TRAVEL: by Eric Mackenzie Lamb Only a few mammal species exist in St Kitts and Nevis, most of which were introduced by French sailors over 300 years ago as pets. Today, it’s estimated that the monkey population exceeds 60,000, almost double the human population. Seeing them is a quintessential experience for many visitors. A […]
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Jamaica has recorded a 13% decrease in murders compared to the same period in 2024, which is a promising start to 2025. There are still far too many murders on the island, but at least the numbers are moving in the right direction. At a press briefing on February 5, Minister of Education, Skills, Youth, […]
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Barbados has launched a tourism awareness programme in primary schools to educate children about the industry’s importance and career prospects, aiming to reach 79 schools by 2026.
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In an excoriating article Britain’s BBC news organization has revealed the comments of more than 20 people who have known and worked with Combs over the years, and the allegations are shocking.
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio concluded his Latin American tour in the Dominican Republic, following migration and economic discussions in Guatemala, where a new deportation deal was reached, reinforcing U.S. efforts to curb illegal immigration and counter China’s influence in the region.
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The U.S. government has secured free passage for its vessels through the Panama Canal, an agreement expected to save millions annually.
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Donald Trump imposed tariffs on China for not stopping fentanyl-related chemicals from being exported, while the U.S. blames Mexico and Canada for fentanyl smuggling, with most of the drug entering through Mexico and China remaining the main supplier of its ingredients.
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Garnet A. Ferron Snr.’s new book explores workplace fairness on a global scale, aiming to spark discussions and provide insights into balancing diverse interests in professional environments.
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USPS has suspended parcel shipments from China and Hong Kong following US rule changes eliminating tax-free imports under $800, a policy that benefited retailers like Shein and Temu; the move aligns with broader trade measures, including new tariffs and EU investigations into unfair competition.
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President Trump said the U.S. should take control of Gaza and turn it into a developed region, drawing international criticism. His proposal has been rejected by Palestinians, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and other nations supporting a two-state solution. Meanwhile, Trump is renegotiating ceasefire talks and reinstating pressure on Iran.
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