JAMAICA: Rasta reggae artiste says cops cut his kids’ hair, forcibly fed them meat

(Jamaica Gleaner) In an alleged case of abuse of power and violation of human rights, conscious reggae artiste JahDore, whose real name is Sean McDonald,...

Guyana, Trinidad to ink MoU on agriculture, energy and national security  

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago is expected to be entered into soon. Guyana Standard understands that the MoU...

(TRINIDAD) Dad kills 8-year-old daughter, hangs himself

(DAILY EXPRESS) - A man who allegedly beat his autistic daughter to death, killed himself on Sunday. Michael Maynard, 37, was found hanging from a...

President Ali leads delegation to ‘Agro Fest’ in Barbados

  President Dr. Irfaan Ali is leading a delegation to attend ‘Agro Fest’—The National Agricultural Exhibition to be held at Queen’s Park in Bridgetown, Barbados,...

New UN report to highlight Latin America, Caribbean have the highest cost of access...

A United Nations report, set to launch next week, is expected to highlight that Latin America and the Caribbean have the highest cost of...

TT confirms first covid19 case

(Trinidad and Tobago Newsday) - Trinidad and Tobago has confirmed its first positive case of a coronavirus infection. At a press conference on Thursday, Health...

Farmlands for Bajans: Norton says he’s “pro-integration but not stupid”

Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton says President Irfaan Ali must ensure Guyanese have first preference in accessing farmlands before making same available to foreigners. His...

Attack on Golding by “caretaker” Govt. pointless – Ambassador Sanders

On Tuesday last, Mr. Bruce Golding who serves as the head of the Observer Mission for the Organization of American States (OAS), delivered a...

Norton to advance mechanism for opposition’s involvement in CARICOM activities 

    The People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) – the largest political party in the main Parliamentary Opposition in Guyana – plans to reenergize its efforts...

COVID-19: CCJ takes safety measures

(Caribbean Court of Justice Press Release) The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) continues to closely monitor the current global situation in light of the COVID-19 pandemic....

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