The Dominican Republic seized 1,000kg of cocaine from a US-bombed speedboat, marking a first-ever joint strike with the US, amid rising tensions over Trump’s military anti-drug campaign in the Caribbean.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR A non-contentious courtesy call received in the spirit in which it was made DEAR EDITOR, Re: my article in your newspaper (Sept12th) about the SSZ, I received a call from Premier Brantley, a courtesy call. He said he had read it and wanted to say that Roger Ver was not, […]
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The Bahamas reaffirmed support for its $141 million fly fishing industry with new training, tournaments, and financing aimed at keeping the sector sustainable and Bahamian-owned.
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Barbados, Universal Postal Union, Council of Administration, Postal Operations Council, Dubai Congress, postal modernization, small island developing states, sustainable development, e-commerce, climate resilience
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The Caribbean, including the British Virgin Islands, is losing teachers to retirement, resignations, and migration abroad, with low pay and poor conditions the main causes despite some progress on salaries.
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Donald Trump has ordered a $100,000 annual fee for H-1B visas and introduced a high-priced “gold card” visa, sparking alarm among businesses, workers, and India, the programme’s largest user.
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The U.S. military’s destruction of suspected drug-smuggling boats in the Caribbean under Trump’s orders has sparked international concern, marking a shift from traditional interdictions to lethal strikes and raising questions about legality and regional fallout.
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A drunk passenger forced a TUI flight from Montego Bay to divert to the Bahamas, leaving hundreds stranded after crew timing limits and a technical fault grounded the plane.
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Saint Lucia – The fight against chronic illnesses is starting at the school level, as the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs continues to bring the message of healthy living to Saint Lucia’s youth. On Friday September 12, 2025 students of the Vieux Fort Comprehensive Secondary School traded their books for a full day […]
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Saint Lucia – A multidisciplinary team from Saint Lucia recently participated in a critical regional workshop on health emergency preparedness and response, hosted by the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA). The workshop, titled “Health Emergencies Strategic and Operational Planning (HESOP) Workshop,” was held in St John’s, Antigua from August 25 to 29, 2025. The HESOP workshop […]
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