Month: May 2023

St Lucia accedes to CCJ

The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) today said it has noted that the Constitution of Saint Lucia (Amendment) Act has…

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Around 250 agri extension officers at training programme

Approximately 250 agriculture extension officers from all ten administrative regions are currently attending a training exercise organized by the Ministry…

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National cleanup exercise set for May 20

Minister in the Ministry of Public Works, Deodat Indar this afternoon chaired a meeting of the National Enhancement Committee to…

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Mexico president slams ‘rotten’ judiciary after electoral reform setback

MEXICO CITY, (Reuters) – Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador today criticized the country’s judiciary as “rotten,” one day after…

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K-12 students face many challenges in New York

Parents and community members have expressed their concern over the difficulties faced by students with special needs and those who…

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Op-Ed: Amnesty for Unpaid Water Bills

Water is a precious resource, and New York City has some of the best municipal drinking water on the planet.…

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CARIBBEAN ROUND-UP

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA Prime Minister Gaston Browne has confirmed reports that migrants from Cameroon who were rescued from a recent…

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Chandan-Edmond repeats call for independent probe into Home Ministry PS

Shadow Minister of Home Affairs Geeta Chandan-Edmond yesterday reiterated her call on the government to provide answers and send Home…

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Guyana Women suffer nine-wicket loss in opening Super50 match

Guyana Women got off to a losing start in their Cricket West Indies Super50 campaign, going down by nine wickets…

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Amsterdam hunts quarter-final spot today against Spain’s Jalidov in Tashkent

‘Dynamite’ Desmond Amsterdam will look to clinch a quarterfinal berth and join rarefied company when he enters the ring today…

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