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A landmark victory as Annette Sanford is the first female Kalinago Chief ever to be elected in the Kalinago Territory of Dominica. With a remarkable 693 votes, it was quite a lopsided victory for Sanford, who ousted incumbent Lorenzo Sanford from office

Dominica: Annette Sanford Breaks Barriers as First Female Kalinago Chief

23rd of July 2024

Jamaica: Major crimes are down by a significant 32 percent in St Elizabeth, according to Superintendent Coleridge Minto, head of the Police Division in the parish.

JAMAICA: St Elizabeth healing with Crime Rate Drop, Road Safety Rising

23rd of July 2024

Paris Olympics chief Tony Estanguet reassured that the city is ready for the Games. Speaking at a press conference five days ahead of the opening parade, Estanguet spoke with confidence on the readiness of the city.

Paris Olympics 2024: Preparations at peak as Organisers claim, ‘We are Ready’.

22nd of July 2024

A donation of US $200,000 and medical supplies from the Cayman Islands was initiated, which will be a big boost to the efforts of the Jamaican government in the restoration of normality after the devastation caused by Hurricane Beryl.

Jamaica: Cayman Islands extend Helping Hand, donating US $200K to boost Hurricane Beryl Recovery

22nd of July 2024

Paris, known as the City of Light, all around the globe, also holds the prestigious title of the City of Fashion. The country's capital now hosts the Olympics, and the world focus shifts there while designers worldwide work on national team uniforms that find a unique spotlight in Paris.

Fashion Takes Center Stage at the Paris Olympic Games,2024

22nd of July 2024

Tennessee: A 12-year-old girl from Humboldt, has been charged with first-degree murder after smothering her 8-year-old cousin, while she was asleep over an iPhone argument.

Tragic Incident: 12-Year-Old from Tennessee Charged with Cousin’s Murder Over iPhone.

22nd of July 2024

Four individuals have been charged in Guyana with money laundering after an operation involving members of the Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit and the Special Organized Crime Unit.

Guyana: Four Charged for Attempted Gold Smuggling and Money Laundering

21st of July 2024

At least 40 migrants have died after a boat caught fire as it made its way along the northern coast of Haiti, which is suspected to be caused by a voodoo ritual gone wrong.

Haiti: Tragedy at Sea, 40 Haitian migrants dead as voodoo ritual backfired

20th of July 2024

Foreign Ministers from twelve Western Hemisphere countries arrived in Washington this week for high-level talks on ways to boost economies across Latin America and the Caribbean.

12 Nations from Latin America and Caribbean cumulate to ensure Economic Growth

20th of July 2024

The United States Southern Command, or SOUTHCOM, recently made the donation to the Trinidad and Tobago Defense Force (TTDF), through the US Embassy of 45 state-of-the-art military Harris radios.

Enhanced Communication for TTDF: US Donates Harris Radios Valued at US $653K

20th of July 2024

Sint Maarten is in shock after a violent incident on Wednesday night in which Sabine Arrindell, the wife of high-profile politician Olivier Arrindell, was killed and Mr. Arrindell injured.

Tragic Shooting in Sint Maarten: Politician’s Wife killed, Community in Shock

20th of July 2024

In a landmark ruling on July 18, 2024, the Court of Appeal in Jamaica declared that Kensington Primary School had violated the constitutional rights of a girl child by refusing her admission over the dreadlocked hairstyle.

Jamaica: Landmark Decision Upholds Rights of Dreadlocked student

19th of July 2024

In a decisive response to a disturbing social media incident, Police Commissioner of Antigua and Barbuda, Atlee Rodney, says an investigation is now ongoing over a Facebook posting that had called for Prime Minister Gaston Browne to be subjected to gun violence.

Antigua: Facebook Threat against PM Gaston Browne under investigation

18th of July 2024

Guyana Law enforcement agencies, in their continued efforts to stem the flow of illegal arms and narcotics through the country, on Tuesday succeeded in uncovering a major find with ammunition and firearms.

Guyana Police seized High-Power Firearms and Ammunition with Drug Cache

18th of July 2024

Mia Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados, in her speech to the nation, defined the aggressive activities threatening the population of Barbados and called for an emergency meeting of the citizens.

Barbados: PM Mia Mottley Calls for Unity and Urgent Action Against Violence

18th of July 2024

CEO of TransJamaican Highway, Ivan Anderson, revealed to stakeholders the company's latest developments

TransJamaican Highway Unveils New Concession and Tech Upgrades to Enhance User Experience and Revenue

18th of July 2024

Strong continuous showers and thunderstorms are affecting South Trinidad. Flash flooding warnings are in effect for Penal, Barrackpore, San Francique, Preau, and Moruga at this time.

Trinidad: Devastation persists with Flash Floods, Homes Submerged, and Roads Impassable

17th of July 2024

Frustration Reigned in Sheffield, Jamaica, as residents hit the streets in protest as the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) failed to restore electricity nearly two weeks after Hurricane Beryl.

Jamaica: Frustration Mounts as Power Outage persists in Sheffield

17th of July 2024

Significant burst of volcanic earthquakes beneath Dominica. Beginning at around 12:45 AM, over that period, a total of 345 events were recorded.

Dominica tremors with 345 volcanic earthquakes beneath northern regions

17th of July 2024

Powerful United States Senator found guilty by the Jury in several aspects of corruption. Thousands of hundreds of dollars were found in cash along with gold bars

United States: Corrupted public official acts as foreign agent

17th of July 2024