The Bank of Jamaica expects only a small short-term impact from rising US tariffs, with inflation staying within target and moderate economic growth ahead, though global risks remain.
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The 43rd Caribbean Travel Marketplace in Antigua and Barbuda brings global tourism leaders together to promote recovery, sustainability, and growth across the region.
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Two senior aides of Mexico City’s mayor were shot dead in a targeted attack, raising fears of escalating political violence even in the capital.
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Charlestown, Nevis – The Nevis Island Administration (NIA) joined family and friends in honoring Mrs. Evelyn Browne on the occasion of her 100th birthday, making her the Federation’s newest centenarian. Originally from Jessups Village and now residing at Prospect Estate, Mrs. Browne reached this remarkable milestone on May 13, surrounded by loved ones. Described by her […]
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Chris Brown has been freed on £5 million bail in London after being charged with assault in a nightclub, allowing him to continue his world tour under strict conditions.
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Armed gangs have seized most of Haiti’s capital, prompting a struggling Kenyan-led international force to intervene as the U.S. labels key gangs as terrorists.
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Brigadier Omar Khan called on Indigenous communities to help defend Guyana’s borders and promote unity ahead of Independence Day, stressing that love for country matters more than army size.
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Barbados has once again won gold at the Chelsea Flower Show with a vibrant, sport-themed exhibit celebrating the island’s culture, famous figures, and playful spirit.
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Belize has been certified by the WHO for eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis, thanks to strong public health efforts, routine testing, and follow-up care.
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The United States Embassy in Bridgetown has issued a renewed advisory to Caribbean nationals regarding the misuse of non-immigrant visas, particularly in relation to “birth tourism.” The Embassy emphasizes that using a B-1/B-2 visitor visa to enter the United States primarily for the purpose of giving birth—thereby securing US citizenship for the child—is a violation […]
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