Report warns Caribbean democracies face a convergence of structural pressures
A new report is warning that the future quality of Caribbean democracies will depend on the region’s ability to integrate economic resilience, climate change...
St Kitts and Nevis keeps customs relief surcharge in place
BASSETERRE – The St. Kitts and Nevis government says the Customs relief measures currently in effect, including the waiver of bunker and shipper surcharges from...
Government moves to restrict licences for foreign-owned businesses
The Cayman Islands Government has published legislation that would give Cabinet the authority to suspend the issuance of licences to foreign-owned businesses in sectors...
Region urged to adopt unified approach to fighting corruption
Executive Director of Jamaica’s Integrity Commission, Craig Beresford, is urging Caribbean countries to strengthen collaboration and align their anti-corruption laws, warning that fragmented approaches...
Bermuda mourns the death of Sir John Swan
Bermuda is mourning the death of Sir John Swan, the island’s longest serving Premier.
Premier David Burt said, “Sir John dominated Bermuda’s politics for a generation...
WHO certifies Turks and Caicos for eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV and hepatitis B
The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Wednesday congratulated the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) on being certified for...