Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative activist and Trump ally, was shot dead on a Utah campus, sparking a manhunt as Trump vowed to honor him with a Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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The Bahamas government has halved VAT to 5% on medicines, hygiene products, and baby and adult diapers, aiming to ease household costs while showcasing progress in economic recovery.
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Saint Lucia – The National Consumer Association (NCA) of Saint Lucia is excited to announce the launch of the Consumer Connect Logo and Jingle Competitions, inviting creative minds across the island to help shape the identity of this groundbreaking initiative. Consumer Connect is a national platform designed to unite agencies that champion consumer rights, improve […]
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Saint Lucia – The Ministry of Tourism, Investment, Creative Industries, Culture and Information has announced a series of activities to commemorate World Tourism Day 2025, under the global theme “Tourism and Sustainable Transformation”. This year’s observance highlights the Ministry of Tourism’s ongoing commitment to sustainable tourism development. The public is invited to participate in the […]
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Mexico repatriated Jesus Munoz-Gutierrez after the U.S. wrongly deported him to South Sudan, fueling criticism of Trump’s third-country deportation policy.
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The Supreme Court will decide if Trump’s global tariffs under emergency powers were legal, a ruling that could upend trade deals and force the U.S. to repay billions.
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AYONG, a young indigenous cultural group from Guyana’s Region Seven, has risen from local performances to representing Guyanese heritage on international stages like New York’s Folk Festival.
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Barbados joined African and CARICOM diplomats in Cuba to celebrate Africa-CARICOM Day with wreath-laying ceremonies, speeches on shared history, and calls for deeper cultural and economic cooperation.
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Trinidad police rescued kidnapped Caribbean Airlines pilot Daniel Kawall in a raid that killed one suspect and captured three others, amid a national crackdown on rising violence.
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Saint Lucia – The Government of Saint Lucia recently hosted the official relaunch of Serenity Park, following extensive renovations. The newly-refurbished space now features an amphitheater and other upgraded amenities. Solange Belizaire, Deputy Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Housing and Local Government, said the upgrades have transformed the park into a hub for creativity […]
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