(GUYANA CHRONICLE) –Government has compiled a number of compelling arguments to prove that the no-confidence motion, though declared ‘passed’, is null, void, and of no effect on the basis that the opposition did not secure a majority in the National Assembly; and the voting process was further compromised by the involvement of an individual who ...
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(CMC) – National Security Minister Hermangild Francis has dismissed calls for his resignation as the island recorded its 43rd murder so far this year. “If the prime minister believes I am not being as efficient as I can be, then it is his prerogative to decide to change me,” Francis reportedly said, adding “so it ...
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(CMC) – Incoming chairman of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), the Prime Minister of St. Kitts Nevis, Dr. Timothy Harris, says 2019 will be the year to combat chronic non-communicable diseases (NCDs) across the region. In his New Year’s message Harris said CARICOM will enter 2019 with “a renewed vigour and determination to maintain the momentum ...
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(JAMAICA GLEANER) — For the first Christmas in nine years, yesterday, Joyce Leslie faced the festivities at home without the threat of a lengthy prison sentence hanging over her head, but still, there was no celebration for her. The 47-year-old Leslie, of a Prospect, St Thomas, address, was last week cleared of a murder charge ...
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(SNO) — Two individuals died as a result of a motor vehicle accident in Roseau on Wednesday evening (Boxing Day), according to law enforcement sources. According to reports, a motor bike collided with a taxi minibus. Emergency officials received the call at 8:16 pm. Two male individuals on the motorcycle are motionless, and one lost ...
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(CNN) — The parents of the 16-year-old black varsity wrestler who was forced to cut his dreadlocks before a match have spoken out for the first time since the incident. Charles and Rosa Johnson, speaking through their attorney, Dominic A. Speziali, said in a Monday statement that the conduct of the referee who forced their ...
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(JAMAICA GLEANER) — Residents along the Content Main Road in Williamsfield, Manchester are now counting their blessings after two motor vehicles collided in their houses and exploded yesterday afternoon. One of the drivers, Dwayne Patterson died after being trapped in his blazing motor car. According to the police, around 2:30 pm Tuesday, Patterson was travelling ...
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(JAMAICA OBSERVER) — Derrick Rodgers has been missing for two months. Family members, living in Georgia and Massachusetts in the United States, fear that the worst has happened to him. The 60-year-old Lawrence Tavern resident disappeared on October 13. His niece, Natalie Redman, contacted the Jamaica Observer recently saying that the family is on edge. ...
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(CMC) – Trinidad and Tobago Red Force will be boosted for their third round match in the Regional four-day championship next week by the return of four West Indies players. Batsman Darren Bravo, wicketkeeper Denesh Ramdin, fast bowler Shannon Gabriel and left-arm spinner Khary Pierre are all available for the clash with Leeward Islands Hurricanes ...
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(BBC) — Japan says it is to restart commercial whaling in July in a move that is likely to draw international criticism. It said it would withdraw from the International Whaling Commission (IWC), the body tasked with whale conservation. Commercial whaling was banned by the IWC in 1986 after some species were driven almost to ...
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