Brigadier Omar Khan called on Indigenous communities to help defend Guyana’s borders and promote unity ahead of Independence Day, stressing that love for country matters more than army size.
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Barbados has once again won gold at the Chelsea Flower Show with a vibrant, sport-themed exhibit celebrating the island’s culture, famous figures, and playful spirit.
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Belize has been certified by the WHO for eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis, thanks to strong public health efforts, routine testing, and follow-up care.
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The United States Embassy in Bridgetown has issued a renewed advisory to Caribbean nationals regarding the misuse of non-immigrant visas, particularly in relation to “birth tourism.” The Embassy emphasizes that using a B-1/B-2 visitor visa to enter the United States primarily for the purpose of giving birth—thereby securing US citizenship for the child—is a violation […]
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Charlestown, Nevis – The Nevis Island Administration (NIA), through its Ministry of Finance, has officially launched Nevis Finance, a new agency dedicated to advancing the island’s position in the global financial services industry. The announcement was made on May 15, during the STEPCaribbean Conference 2025, hosted by STEP Nevis at the St. Kitts Marriott Resort. Permanent […]
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CARICOM and its partners are running another food security survey to track how global and regional challenges are affecting access to food in the Caribbean.
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Beekeeping in Barbados is growing quickly as a sustainable and profitable activity, supported by training, public interest, and environmental benefits.
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The Grand Lucayan Resort will be turned into a massive cruise destination with a $827 million investment, aiming to boost Grand Bahama’s economy and tourism.
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The USNS Comfort will sail to six Latin American and Caribbean countries this summer to deliver free healthcare and support as part of the U.S. Navy’s Continuing Promise 2025 mission.
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Trump’s new “Project Homecoming” lets undocumented immigrants leave the U.S. voluntarily with free travel and cash, while legal battles continue over harsher deportation measures.
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