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Jamaica moving to keep lawbreakers off streets

Jamaica moving to keep lawbreakers off streets

KINGSTON, Jamaica (JIS) -- Commissioner of Police, Owen Ellington, says the Jamaican government is moving to strengthen legislation that will keep lawbreakers off the streets. He said, for the police to have a tight rein on crime and criminal activities...

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Summit to strengthen ties between CARICOM and Mexico

CARICOM

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (BGIS) -- There is a heightened air of expectation that the current relations that exist between the 15-member Caribbean Community (CARICOM) grouping of states and Mexico will be further strengthened by the end of...

Ticker Finance

Montserrat on path to self sustainability, says premier

Montserrat

BRADES, Montserrat (GIU) -- Premier Reuben Meade says his administration continues to deliver the goods to put Montserrat on the path to self sustainability. In a statement released on Wednesday, Meade said the government of Montserrat has...

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Caribbean primary student assessment pilot runs smoothly

Education

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados -- The first sitting (pilot) of the Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment (CPEA) was written last Friday by just under 2,000 students in Anguilla and Grenada. In Grenada, 1,727 students took the assessment at 53 centres...

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Tourism working groups launched in Anguilla

Anguilla

THE VALLEY, Anguilla -- The Ministry of Tourism in Anguilla has announced the launch of several groups that will collaborate on the sustainable development of tourism in general and on implementing the sustainable tourism master plan in particular.

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Montserrat signs new European Development Funds agreement

Montserrat

BRADES, Montserrat (GIU) -- Montserrat on Tuesday signed a new agreement to receive 10th European Development Funds (EDF), which have been earmarked to support the government’s development goals. Premier Reuben Meade signed on behalf of...

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USVI leaders salute aviation pioneer

US Virgin Islands

MIAMI, USA -- An aviation giant has been recognised by the US Virgin Islands for his huge contribution to the regional airline, travel and hospitality industry. The invaluable contribution of retiring airline industry veteran, Peter Dolara of American Airlines...

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Commentary: Grenada, we mourn - again!

Opinion

Commentary: Grenada, we mourn - again! Our much loved son of the soil, George Brizan, could not have been more correct when he named his book "Grenada, Island of Conflict!" Is there something in our waters, our soil, our spices from which we got our name or in our very character that predisposes us to...

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Commentary: Reflections

Opinion

Commentary: Reflections To reflect on one’s life is an exercise that often yields some of life’s profound answers. I often find myself reflecting on life not at the point of accomplishment but at the point of losing someone who has inspired me to push myself to the limit. I lost two such persons very...

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Letter: State of land surveying in Grenada

Letters

As a student of land surveying, geo-information management specializing in cadastral systems and land registration, it disturbs me to see the atrocious state to which the noble profession has been relegated in Grenada.

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West Indies captain aims to give clear signs of progress

Sports

LONDON, England -- Captain Darren Sammy said West Indies will be looking to give cogent proof that they have made progress in the last two years, when they face world number one England in the first of three Tests, starting on Thursday at Lord’s.

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Sports Commentary: Loss of conscience

Sports

What a wonderful world sport is. Just as news that the once mighty Liverpool FC had parted company with their iconic talisman Kenny Dalglish, his often beleaguered predecessor in the job, Roy Hodgson, was announcing his first England line up.

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Grenada no-confidence motion defeated

Grenada

Grenada no-confidence motion defeated ST GEORGE'S, Grenada -- On Tuesday, the no confidence motion tabled in Grenada's House of Parliament by the opposition New National Party (NNP) was debated and ultimately defeated. In debating the motion, opposition leader Dr Keith Mitchell...

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'Believe in The Bahamas' resonated among voters, researchers say

Bahamas

NASSAU, Bahamas -- The international research firm that explained to the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) why it lost the 2007 general election in The Bahamas and told it how to turn things around is congratulating the party on its success at the polls.

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