The St Kitts and Nevis Department of Agriculture has intensified its pest control efforts to address its growing monkey problem. Farmers have reported hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses after their crops were destroyed by Green Vervet monkeys.
Trinidad and Tobago ongoing restoration of its heritage sites has been a long and expensive process, but the recent revival of these national buildings has been met with both praise and criticism.
The Jamaica Tourist Board has unveiled its latest brand campaign, ‘Jamaica, Heartbeat of the World’.
Guyana has officially shipped its very first batch of crude oil, a major oil-first for the country.
Grenada’s Calabash Luxury Boutique Hotel’s owner has been named Caribbean Hotelier of the Year by the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association.
Former Barbados government minister Donville Inniss was found guilty of three criminal counts when he appeared in a federal district court in New York last week.
Bermuda Spa Month is set for the entire month of February again this year following its successful launch last year.
Dominica’s Ministry of Tourism is planning to make its carnival more attractive to visitors.
Trinidad and Tobago is preparing for its celebrated carnival season but the police have warned revellers not to openly smoke marijuana even though it has recently been legalised.
Jamaica Prime Minister Andrew Holness recently toured the world-renowned Joy Spence Appleton Estate Rum Experience in Nassau Valley, St Elizabeth.
