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GRENADIANS GO TO THE POLLS ON NOVEMBER 5TH
Voters in Grenada are going to the polls on November 5th, a year ahead of the constitutionally due date.
Voters in Grenada are going to the polls on November 5th, a year ahead of the constitutionally due date.
A decade after regional and global leaders first came together to advance the Caribbean’s infrastructure agenda, the Caribbean Infrastructure Forum (CARIF) has opened its milestone 10th edition in Miami with a renewed push to turn the region’s ambitious plans into financed, sustainable projects.
Across the Caribbean and among his global fan base, the songs of the Mighty Sparrow have been blaring in tribute to the icon of Caribbean calypso culture, who passed away on Sunday, September 27th, at his home in New York.
Cruise line company Royal Caribbean Group and resort firm Sandals Resorts have announced the signing of an agreement to form a partnership in the all-inclusive resort space with a 50% investment from Royal Caribbean Group valued at US$3 billion.
Caribbean ports have an opportunity to capture significantly more economic value from the trade, tourism, and shipping activity already moving through the region.
United States federal departments are reportedly poised to intervene in a heated dispute between the United States Virgin Islands (USVI) and the British Virgin Islands (BVI) over use of the Sir Francis Drake Channel.
FIFA has slapped severe penalties on four football officials from the Caribbean and the Maldives.
The situation in Haiti was a main issue in talks between the British government’s Minister for the Overseas Territories and the Caribbean, Uma Kumaran, and governments of the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) and the Dominican Republic(DR).
The annual CARILEC Resilient/Renewable Energy Community (CAREC) Conference & Exhibition 2026 will convene the Caribbean energy community to advance practical solutions to the region’s most pressing energy challenges and accelerate progress toward more resilient, reliable and sustainable power system
Caribbean tourism continues to increase year-on-year but airline seat capacity in the region is in decline despite globally air travel increasing by 1.5 per cent.