The police in Grenada have detained three men in connection with a weekend incident in which a Catholic priest suffered bodily injuries to his head and chest.
The premier of the Turks and Caicos Islands has resigned following an investigation that found \"clear signs\" of corruption in the territory\'s government.
Sharpes have surged ahead in the points’ standings following the opening weekend of matches in the Jamaica Hockey Federation’s Women’s sevens tournament at the Mona hockey field.
he opposition Antigua Labour Party (ALP) has filed high court petitions challenging the results of last week’s general election in four constituencies.
The leader of a United Nations Security Council mission to Haiti is reporting that the country has made notable progress in terms of national security.
Montserrat’s Economic Development Minister Reuben Meade is expressing concern about what he calls the United Kingdom’s domination over the country’s affairs.
Chairman of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), Tillman Thomas, believes the current global financial crisis provides the opportunity for small countries to strengthen ties.
Guyana’s President, Bharrat Jagdeo has distanced his government from the self-confessed Guyanese drug trafficker Shaheed Roger Khan, while seeking to disassociate his administration from claims he made.
Pressure is being placed on Grenada’s Prime Minister Tillman Thomas to discipline his Foreign Affairs Minister Peter David over plans for the renaming of the Point Salines International Airport in honour of former revolutionary leader Maurice Bishop.
Supporters of two opposition parties in Dominica have staged a protest outside the offices of the electoral commission for the second time since January.
Turks and Caicos Premier, Michael Misick has called for the intervention of CARICOM and a list of international agencies to stop what he calls the onset of modern day colonialism in the British administered territory.
A St. Lucia opposition party is criticising a decision to set up a commission of inquiry to investigate some state-funded projects under the previous labour administration.
There are mixed reactions in the Turks and Caicos Islands following the British Government’s decision to take over the day-to-day control of the territory.
The government in Guyana is reporting that a US-funded AIDS prevention programme has helped slash the HIV infection rate in the country from nearly three percent to about one percent.
