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MSR Media Withdraws High Court Claim On Day Of Scheduled Trial
Basseterre, St. Kitts – The Judicial Review claim brought by MSR Media against the Government of Saint Kitts and Nevis was withdrawn this morning, just before the matter was set to go to trial in the High Court. The case, filed in May 2024, was scheduled to be heard by Resident Judge, Her Ladyship Madame Justice Tamara Gill. […]
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WHITE GATE ROAD FATALITY UNDER POLICE INVESTIGATION
The Police are investigating a traffic accident that occurred on March 22nd, 2025, between 6AM and 7AM in the White Gate area, between Dieppe Bay and St. Paul’s on St. Kitts. The incident left eight (8) persons seriously injured and resulted in the death of Shanice Harvey of Dieppe Bay, age eighteen (18) years. Preliminary […]
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Venezuela Agrees To Accept Deportation Flights From US.
Venezuela has resumed deportation flights from the US amid tensions over the treatment of migrants, with Washington claiming gang ties and Caracas accusing the US of abuse and deception.
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Indigenous Peoples In Guyana Getting Their Share.
Guyana’s government has invested billions in Amerindian communities to support sustainable development, job creation, education, healthcare, and cultural preservation through various programmes and carbon credit funding.
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Bahamas Starting To Harvest Sunshine.
Prime Minister Philip Davis announced a major step toward renewable energy in The Bahamas with a new solar power agreement that supports clean, affordable, and reliable electricity.
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Something Fishy About Barbados.
Barbadians have been trained by the FAO to turn fish waste into useful products, supporting a circular economy and offering new business opportunities, especially for women.
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It’s A Rum Business.
Jamaica is debating whether rum aged overseas can still be called “Jamaican,” with a new rule aiming to protect the product’s identity and value by requiring it to be aged on the island.
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Barbados Calls Out Broken Climate Finance System.
Barbadian officials and climate experts say the global financial system is failing small island states in the fight against climate change and urgently needs reform to provide fair and effective funding.
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Is Bitcoin Really ‘Rat Poison Squared’?
Bitcoin is not exactly a Ponzi scheme, but it’s a risky investment without the support of a government or a real business behind it.
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