(CNN) A revised autopsy report done of Kenny Mitchel, the maintenance worker on the island of Anguilla who was allegedly killed by American tourist Gavin Scott Hapgood, says he had a lethal amount of cocaine in his system at the time of his death. Obtained by The New York Times, the revised autopsy report, which includes […]
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(SLO) The government of Saint Lucia welcomes the news that the government of Canada has opened a Visa Application Centre in Saint Lucia. This follows continued dialogue and advocacy by the government on behalf of the people of Saint Lucia with the Canadian government. This means that Saint Lucians wanting to travel to Canada will save […]
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Sixty-nine people ranging from the ages of 19 to 70 years have been found locked away in cages at a church located along the Eastern Main Road in Arouca on Wednesday morning. These people both men and women are believed to be victims of “modern day slavery” and “human trafficking” according to Commissioner of Police […]
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The University of the West Indies (UWI) Open Campus, is pleased to announce the Valedictorian for its 2019 Presentation of Graduates Ceremony, which will be held on Saturday, October 12, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. at the St John’s Pentecostal Ministries Church in Antigua and Barbuda. The Valedictorian is Ms Novenia Norisia Isaac, a secretary at […]
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(The Daily Herald) PHILIPSBURG–Three crew members on board a sailing vessel were detained by the Immigration Department and the St. Maarten Police Force KPSM on Thursday afternoon on suspicion of human trafficking. A white and blue sailboat flying a tattered Dominica flag docked at the pier in the vicinity of Walter Plantz Square in Philipsburg […]
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(ABC7NY) DALLAS, Texas — The former Dallas officer who claimed she thought she was in her own apartment when she shot her neighbor to death is headed to prison. Amber Guyger didn’t appear to show much reaction as the judge read the jury’s sentence. It came a day after the jury convicted her of murder […]
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(CARICOM Today) The private sector as the centre of agriculture and food production was the recurring theme as the 12th Regional Agricultural Planners’ Forum began Monday at the Best Western Plus Belize Biltmore Plaza in Belize City. Speakers at the opening ceremony of the two-day Forum zeroed in on issues such as improving the competitiveness […]
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By Erik Ortiz (NBC News) Former Dallas police Officer Amber Guyger was found guilty of murder on Tuesday for fatally shooting her neighbor, Botham Jean, after thinking he was an intruder when she mistakenly entered his apartment. Guyger, who has been out on a $300,000 bond, faces a maximum of life in prison. She was not […]
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Extract from CARICOM Business newsletter, Vol 2 No 39 The Bank of Nova Scotia will not proceed with a proposed sale of its operations in Guyana “at this time” promising to “continue to deliver business as usual and focus on the best long-term solution for our employees and customers.” This comes in the wake of the refusal […]
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(InterPress Service) Some major changes in international agricultural and rural development over the last 30-40 years need to be taken into account in efforts to promote sustainable development and an inclusive rural transformation (IFAD 2016) as we approach the third decade of the millennium. This opinion piece, drawing on a longer article published in Agriculture for […]
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