Politics

Afreximbank Receives Free Land for Trade Center, Hotel, and Offices Construction in Barbados

March 17, 2025

Afreximbank Receives Free Land for Trade Center, Hotel, and Offices Construction in Barbados

Afreximbank to develop trade center, hotel, and offices on old General Hospital site in Barbados for economic growth and international partnerships, sparking debate in the House of Assembly.

Stuart Young Sworn In as Eighth Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Camille Robinson-Regis Appointed as Attorney General | Trinidad Guardian/BT

March 17, 2025

Stuart Young Sworn In as Eighth Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Camille Robinson-Regis Appointed as Attorney General | Trinidad Guardian/BT

Stuart Young sworn in as the eighth Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, succeeding Dr Keith Rowley. Camille Robinson-Regis also appointed as the new Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs.

European Politicians and King Charles Show Support for Canada Amid US Tariffs: PM Carney Seeks Allies' Solid Backing

March 17, 2025

European Politicians and King Charles Show Support for Canada Amid US Tariffs: PM Carney Seeks Allies' Solid Backing

European politicians and King Charles show symbolic support for Canada amid US tariffs. Prime Minister Carney seeks solid backing from allies during his first foreign visit to Paris and London.

Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne Awaits Auditor General's Report on Home Ownership Providing Energy (HOPE) Inc. Housing Projects

March 17, 2025

Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne Awaits Auditor General's Report on Home Ownership Providing Energy (HOPE) Inc. Housing Projects

Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne awaits a report from the Auditor General on the HOPE Inc. housing projects following a draft special audit report. Prime Minister Mottley ordered a full investigation into the program.

Minister Sutherland Refutes Lawsuit Claims Against HOPE Inc. Over $64 Million Contract | Update from St. Michael South Meeting

March 17, 2025

Minister Sutherland Refutes Lawsuit Claims Against HOPE Inc. Over $64 Million Contract | Update from St. Michael South Meeting

Minister Dwight Sutherland refutes claims of a lawsuit against HOPE Inc. over a $64 million contract, criticizing media reports as premature and misleading. PM Mottley questions breach of parliamentary privilege.

CARICOM Chairman Mia Mottley Commends Outgoing Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Keith Rowley

March 17, 2025

CARICOM Chairman Mia Mottley Commends Outgoing Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Keith Rowley

CARICOM Chairman Mia Mottley praises outgoing Trinidad and Tobago PM Keith Rowley for his faithful stewardship of the country and the region. Rowley announced retirement in January.

Newly Installed UWI Chancellor Dr Dodridge Miller Defends Institution's Excellence and Urges Collaboration for Progress

March 16, 2025

Newly Installed UWI Chancellor Dr Dodridge Miller Defends Institution's Excellence and Urges Collaboration for Progress

New UWI Chancellor Dr Dodridge Miller defends institution against criticism, highlighting global research excellence and academic programs. Emphasizes need for public-private collaboration and regional support for vital institutions.

US Deportation Plane with Alleged Gang Members Lands in El Salvador Amid Legal and Political Backlash

March 16, 2025

US Deportation Plane with Alleged Gang Members Lands in El Salvador Amid Legal and Political Backlash

A US-deported group of Venezuelans and MS-13 gang members landed in El Salvador despite a US judge's order blocking the deportation under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. President Bukele commented on the situation.

Retiring CCJ Judge Advocates for CARICOM Member States to Embrace Appellate Jurisdiction Over Privy Council

March 16, 2025

Retiring CCJ Judge Advocates for CARICOM Member States to Embrace Appellate Jurisdiction Over Privy Council

Retiring Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) judge, Justice Andrew Burgess, advocates for all CARICOM member states to accede to the CCJ's appellate jurisdiction over Britain's Privy Council. The CCJ plays a crucial role in developing authentic Caribbean jurisprudence and addressing regional crime challenges.

HOPE Inc. Faces Lawsuit Over $64 Million Contract: Audit Reveals Failures in Home Construction Projects

March 16, 2025

HOPE Inc. Faces Lawsuit Over $64 Million Contract: Audit Reveals Failures in Home Construction Projects

HOPE Inc., a government-created company for low to middle-income housing, faces a lawsuit over a $64 million unfulfilled contract with a precast company. An audit reveals construction issues and financial challenges.

Title: Crisis in CARICOM's Education System Revealed by World Bank and Regional Leaders

March 15, 2025

Title: Crisis in CARICOM's Education System Revealed by World Bank and Regional Leaders

The CARICOM education system faces crisis, with concerns raised by the World Bank and regional leaders. Issues include inequality, insufficient skills, and reliance on private lessons. Efforts for transformation are underway.

United States Postal Service Announces Job Cuts, Partnership with Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency

March 14, 2025

United States Postal Service Announces Job Cuts, Partnership with Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency

The United States Postal Service plans to cut 10,000 jobs through voluntary retirement. Postmaster General DeJoy collaborates with Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency for further USPS improvements.

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