Suriname’s Justice Minister Edward Belfort has questioned a recent report out of Jamaica that pointed to an increase in drug trafficking out of Suriname....read more

The embattled Tillman Thomas administration is facing yet another resignation as Grenada’s ongoing political drama continues....read more

President of the Association of Caribbean Media Workers, Wesley Gibbings, was elected to the Steering committee of the Global Forum for Media Development...read more

Leader of the main opposition Antigua Labour Party (ALP), Lester Bird, says he will continue to lead the party despite “anxieties” among supporters regarding his health and age. ...read more

Parents of students at a prominent all boys high school in the western city of Montego Bay are demanding answers from the authorities after an entire classroom...read more

The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) grouping says it will provide support to Haiti and the Dominican Republic in the ongoing efforts to eliminate cholera in the two countries. ...read more

Dr. Clarissa Ettienne has been elected Director General of the Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO). ...read more

A United Nations human rights official says while Haiti shows encouraging signs of progress, it is still facing challenges such as justice reform and poverty....read more

The Guyana Sugar Corporation (Guysuco) has produced more than 52,000 tonnes of sugar for the current crop and officials are hoping that the production figure will surpass 160,000 tonnes, Agriculture Minister Dr Leslie Ramsammy has said....read more

A new session of the law term began here on Monday with Chief Justice Ivor Archie cautiously commenting on the controversial legislation relating to the Administration of Justice (Indictable Proceedings) Act that critics say was aimed at ensuring the fraud cases against two party financiers of the present government were dropped....read more