Eleven people who traveled with Suriname\'s national volleyball teams to a tournament in Trinidad returned home with swine flu, officials in the South American country said Monday, according to a report on www.etaiwannews.com.
Antigua Opposition Leader Lester Bird has indicated that he will forego his salary in protest against the socio-economic policies of the current government.
Britain\'s Department for International Development has established an US$8.2M trust fund at the Caribbean Development Bank to help African, Caribbean and Pacific states.
The Prime Minister of St. Kitts, Dr. Denzil Douglas has ordered an investigation into last night’s incident of faulty lighting at the island’s Robert Bradshaw International Airport.
Chief Minister Dr Lowell Lewis on Friday advised the Governor of Montserrat (a British Overseas Territory) to dissolve the Legislative Council, paving the way for a fresh general election on September 8, according to a report on CANANEWS.net.
Antigua’s National Security Minister Dr. Errol Cort says the Government will be making more resources available to the police to curb incidents of rape and other violent crimes.
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis is dismissing claims that the proposed union between Trinidad and Tobago and the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) will destabilise the Caribbean Community (CARICOM).
Leaders of Caribbean countries benefiting from the Petro Caribe deal will meet this Friday in St. Kitts to plan a strategy to confront the current global financial crisis.
Prosecutors in Belize say they will be appealing against a high court decision to dismiss a corruption charge against a former Prime Minister, Said Musa.
Guyana\'s Amerindians are being consulted on the government\'s plans to keep most of the country\'s tropical rainforest intact in exchange for millions of dollars from the international community.
