Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago Dr Keith Rowley allowed places of worship to re-open from Monday – but they can only operate at 25 percent capacity because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Cuban entrepreneurs, running businesses ranging from selling dried fruit to repairing bikes and developing software, are scrambling to understand the opportunities and challenges ahead after a landmark change in the rules governing the Communist-run economy.
Jamaica’s COVID-19 testing has become a source of riches for many local private doctors, some of whom are charging thousands of local dollars for a single test, with some even operating without certification from the Jamaica National Agency for Accreditation (JANAAC).
The Grenada government has imposed no movement days as well as a daily curfew until Sept. 20 as the island battles with an upsurge in cases of COVID-19 that has killed four people in as many days and infected many others.
Jamaica's tourist sector has been dealt a major blow with the United Kingdom advising against all non-essential travel there based on the Covid risks, although it didn’t go on the ‘red list’.
Antigua and Barbuda’s late former Prime Minister Sir Lester Bryant Bird was laid to rest last Thursday after a state funeral at which he was remembered with many accolades.
St Kitts and Nevis can boast that it is now has the best citizenship investment programme in the world by Professional Wealth Management, the magazine published by the Financial Times. St Kitts and Nevis is a dual-island nation situated between the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea.
Cuba’s government will soon recognise and regulate cryptocurrencies for payments there. This comes on the back of Honduras introducing its own cryptocurrency.
Jamaica’s legendary music producer Lee “Scratch” Perry, whose pioneering work with roots reggae and dub elevated the island’s worldwide reputation in the arts, died Sunday, aged 85.
Jamaica started prohibiting residents from leaving their homes on Sunday in the first of three lockdown weekends to contain an upsurge in coronavirus infections and shield its healthcare system, Prime Minister Andrew Holness said.