallout from wildfires
As firefighters in France continue to battle the wildfires, the French government is telling tourists the country is still safe to come visit. NBC News’ Raf Sanchez visited a winery in Bordeaux to hear how it’s being impacted by the lack of tourism.
Great Britain: Government Takes Action To Crack Down On Rogue Funeral Operators
The government has announced urgent plans to crack down on rogue operators in the funeral sector and ensure better protection for bereaved families after the sentencing of Robert Bush today. Bush, of Legacy Independent Funeral Directors in Hull, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for a total of 67 charges, including the prevention of […]