Caricom Today:   Grenada is still tallying the damage after heavy rainfall (earlier this month) resulted in “wide and extensive” flooding that once again highlights the vulnerability of Small Island Developing

Caribbean News Now:   Trinidad and Tobago chief justice, Ivor Archie, has lost his appeal to the Privy Council in London seeking to terminate the investigation into his conduct by the

CMC:   The Barbados government says Haitians will no longer require visas to enter the island. A government statement said that the position is in keeping with the “unanimous decision” taken

iWitness News:   The main opposition New Democratic Party (NDP) is suggesting that the Ralph Gonsalves administration in St. Vincent and the Grenadines cares more about the security of Venezuela’s president,

Caricom Today:   A Caribbean Week of Agriculture (CWA) website was launched earlier this week as preparations moved into high gear for the event which will be held in Bridgetown, Barbados,

Caricom Today:   Parliamentarians and senior public sector officials in Jamaica participated in day-two of the series of sensitization seminars on the CARICOM Results-Based Management (RBM) system, Wednesday. The session with

CMC:   The Cayman Islands has shipped over two hundred pounds of iguana meat to the United States, a move that the private sector says could help in tackling the problems

Jamaica Observer:   Venezuela’s opposition-run supreme court in exile has sentenced President Nicolas Maduro to 18 years in prison over the infamous Odebrecht corruption scandal, a move dismissed by the regime.

BVI News:   The National Democratic Party government has finally weighed in on a UK-sanctioned ‘inquiry’ that has triggered mixed feelings among persons with interests in the British Virgin Islands. The

Guyana Chronicle:   Minister of Education, Ms. Nicolette Henry, said talks between the Government of Guyana and the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) held last Thursday were not concluded but rather, some