Dr. Brian Kazaara is calling for laws, reporting systems, and better care to protect elderly Jamaicans from abuse.

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Anguilla’s .ai internet domain has become a digital goldmine, transforming the small Caribbean island’s economy with booming revenues from global demand for AI-linked websites.

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By Femi Tex Ogun   One morning soon, a bank card issued by a Caribbean lender may simply stop working in New York. A remittance wire from a son in Florida to his mother in Grenada may vanish into the ether. Tourists landing in Antigua could find their cards being declined at the hotel check-in desk.  […]

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The Bahamas will host the 47th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, bringing delegates from across the region to discuss democracy, gender equality, and climate issues.

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Marco Rubio vowed the US would destroy foreign crime groups if needed, as Washington moved to label Ecuador’s biggest gangs as terrorists and expand military support despite legal concerns.

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A U.S. missile strike that killed 11 alleged traffickers from San Juan de Unare has intensified conflict between Washington and Caracas, exposing how a once-peaceful fishing town fell under the control of gangs.

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A record US immigration raid at Hyundai’s Georgia battery plant detained 475 workers, mostly South Koreans accused of misusing visitor visas, sparking diplomatic tensions between Washington and Seoul.

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Trump warned Venezuelan jets could be shot down if they threaten US ships, linking the standoff to the feared Tren de Aragua gang, which is blamed for crimes across Latin America.

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InterCaribbean Airways cancelled 14 flights today, leaving passengers stranded and raising fresh concerns about the airline’s reliability.

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Saint Lucia -The Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs will host a Caribbean  Wellness Day Fun Sports Meet and Mental Health Fair (Health Workers Edition), later this month. The event promises a day filled with action, laughter, and inspiration, designed to promote teamwork, wellness, and community spirit. Activities will include a tug of war, […]

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