The Eastern Caribbean Court of appeal has struck down an earlier ruling by a Nevis High Court Judge which sent James Simpson – acting chief executive officer of BONI and one of its directors – to His Majesty’s Prison, Basseterre, for seven days for failure to obey a court order. Acting Justice The Hon. Gerard […]
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Barbados’ Minister Kirk Humphrey urged global leaders to renew the spirit of fairness and unity from the Copenhagen Declaration, warning that the world must choose justice over power to achieve true social development.
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Prince William received the keys to Rio de Janeiro while in Brazil for the Earthshot Prize ceremony, honoring environmental innovation.
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Portuguese authorities seized a South American narco-sub carrying 1.7 tonnes of cocaine in the Atlantic, arresting four men and highlighting growing international efforts—and controversies—in maritime drug enforcement.
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Zohran Mamdani’s groundbreaking win as New York’s first Muslim and African-born mayor marks a major triumph for the Democratic left, but his real test begins as he faces political, financial, and ideological challenges ahead.
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By Rick Amburgey A group of 27 students from St. Kitts and Nevis studying in Jamaica returned home safely on Sunday, October 26, as Hurricane Melissa threatened the island. The evacuation was coordinated by the Office of the Prime Minister, which acted swiftly to ensure the safety of nationals before the storm made landfall. […]
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By Loshaun Dixon The Government of Jamaica has formally declared the island a disaster zone following the impact of Hurricane Melissa, which made landfall on Tuesday as a Category 5 storm — the most powerful hurricane ever recorded in the country’s history. Prime Minister Andrew Holness warned that “we are expecting some loss of […]
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By Loshaun Dixon The Government of St. Kitts and Nevis reinforced its commitment to transparency, accountability, and citizen engagement through the hosting of the Budget 2026 National Forum at the St. Kitts Marriott Resort on Tuesday. Held under the theme “Turning Conversations into Action: Building Our Sustainable Island State Together,” the forum brought together a […]
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CANTO, the leading trade association for the Caribbean ICT sector, marked a major milestone this July as it hosted its 40th Annual Conference and Trade Exhibition at the Grand Hyatt Baha Mar in The Bahamas. The landmark event drew over 800 delegates from 52 countries, including two Caribbean Prime Ministers, ten ICT Ministers, regional telecom […]
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The Regional Security System Training Institute (RSS TI) has successfully completed a Criminal Investigation Course designed to boost the region’s ability to investigate and manage serious and complex crimes. The intensive programme brought together law enforcement officers from across Member States for hands-on instruction in modern investigative techniques and professional case management. Developed to strengthen […]
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