The St Lucia government will appoint a special prosecutor to probe the allegations of corruption against the former administration of Allen Chastanet, Deputy Governor General, Errol Charles announced.
Haitian survivors of the massive earthquake last week say help is trickling in, but struggling people say they need it more quickly. The earthquake killed officially over 2,189 people but realistically it is thousands.
Guyana will seek much better terms for any future oil deals than their contract with ExxonMobil, the country’s vice-president Bharrat Jagdeo announced.
The alleged protestor who threw a rock at Dr Ralph Gonsalves, Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines, appeared in court last week.
Jamaica is cleaning up after being pounded for hours on end by tropical storm Grace after the storm swept across the island with strong winds and almost incessant rainfall.
Barbadian superstar Rihanna last week became one of the richest entertainers ever as she officially became a billionaire.
Jamaica has imposed tighter COVID-19 restrictions due to the rapid surge in case numbers and hospitalisations since June 1, said Prime Minister Andrew Holness last week. The new restrictions are in effect until Aug. 31.
Haiti’s death toll from a powerful magnitude 7.2 earthquake is running into the thousands with many more injured after the tragedy.
Fishermen in Trinidad are seeing their livelihoods ruined by repeated oil spills in their waters. Ecologists too are worried because marine life is suffering badly.
Montserrat is featured in a newly released documentary which focuses on the now derelict music studio of former Beatles producer George Martin.