Countries that refuse to accept returns of individuals in the UK unlawfully could see the number of visas they are granted cut. LONDON, England – The UK could cut the number of visas granted to countries that delay or refuse returns of individuals with no right to remain in the UK. In her first major […]
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WASHINGTON, USA – The executive board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed the Article IV Consultation for Guatemala. The authorities have consented to the publication of the Staff Report prepared for this consultation. Thanks to prudent macroeconomic management, Guatemala has maintained a resilient economy, achieved low inflation, ample policy buffers and, for the last few years, […]
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GEORGETOWN, Guyana, (DPI) – In an unprecedented show of solidarity, Georgetown witnessed a low pass flyover by a United States of America (USA) aircraft, in recognition of Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali’s swearing-in as Guyana’s 9th executive president for the next five years to “turn ambition into reality.” This dynamic aerial demonstration, conducted in collaboration with the […]
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WestJet statement regarding flight WS2276 CANADA / ST MAARTEN – WestJet flight 2276, operating from Toronto, experienced a hard landing upon arrival at Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) at 17:29 UTC Sunday. Emergency services responded immediately, deploying foam as a precaution. The aircraft’s slides were activated, and all guests and crew safely evacuated and were […]
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By Special contributor RODNEY BAY, St Lucia – In the politics of pretend, the naïve and completely untrue of the lesser and greater denominators often come to the fore in defence of narratives, no matter how outrageous. My understanding and knowledge of politics, from the 60s and now, qualify specific information and expert experience in dissimilarity […]
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Gender-based violence (GBV) has reached alarming levels in Haiti as criminal gangs tighten their grip on the Caribbean nation, with more than 6,200 incidents reported between January and July by service providers there. Rapes accounted for nearly half the cases, with armed groups carrying out 62 percent of them, according to the data gathered […]
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GEORGETOWN, Guyana – CARICOM Secretary-General Dr Carla Barnett has reaffirmed the Caribbean Community’s commitment to advancing health as a cornerstone of sustainable development during her remarks at the opening ceremony of the second joint meeting of ministers of health of the African and Caribbean Regions, held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Saturday, 6 September. Second Africa-CARICOM […]
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By Neil Balchin The path toward sustainable economic growth and development in small states is fraught with difficulties. Their narrow production structures, small domestic markets and vulnerability to external shocks, climate change and recurring natural disasters, pose significant challenges. Inward investment is critical to overcome these handicaps. It fosters diversification into other economic pathways and […]
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By Tony Deyal First, it was Coffee Up, down or out. It was not just said but made clear to all of us that coffee people tend to be active and bold, quick to make decisions, and seek immediate results. However, “Tea’s Yin Energy”, on the other hand, is associated with calmness, coolness, and introspection. […]
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CASTRIES, St Lucia – In accordance with the flagship programme, “One University Graduate per Household” introduced in 2023 by Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre, the government of Saint Lucia has expanded the First-Generation Scholarship Programme at Monroe College from 50 to 75 full awards for the 2025/26 academic year. The First-Generation Full Scholarships are made […]
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5th Annual Youth Climate Summit designated as COP30-affiliated dialogue BERMUDA / JAMAICA – Bermuda’s 5th Annual Youth Climate Summit (YCS), hosted by the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI), in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Multi Country Office in Jamaica today announced a strategic collaboration that will enhance Caribbean representation and expand youth […]
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