Royal Caribbean will be bringing even more travelers to the islands in the near future. The cruise line is less than 100 days from the debut of the first of the Icon class ship, The Icon Of The Seas. Now, the name of the second Icon-class ship has been announced: The Star Of The Seas, […]
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Tropical Storm Philippe has already impacted Caribbean islands as it makes its way north. Philippe is currently poised to strike Bermuda this evening (Thursday) and tomorrow (Friday). It is possible that Bermuda will get some flooding from the tropical storm. The storm is expected to maintain strength as it moves north until it collides with […]
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Former Speaker Of The House Nancy Pelosi has been evicted from her hideaway office suite in the Capitol. The office was given to her by Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who was ousted from that role earlier this week. One of the perks for the Speaker Of The House is an office in the Capitol building […]
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Kiandre Weekes, University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados and resident of Cayon, began his journey into the legal profession at a very young age when he declared his dream of becoming a Judge. He pursued this passion throughout his primary and secondary education, aligning his subject choices with his ambitions. However, financial […]
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Kiandre Weekes, who embarked on a journey that took him from selling cupcakes to funding his university education, is the Valedictorian at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados. Impressed by his level of commitment to academic advancement, Prime Minister and Parliamentary Representative for Constituency #8, Hon. Dr. Terrance Drew extended a scholarship […]
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Banners which have supposedly been signed by a faction of Mexico’s Sinaloa cartel claim the gang has stopped the sale of and production of synthetic opioid fentanyl are being found all over the place in norther Mexico. It has led experts to cast doubt on the claims as fentanyl still causes tens of thousands of deaths […]
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FIFA and the leaders of several continental football associations reached an agreement on Wednesday to make World Cup 2030 the first to be held across three continents and six countries. It was also key to find a way to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the World Cup in Uruguay, where the very first tourment final […]
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With the major transformation taking place, Guyana is seen as a place of bountiful opportunities for both local and foreign investors. At least that is the view from the UK perspective according to British High Commissioner, Jane Miller, as she spoke about the business relationship between Guyana and the United Kingdom (UK). During a recent […]
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Kenya’s Foreign Minister Alfred Mutua has been demoted to Tourism Minister as controversy rages over plans to deploy Kenyan cops to Haiti to fight gangs. Main opposition leader Raila Odinga was the latest to oppose the move, saying the deployment would risk the lives of Kenyan police. In August, the president criticised some of his […]
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The French government has been forced to intervene to tackle a plague of bedbugs as the tiny, blood-sucking insects continue to cause a plethora of problems in Paris as France prepares to host the 2024 Summer Olympic Games. Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne has scheduled an emergency meeting of ministers for Friday to tackle the bedbug […]
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