Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in Gaza have now left their homes after Israel instructed those in the northern half of the strip to head south. United Nations schools and other makeshift shelters are packed with displaced people. The Israeli military will attack by land, air and sea, it says in a statement ahead of […]

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PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and Caicos Islands  – In an inspirational demonstration of passion, preparation and poise, Naomi Onwufuju, Junior Minister of Tourism of the British Virgin Islands, brought home the winner’s plaque at the 19th Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) Regional Tourism Youth Congress, held at Beaches Turks & Caicos in Providenciales on Friday. Competing against students […]

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Ecuadoreans go to the polls tomorrow to choose between a banana baron  and a leftist disciple of the former president Rafael Correa, whose followers are known as Correistas, in an election where violent crime and cocaine smuggling are the main issues on the minds of voters. Rather like the Roman census described in the Bible, […]

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Australia has voted NO overwhelmingly in a referendum to recognise Indigenous people in its constitution which was written in 1901. The proposal, to recognize Indigenous people in the constitution and create an Indigenous body to advise government on policies that affect them, needed a majority nationally and in four of six states to pass. Prime […]

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Israel’s defence forces have  announced a six-hour window for Palestinians to continue evacuating south along certain highways  inside of Gaza, and thousands are leaving, or have already left their homes, although Hamas is telling them not to do son. “Follow our instructions — move south of Wadi Gaza,” said IDF spokesperson Richard Hecht during a […]

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Basseterre, St. Kitts – In a spirited attempt to rekindle netball on St. Kitts after a pandemic-induced hiatus, 75 athletes from various high schools across the island recently engaged in a two-day training workshop, gaining insights into advanced netball techniques under the seasoned guidance of English-based Coach Violet Murray. The workshop, which unfolded over October […]

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After previous nominee Steve Scalise withdrew his name for contention for the Speaker of the House position, Jim Jordan of Ohio and Austin Scott of Georgia showed their interest in the position.   Jordan won the nomination after House Republicans approved him 124-81 over Scott. It was posted on Scott’s X (formerly Twitter) account on Oct. […]

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Basseterre, St. Kitts – Work to extract water from the newly discovered well in Cayon and add it to the distribution on system is progressing as the government moves to address the water shortage challenges resulting from climate change. The well was discovered in August 2023 following drilling by the Bedrock Exploration Development Technologies St. […]

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Basseterre, St. Kitts – The rollout of solar energy initiatives across St. Kitts and Nevis is expected to increase in 2024 as the government is close to establishing a feed-in tariff policy to make investment into solar energy worthwhile. A feed-in tariff is the funds or credit owed to independent power producers that put energy […]

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  A two-day consultation for the National Health Adaption Plan was held at the Bay Gardens Hotel on Oct. 5, with the aim of strengthening climate resilient health systems in the Caribbean. According to the World Health Organization, the effects of climate change can be felt through our water, food supply, and shelter. Health Planner […]

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