David Olusoga: slavery and the Guardian – the ties that bind us Aamna Mohdin Community affairs correspondent The owner of the Guardian has issued an apology for the role the newspaper’s founders had in transatlantic slavery and announced a decade-long programme of restorative justice. The Scott Trust said it expected to invest more than £10m […]
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CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (AP) — After migrants in northern Mexico placed mattresses against the bars of their detention cell and set them on fire, guards quickly walked away and made no apparent attempt to release the men before smoke filled the room and killed 38 men, surveillance video showed Tuesday. Hours after the fire broke […]
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Sixteen individuals have been recovered following an incident at sea as St Kitts and Nevis Coast Guard sought to help 32 individuals aboard the vessel. According to the police, the St. Kitts/Nevis Coast Guard conducted a search and rescue operation for 32 individuals of an unknown nationality travelling on the vessel Jenna B. Sixteen of […]
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One of the guns used by the attacker to kill three students and three teachers at the Nashville, Tenn. church school Today’s Top News A child weeps while on the bus leaving The Covenant School, following a mass shooting at the school in Tennessee, March 27, 2023. Nicole Hester/USA Today Network via REUTERS US school […]
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SAO PAULO, March 27 (Reuters) – A teacher in Brazil has died after a 13-year-old student stabbed her alongside three other teachers and two classmates at a public school in Sao Paulo city, state Secretary of Public Safety Guilherme Derrite said on Monday. The teenager has been taken to a police station to be interrogated […]
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By Nicanor Gordon Safety is one of the primary concerns when planning a trip to another country. While the dogged reputation that persists around the developing world, including the Caribbean, is often exaggerated, there is indeed some risk involved when traveling to a few of the islands and territories in the region. On the other […]
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by Chester Sambrano Minister of Trade and Industry (MTI), Paula Gopee-Scoon has met with US Ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago, Candace A. Bond to discuss issues of mutual interest and priority to both countries. According to a media release from the MTI, Minister Gopee-Scoon acknowledged that Trinidad and Tobago and the US continue to maintain […]
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by Eulana Weekes St. Kitts and Nevis (WINN): The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force is investigating the death of a male British National who was on tour to St. Kitts. The man arrived in St. Kitts on Monday morning, March 27, 2023, aboard the cruise ship Britannia. He was part of a large […]
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TEGUCIGALPA, March 27 (Reuters) – Taiwan must vacate its embassy in Honduras within 30 days, a senior Honduran official said on Monday, after President Xiomara Castro severed ties with Taiwan in favor of China in a bid for more investment and jobs from the Asian giant. Deputy Foreign Minister Antonio Garcia issued the order on […]
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By Dave Sherwood HAVANA, March 27 (Reuters) – Cuba said on Monday that voters had elected all 470 candidates for the National Assembly on the ballot over the weekend, calling the results a “home run,” while opposition groups critiqued the elections as a farce. Election officials said Monday that the initial turnout was 75.9%, topping […]
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