Montserrat Premier Joseph E. Farrell welcomed 13 Cuban medical professionals on July 21 that will support the fight against the pandemic in the British Overseas territory.
Barbadian tenants who are not paying their rent because of the COVID-19 pandemic are causing severe financial problems for property owners.
Trinidad and Tobago President Paula-Mae Weeks has commended religious leaders who called for a day of prayer to mark the 30th anniversary of the attempted coup that shook the country on July 27, 1990.
St Vincent and the Grenadines will soon have a Sandals Resort, making it the eighth island in the Caribbean to have one, following the acquisition of Buccament Bay Spa and Resort.
Antigua’s High Court has granted a petition allowing for the reorganisation of the cash-strapped regional airline, LIAT, the appointment of an administrator as well as staying all proceedings relating to the liquidation of the company.
Jamaica is featured in the latest James Bond film. Fans of 007 got a delightful treat last week when the official Instagram account of the latest Bond flick, ‘No Time To Die’, shared two fabulous photos from their filming in Jamaica.
Guyana is in so much turmoil four months after its most important election in history, there is still no officially recognised winner. The paralysis is hitting the country’s fledgling oil industry and there are worries it might slide into a racially charged civil war.
A UK Ministry of Defence training team has arrived in Cayman to begin training the jurisdiction’s Defence Regiment Reservists.
Prince Harry’s luxurious Barbados villa is on the market for US$25million. Cove Spring House is a ten-bedroom beachfront villa that has not only hosted British royalty, but Hollywood A-listers too, with celebrities including Elton John, Hugh Grant, Rihanna, Nicole Kidman and Rod Stewart....
Jamaica first reopened its borders for tourism on June 15, and now the destination has put in place some revised measures for travellers.