By Editor-July 7th, 2023. Passengers who were on a British Airways flight from London, Gatwick to St. Lucia and who witnessed a man–who has still not been identified by authorities–break a glass wine bottle and stab a fellow passenger have criticized the airline for plying him with apparently ‘unlimited’ alcohol and failing to intervene when […]

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By Editor-July 7th, 2023. The idea of forming and deploying a specialized global police force to help Haiti’s police oust the gangs armed with machetes and firearms that are terrorizing the whole country has moved much closer to fruition by finally getting the widespread support of CARICOM political  leaders at this week’s conference in Trinidad, […]

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By Sir Ronald Sanders The peoples of small island states and coastal communities have long relied on the ocean for a multitude of benefits, including recreation, the delivery of goods and tourists, and a vital source of food through fishing. However, all these benefits, and much more, are currently under grave threat due to climate […]

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By Editor-July 6th, 2023. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken thanked Trinidad and Tobago for creating music that “brings people together” during his visit to HADCO Phase II Pan Groove panyard, Woodbrook, Port of Spain on Wednesday night. After trying his hand at playing the pan with the help of Lennox “Boogsie” Sharpe, Blinken said, […]

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By Editor-July 6th, 2023. All 14 parish capitals in Jamaica now have free public Wi-Fi access as the Government continues to expand public Internet access as part of the drive towards digital government services. Speaking during a post-Cabinet press briefing at Jamaica House on Wednesday, Minister of Science, Energy, Telecommunications and Transport Daryl Vaz, informed […]

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By Editor-July 6th, 2023. A ‘devil worshipper’ known in his neighborhood as the ‘Cannibal of The Resurrection’ who allegedly killed his wife, ate her brain in tacos, and used her skull as an ashtray was arrested in Mexico on July 2nd., reports The Daily Mail. Montserrat met Álvaro and after getting married last year, they […]

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By Editor-July 6th, 2023. Threads, which launches worldwide today, though not yet in Europe, is a brand new microblogging platform from Meta, the monstrous Mark Zuckerberg company that owns WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram. The app has been designed and built by the Instagram team and is described as a platform for sharing text updates and joining […]

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By Editor-July 6th, 2023. Secretary of State Antony Blinken promised Wednesday at a Caribbean summit that the United States was committed to restoring security in Haiti, which has been wracked in overlapping crises of violence and poverty. “The United States shares the commitment felt throughout the region to help the Haitian people shape their future […]

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By Editor-July 6th, 2023. The Caribbean Community (Caricom) will allow the free movement of people including access to health services and schooling for children within the single market by early 2024, Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit announced Wednesday in Port of Spain. During his closing speech at the 45th summit in Trinidad and Tobago marking […]

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By Editor-July 5th, 2023. Usually world records are applauded, but world average temperature records, which are not welcomed, have been broken for a second day in a row according to global data and weather experts issued a warning that this year’s hottest days are still to come. The average global air temperature was 17.18C (62.9F) […]

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