It’s billed as “the first Special Economic Zone of its kind in the Caribbean”, which its developers say “is expected to substantially increase the GDP of St Kitts & Nevis and the entire Eastern Caribbean.”
The United States continues to pile pressure on Cuba as speculation mounts over what might be the next step of the Trump administration toward the communist-run island.
Grenada is deepening economic ties with Africa through visa-free access, planned direct air links and an aggressive investment drive targeting sectors ranging from healthcare and agriculture to real estate and financial services.
Jamaica’s scotch bonnet production is so low that it has caused a shortage of output of hot pepper sauce.
St Lucia’s Olympic president has accused CARICOM of failing athletes and sporting bodies by not making inter-Caribbean movement more affordable and accessible.
The decision by the United States government to deny a visa to the newly elected president of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) has sparked a regional debate over how this could affect the organisation’s operations, which has its headquarters in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
On Thursday, 4 June, RCIPS officers supported by representatives from the Department of Environmental Health (DEH) conducted a clean-up operation in the Mary Mollie Hydes Road area of West Bay.
Cautious optimism is the phrase flowing through the halls of power and the communities of Jamaica as the nation anticipates what may very well be a major transformational phase in its economy. Oil.
Trinidad and Tobago marked its first wave of Asian ancestors to the Caribbean island with Indian Arrival Day on Saturday May 30th.
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley is so worried about the surge of gang culture on the island that she has called for the creation of community-based parenting clubs and a national support hotline.