I am deeply saddened to learn of the passing today of one of the Caribbean’s most treasured scholars, Sir Alister McIntyre, a respected economist, educator, administrator and true champion of regional integration. This son of Grenada and son of the Caribbean will forever be remembered fondly as one of the Titans of the post Independence ...
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(SNO) — Law enforcement officials have confirmed that a fatal accident occurred on Sunday afternoon near the Victory Pentecostal Church, Old St Jude Highway in Vieux Fort. The deceased is reported to be a male, who was the driver of a Toyota Tacoma motor vehicle. The passenger, also a male individual, has been hospitalised, but ...
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A male individual died Sunday afternoon and another is in hospital after a road accident at Vieux Fort, law enforcement and emergency officials have confirmed. They say a left hand drive Toyota Tacoma ran off the road and hit a tree near the Victory Pentecostal Church, Old St Jude Highway. Emergency officials told St Lucia […]
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Regional Headquarters, Kingston, Jamaica, April 20, 2019 – The following statement is issued by the Vice-Chancellor of The University of the West Indies, Professor Sir Hilary Beckles in immediate response to news of the passing of Sir Alister McIntyre, who served as UWI Vice-Chancellor during the period 1988-1998. Shocking is the news that our Sir ...
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(NEWSDAY) — The region is mourning one of its foremost academics and statesmen. Former vice chancellor of the University of the West Indies (UWI), Sir Alister McIntyre, 87, passed away in Jamaica on Saturday. In an immediate response, vice-chancellor of the UWI, Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, said Sir Alister’s death was “shocking.” “Larger than life ...
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CNN:- Seven puppies were found next to a dumpster in Coachella, California, and authorities say they are looking for the woman caught on camera leaving them. The woman is accused of leaving the newborn puppies in a plastic bag near a dumpster behind a NAPA Auto Parts store on Thursday afternoon, according to Riverside County Animal […]
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Barbados Today:- The Region has lost one of its foremost academics and statesmen. Vice chancellor emeritus of the University of the West Indies (UWI), Sir Alister McIntyre, 87, passed away today in Jamaica. He was born in Grenada and later graduated from the London School of Economics and Political Science with first class honours. Sir Alister […]
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It would be much more beneficial to everyone to acknowledge that no faction is all good, nor all bad. This being my first ever letter to a newspaper, I find myself a tad apprehensive. However, the situation is such that it seems imperative that I share my thoughts. I am a retired foreigner who has […]
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(JAMAICA OBSERVER) — As Jamaica signed on to the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) on April 11, a report to the American Congress entitled ‘China’s Engagement with Latin America and the Caribbean’ sought to examine the implications of growing Chinese influence in the region. The BRI is an initiative that advances international development cooperation ...
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(NEW YORK POST) — Sri Lankan authorities have arrested seven people over a series of devastating attacks that left at least 207 dead and 450 injured on Easter Sunday. Near-simultaneous blasts hit three churches and three luxury hotels in the capital Colombo — the worst violence in the South Asian country since its civil war ...
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