Basseterre, St. Kitts – Notice has been given for a sitting of the National Assembly to be held at the National Assembly Chambers, Government Headquarters, Basseterre, on Thursday, May 02, 2024, at 10 a.m. The Order Paper and other Papers will be issued at a later date. The National Assembly will be broadcast live on ZIZ Radio (96 […]
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More than 40 people have been killed in Kenya after a dam burst following heavy rains, pushing the death toll from the recent devastating floods to more than 120. The deaths were reported on Monday in the Mai Mahiu area, where the burst dam added to casualties from flash floods. People in villages near Mai […]
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A British man seriously injured in a shark attack in Tobago is “aware of what is happening” and “able to communicate”, his wife has said, according to BBC reports. However the full extent of his wounds is still under investigation. Peter Smith, 64, was bathing standing near the shore in waist-deep water when he was […]
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The president of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), Ilan Goldfajn, and the director of the Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO), Jarbas Barbosa, signed an finance agreement that will help accelerate the digital transformation of health services, strengthen primary healthcare, and enhance pandemic preparedness across the whole of the Latin American and the Caribbean region. The new […]
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The Jamaican government has bought two new water trucks which will be used to carry water to remote farms in times of drought, it was announced by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining. The Shacman F3000 trucks are made in China and have a maximum speed of 90 mph. The units, each with a […]
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A third American tourist in three months has been arrested for bringing bullets to Turks and Caicos while on vacation. Tyler Scott Wenrich’s wife said the two bullets authorities found in his suitcase were there accidentally. Now he’s facing the possibility of more than a decade in prison after being stopped while disembarking from a […]
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President, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has called for new regional legislation that could revive the West Indies as a world power in cricket that could have a say in any changes in the laws of cricket. This was his charge during the opening ceremony of the inaugural CARICOM Regional Cricket Conference, held at the Hyatt […]
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November, will see another US presidential election. While the two main candidates are two experienced men, sitting President and long-time Senator from Delaware, Joseph Biden and former President Donald Trump, there is a third candidate with a famous name in the running who could steal votes from both the main candidates. But nobody quite knows […]
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Canada is one of the world’s premium immigrant countries, and it has an unusual feature. If foreign students go to university in Canada and get degrees, then they can usually obtain permanent residency and eventually citizenship in Canada. Since the foreign students have to pay a lot of money to Canada for their education, this […]
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Social Workers from the BVI Social Development Department have visited several schools on the sister islands to deliver messages on child abuse prevention and awareness. The officers visited the Bregado Flax Educational Centre, the Robinson O’Neal Memorial Primary School and the Ciboney Centre for Excellence on Virgin Gorda on April 25 to educate children on […]
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