Jamaica’s JUTC has launched affordable Rural Express bus routes connecting Kingston to key towns, with plans to expand further.

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Dr. Auliana Poon told Caribbean tourism leaders that data, authenticity, and sustainability are key to the industry’s future as traveller demands evolve.

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Caribbean islanders face rising insurance costs, lingering trauma, and growing risks as stronger storms make hurricane season ever more fearful.

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Saint Lucia – The Parastatal Monitoring Department (PMD), which operates under the Office of the Prime Minister, has reaffirmed its commitment to good governance, transparency and accountability through the launch of a newly developed website. This initiative forms part of the department’s ongoing public education and engagement drive. The core mandate of the PMD is […]

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Saint Lucia – In his address to the 80th United Nations General Assembly, Honourable Alva Baptiste, Minister for External Affairs, International Trade, Civil Aviation, and Diaspora Affairs of Saint Lucia, called for Taiwan to be accorded its rightful place at the United Nations. Minister Baptiste emphasized that Taiwan’s exclusion undermines the principles of inclusivity and […]

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The U.S. has given conditional support to Trinidad and Tobago’s bid to revive the stalled Dragon gas project with Venezuela, while warning against any benefit to Nicolás Maduro’s regime.

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Barbados has launched a commemorative stamp collection to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Barbados Fire Service, honoring its history while looking to the future.

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The UN has authorized a new 5,550-strong force to combat Haiti’s gangs after the smaller Kenyan-led mission failed to contain the violence.

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The latest U.S. government shutdown is another round in a familiar cycle, disrupting federal workers, banks, and even the Caribbean, while reflecting Washington’s entrenched political gridlock.

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Saint Lucia – World No Alcohol Day which is observed on October 2nd annually offers an opportunity to reflect on the impact alcohol has had in shaping our health, how we celebrate, socialize and navigate the challenges and the stresses that life presents. This year’s theme “Enjoy More” appeals to us to rediscover the vast world […]

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