Charlestown, Nevis – Charlestown Secondary School and Elizabeth Pemberton Primary School have received a donation of fire extinguishers as part of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency’s (CDEMA) Model Safe School Programme (MSSP), aimed at strengthening school safety, and emergency and disaster preparedness. The CDEMA Model Safe School Programme supports schools in implementing comprehensive risk […]

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Charlestown, Nevis – The Nevis Island Administration (NIA) continues to prioritize the education and advancement of its young people, with 275 individuals having benefited from the NIA’s financial assistance programme over the past 12 years. Premier of Nevis, the Honourable Mark Brantley, Minister of Finance and Human Resources in the Nevis Island Administration, reaffirmed the […]

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Barbados and Togo are discussing the possibility of a direct airlift service to enhance tourism, trade, and cargo transport, with both governments working on an Air Services Agreement to make it a reality.

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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has ruled out turning Haiti’s multinational security mission into a U.N. peacekeeping force for now, instead proposing a U.N. support mission funded by the peacekeeping budget to assist in fighting gang violence.

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Dr. Jose Gregorio Hernandez, known as the “doctor of the poor,” will soon be Venezuela’s first saint.

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The Haitian National Police Union, SPNH-17, is demanding better working conditions,

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Earth is not at risk of being hit by an asteroid anytime soon, according to NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA).

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Authorities in St. Kitts and Nevis are making strides towards the extradition of fugitive Kyron Phillip, who was apprehended in St. Martin late last week. The suspect, wanted for murder in St. Kitts, is currently under investigation by St. Maarten police. According to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), discussions are underway between law enforcement […]

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Professor Kwame Dawes, Jamaica’s new Poet Laureate, plans to promote poetry through media, a weekly poetry series, a Caribbean Poetry imprint, and outreach to young people while also advocating for a dedicated Poets House in Jamaica.

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Mexican forces arrested José Ángel Canobbio, a high-ranking Sinaloa cartel member, shortly after the U.S. designated the cartel as a foreign terrorist organization. His capture is seen as a major blow to the cartel, which has been under pressure due to its fentanyl trafficking operations. The U.S. is expected to request his extradition soon.

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