Four Eastern Caribbean nations are under new scrutiny from a recently leaked United States State Department memo raising concerns over the future mobility of their citizens and the broader implications for their citizenship-by-investment (CBI) programmes.
Jamaica’s recent decrease in crime stems in part to its increased use of technology, claims its Prime Minister Andrew Holness.
Next week Barbados moves into its most entertaining part of the year through its Crop Over Festival.
Dominica’s government is set to harness its natural resources to generate clean electricity for its 66,000 residents and growing tourism sector.
Grenada Chocolate Fest was another successful celebration of one of the island’s most treasured crops, cocoa.
Reggae Sumfest, Jamaica’s flagship reggae and dancehall festival, returns to Montego Bay next month with r’n’b star Toni Braxton topping the bill on one of the main nights.
Attorney General Honourable Samuel Bulgin along with other representatives from the Cayman Islands Government are attending the 60th Plenary Meeting of the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) being held in Trinidad and Tobago, from May 25 to 30.
Jamaica Prime Minister Andrew Holness believes that the authorities are finally starting to dismantle organised crime on the island.
The Caribbean was cloaked in a massive cloud of dust from the Sahara Desert on Monday in the biggest event of its kind this year which blanketed the region.
Barbados received a surprise visit last week from Princess Anne which sent a clear message of unity from Buckingham Palace.
