Canada has been burning all summer long and now about 1,500 people have been airlifted out of Yellowknife, the capital of Canada’s Northwest Territories, as crews battle a massive wildfire that is approaching the city. Ten planes left Yellowknife with 1,500 passengers on Thursday, said Jennifer Young, director of corporate affairs for the Northwest Territories’ Department of […]

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Civil Aviation, the finalisation of an Air Services Agreement (ASA) and tourism were the focus of Tueday’s talks discussions between officials from Barbados and China. Minister of Tourism and International Transport, Ian Gooding-Edghill, had wide-ranging discussions with the People’s Republic of China’s Ambassador to Barbados, Yan Xiusheng and Deputy Administrator, Civil Aviation Administration of China […]

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Along with its unique visitor and tourist attractions, Jamaica stands among the “ideal locations” to operate businesses, says Minister of State in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade,  Alando Terrelonge. Mr. Terrelonge, who spoke during a recent virtual meeting with the Global Jamaica Diaspora Youth Council members, said as they promote Jamaica as […]

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Businessman Franklin Torres received an eerie Whatsapp message on a recent Sunday evening. “Good evening Franki, this is the Jalisco New Generation”  (name of a Mexican drugs cartel) the message read, in barely intelligible Spanish. “If you block me, you’ll get into problems. I need $6,000– I’m watching you, your wife and kids.” Torres, a […]

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Herman Andaya, the administrator of Maui’s emergency management agency has resigned, citing health reasons, Maui County said Thursday – just a day after saying that he had no regrets about not activating sirens to warn residents of wildfires. More than 100 people died in last weeks fire in the town of Lahaina, when fires quickly […]

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By Sir Ronald Sanders   Haiti needs “to get its political and governance act together”.  That is among the important messages that UN Secretary General, António Guterres, delivered to the UN Security Council in a letter on August 14, 2023. Guterres’ letter was a response to the Security Council’s request for proposals to tackle the […]

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BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, August 17, 2023 (MMS-SKN) — Pre-launch activities for the new Ministry of Small Business and Entrepreneurship, whose motto is ‘Building Businesses, Fuelling Innovation’ kicked off Tuesday evening August 15 with the spectacular All White Silent Sweat Fete, a high-energy, outdoor networking event that was held on the grounds of Port Zante’s cruise passengers […]

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Britney Spears ’ husband, Sam Asghari, has filed for divorce from the singer  just 14 months after a lavish wedding ceremony in California. A person familiar with the filing, who is close to Asghari but not authorised to speak publicly, confirmed the filing happened on Wednesday, hours after several media outlets, including TMZ and People […]

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Former president of the US Donald Trump is now facing four trials on 91 separate counts whose maximum sentences, could potentially amount to hundreds of years of prison time. The cases’ verdicts will not just determine what happens to Donald Trump. They could be the closest thing to an official pronouncements on some of the […]

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Public schools on Maui started the process of reopening and traffic resumed on a major access road in signs of recovery a week after wildfires demolished a historic town and killed at least 110 people. At least three schools untouched by flames in Lahaina, where entire neighborhoods were reduced to ash, are being assessed after […]

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