(NEWS ROOM GUYANA) — An accident on the Vlissengen Road in the vicinity of the Botanical Garden, has left a motorcyclist dead Friday afternoon. The News Room understands that the motorcyclist and a pillion rider were proceeding at a fast rate of speed when they crashed into a Route 40 minibus. The motorcyclist died on ...
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(PRESS RELEASE) — The Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship RFA Mounts Bay will pay a visit to Barbados from June 14-17, 2019 as part of the UK’s preparations to provide regional support this hurricane season. Equipped with heavy-duty vehicles, a Royal Navy Wild-Cat helicopter and personnel from 24 Commando Royal Engineers, RFA Mounts Bay officers and crew ...
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To celebrate Campari in Saint Lucia, the world’s most stylish brand is hosting Campari Week 2019 from June 9-15 in partnership with Peter and Company Distribution Limited, the exclusive local distributor of Campari. This year, the brand’s consumers will be encouraged to sip, play, mix and savor responsibly at select locations. Consumers are set to […]
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(PRESS RELEASE) – Minister of Tourism Hon. Edmund Bartlett has hailed Sandals Resorts as a prime example of indigenous companies in the tourism sector that are taking their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to new heights, ensuring that the positive impact of tourism is reaching all corners of our communities. The Minister was speaking in New ...
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(JAMAICA OBSERVER) — Twelve thousand pounds of mangoes were exported on Thursday(June 13) to the United States. The mangoes – ‘Julie’ and ‘East Indian’ – were the first set to be exported from Jamaica to the US in 20 years. Export of the mangoes, which is being facilitated through the Mango Irradiation Programme, is expected ...
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(AFP) — Joe Root scored his second century of the World Cup as England crushed the West Indies by eight wickets in Southampton on Friday with 16.5 overs to spare. The host nation won the toss and made the most of favourable bowling conditions on a day when the rain finally relented, bowling the West ...
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AFP:– A Caribbean airline that helps bind together the region’s many island nations has been saved from going under — at least for now — by a rescue plan led by the government of Antigua and Barbuda. The 45-year-old LIAT, owned by a handful of regional governments, provides vital service between 15 Caribbean countries, connected by […]
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Saint Lucia Thursday morning officially broke ground for the construction of the first Fixed Based Operation (FBO) at Hewanorra International Airport. Prime Minister Allen Chastanet says the new facility will provide premium services to private and corporate air-crafts. Writing on his official Facebook page, Chastanet disclosed that Caribbean aviation services provider I.A.M. Jet Centre Group […]
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ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Nine players set to feature for West Indies “A” in their upcoming home series against India “A” next month are among 15 players chosen to attend a Cricket West Indies High Performance training camp, starting Monday, June 17, aimed at enhancing their red-ball cricket skills. Test fast bowler Shermon Lewis and ...
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