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Pope Allegedly Used Bad Word.

The BBC has reported that Pope Francis, a religious leader of Argentinian origins,  is reported to have used extremely derogatory language in an incident that could profoundly affect the Pope’s woke credentials. The La Repubblica and Corriere della Sera newspapers had reported on Monday that the 87-year-old Pope made the derogatory remark in a private […]

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Israel’s Firebomb Airstrike On Rafah Civilians Triggers Worldwide Outrage.

The U.N. Security Council is set to meet Tuesday to discuss the situation in Rafah following an Israeli airstrike that killed 45 Palestinians sheltering in a refugee camp and wounded 200 others. Ahead of the meeting, medical personnel and residents reported new Israeli airstrikes Tuesday in the area of the same camp Israeli forces hit […]

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CCJ Updates Its OJ And AJ Procedural Rules

Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago – On Friday, 24th May 2024, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) updated its 2024 Procedural Appellate Jurisdiction (AJ) and Original Jurisdiction (OJ) Rules. This latest revision was facilitated by the CCJ Rules Committee, which was chaired by the Hon. Mr Justice Denys Barrow in the stead of the late […]

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St. Lucia – Our preschoolers deserve the best start possible. Our preschools must nurture, inspire and guide our youngest minds towards a path of lifelong learning. The government is providing direct support to registered preschools in Saint Lucia to empower teachers with the resources needed to enhance the classroom and learning experience to unlock the potential […]

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Prizes To Bahamas Academy, DW Davis, And Eva Hilton Schools For Forestry Week Video Contest

Nassau, The Bahamas – Bahamas Academy Senior High School, D.W. Davis High Jr. High School and Eva Hilton Primary School are the winners of the 2024 ‘Year of the Trees’ Forestry Awareness Week Video Competition. The Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources presented prizes to the winning schools during a ceremony to conclude Forestry […]

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The Bahamas To Host The 46th Annual Conference Of The CCLEC

Nassau, The Bahamas – The Comptroller of Customs, Ralph Munroe said The Bahamas will host the 46th Annual Conference of the Caribbean Customs Law Enforcement Council (CCLEC), an event of paramount importance to the region’s security and economic well-being.  This is the first time the country is hosting the conference. “Scheduled to take place from […]

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Addition Of Sunrise Airways Flights To St. Kitts And Nevis Is Another Interaction Of The Federation’s Strong And Attractive Investor Climate

Basseterre, St. Kitts – Prime Minister the Honourable Dr. Terrance Drew has hailed the new addition of Sunrise Airways flights to the Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport as a reflection of the nation’s growth potential and as an achievement that underscores the attractiveness of the investor climate in St. Kitts and Nevis. Prime Minister Dr. Drew […]

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Government Aware Of Lawsuits Alleging CBI Underselling, Highlights Swift And Decisive Reforms

Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis – On Thursday, May 23, 2024, the Honourable Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew became aware of two civil lawsuits, one filed in the United States and the other in Saint Kitts, claiming that there was an “underselling” practice within the Federation’s Citizenship By Investment Programme (“CBIP”) between 2021 and 2022. Underselling […]

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Guyana Claims CARICOM Lead In Kidney Dialysis And Transplant Surgery.

With the government pouring billions of dollars into Guyana’s health sector, it has now become the leading kidney transplant country within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). This is according to Advisor to the Minister of Health, Guyana’s Ambassador to Switzerland, Dr Leslie Ramsammy. Dr Ramsammy noted the country’s achievement during the recent edition of the health […]

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