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Trinidad “emailgate” scandal causes political tit-for-tat
The emails purport to show that members of the Trinidad and Tobago government, including Prime Minister Persad Bissessar, were engaged in efforts to undermine the judiciary, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) and the media.
OECS celebrates 32 years today
The Director General said cooperation in the sub-region remains solid and dismissed suggestions of the need to devalue the EC dollar....
OECS seeking compliance with US tax law
FATCA seeks to combat tax evasion by US citizens and resident non-citizens with US-sourced income in Foreign Financial Institutions (FFIs) outside of the United States....
CONCACAF president committed to regional coaching certification
Webb believes that education will significantly improve technical aspects that Caribbean countries lack compared to their North and Central American counterparts....
Jamaica joining CARICOM countries banning smoking in public places
The Portia Simpson Miller administration is seeking to table the Tobacco Control Act, which will protect citizens from the harmful effects of tobacco smoking, by prohibiting its use in public areas and workplaces....
Mia Mottley criticises removal of Barbados top cop
Dottin, 63, has been head of the police service here for the past nine months and Mottley said the announcement of his removal was unprecedented in the history of modern Barbados....
Emails fake says expert, T&T opposition leader again calls for independent probe
Opposition Leader Dr. Keith Rowley, who presented the emails to Parliament during a debate on a motion of no confidence against the government last month, has dismissed the findings of the expert....
Dominica fishing incident claims one life, another still missing
Police said that they were conducting investigations into the incident at Layou, west of here, after five Chinese nationals had gone to the river to fish....
Trial date set for Guyanese politician accused of US campaign fraud
Baldeo is accused of participating in a scheme to defraud New York City that involved straw donors to funnel illegal contributions to his bid for City Council....
UN honours four Caribbean leaders for meeting anti-hunger goals
Heads of St Vincent and the Grenadines, Cuba, Guyana and the Dominican Republic are lauded for their role in hunger eradication....
Caribbean diplomats to lobby London as APD fight continues
Funds from a Jamaican Building Society will assist the High Commissioners in their battle for an ease in the tax which is said to seriously affect regional tourism. ...
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