Police in St Kitts and Nevis are investigating a fatal stabbing at Central Gas Station in the heart of Basseterre. The incident resulted in the death of an employee of the organization who is understood to have been wounded in the back. More on this would be provided as soon as the information comes to […]
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On September 9th , 2023, between 11PM and 11:30PM, officers of the Violent Crime Unit (VCU) of the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force (RSCNPF) received reports of gunfire heard in the Buckley’s area on St. Kitts. Upon investigating, twenty-four (24)- year-old Deondre Browne, alias “Bush”, of New Road, St. Kitts, was observed lying […]
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A “rambling” press conference by Joe Biden in Vietnam was abruptly cut short by the White House staff switching off his microphone while he was still speaking, leaving many in the audience bewildered. It appears that Biden’s staff thought he seemed confused and wanted to shield him from questioning. It came at the end of […]
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The Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory has reported an increase in positive samples for dengue fever in Barbados. As a result, health officials are urging Barbadians to take precautions to avoid contracting the virus which is transmitted by the Aedes Aegypti mosquito. The laboratory indicated that five positive cases of dengue – three cases of […]
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British Virgin islands Minister for Communications and Works Kye Rymer has said that the remarkable surge in cruise passenger arrivals since the summer of 2021 signals a robust recovery in the cruise tourism industry following the loss of business caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and that in fact numbers are back to where they were […]
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Spanish Football Federation chief Luis Rubiales, engulfed in a scandal over allegations he gave an unwanted kiss to a player during victory celebrations after the Women’s World Cup final last month, says he will resign from his position as president. Rubiales announced his resignation in a statement on Sunday in which he said his position had […]
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Rescuers in Morocco continued to search Monday for any remaining survivors and bodies buried under collapsed buildings after the powerful earthquake that killed more than 2,100 people. The government said search teams from Britain, Spain, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates were joining the effort to dig through the rubble in villages in the Atlas […]
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Discoveries of massive amounts of undersea oil and gas in recent years have enriched Guyana, but how long will the prosperity last as Guyana tries to become the South American Dubai? President of Guyana Irfaan Ali has acknowledged “time is not on our side” as the South American country scrambles to make the most of […]
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Followers of the British Royal Family will be aware that often the royals try to upstage each other in media coverage,. For example, when Prince William arrived for an event for his charity Earthshot in Boston, Massachusetts, last December, for example, the trailer for Prine Harry and Meghan Markle’s new documentary was showing on local […]
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While Hurricane Lee and Tropical Storm Margot seem to be moving northwards and not threatening land with hurricane force winds, Lee is still creating huge ocean swells that may endanger people close to shorelines, the National Hurricane Center in Miami has warned. Surfers, windsurfers, swimmers, and pleasure boaters are warned to take extreme care. Swells […]
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