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April 16, 2024
Jamaican Police Constable Fatally Shot During Robbery in St Ann Parish, JCF Mourns Loss | News Update
Jamaican police constable Ricardo Fairclough tragically shot and killed during robbery in St Ann parish. JCF expresses sorrow and offers condolences. Murder toll surpasses 300 for the year.
April 16, 2024
Actress Mary Mina Lights Olympic Torch as Paris Prepares for Summer Olympics, IOC Clears Russian and Belarusian Athletes for Participation
Greek actress Mary Mina, as high priestess, lit the Olympic torch via backup flame amid cloudy skies for relay in Greece and France. Paris hosts 2024 Summer Olympics, featuring symbolic flame lighting.
April 16, 2024
Barbados TODAY Journalist Explores 'Little Barbados' in Reading, England: A Look at Historic Twinnings and Community Connections
Explore the historical ties between Barbados and the UK through an insightful journey to 'Little Barbados' in Reading, Berkshire. Discover the community's rich heritage and ongoing connections.
April 15, 2024
Formation of Haitian Governing Council Delayed Amid Dispute Over Terms
Haitian political parties aim for swift installation of governing council following delays and disputes. Transition underway as outgoing prime minister prepares to step down amidst security challenges.
April 15, 2024
Caribbean Development Bank President Dr Gene Leon's Return Uncertain as Whistleblower Concerns Linger: An Update
"Concerns persist over Caribbean Development Bank's handling of whistleblower complaints against Dr Gene Leon. Return unlikely, internal investigation ongoing. Tensions with heads of government escalate, emphasizing bank's confidentiality stance."
April 15, 2024
White House Warns US Will Not Participate in Retaliatory Strikes on Iran as Israel Urged to Consider Response: Official
"US won't join Israel in retaliatory strikes against Iran, urges caution. Over 300 drones, missiles aimed at Israel intercepted. White House urges strategic response after Iran's direct attack."
April 14, 2024
US Imposes Sanctions on Suriname's Ex-President Bouterse for Human Rights Violations
The United States imposed sanctions on former Surinamese President Desiré Delano Bouterse and six ex-military officials for alleged human rights violations in the 'December Murders' of 1982.
April 14, 2024
Unlocking Success for Startups: Addressing Challenges and Priorities for Sustainable Growth
Discover the nurturing and guidance needed for successful startup ventures. Embrace a strong value proposition, mentorship, and profit motivation to overcome high failure rates and achieve sustainable economic growth and development.
April 14, 2024
OAS Condemns Ecuadorian Government Over Mexican Embassy Intrusion
The Organisation of American States (OAS) denounced Ecuador for police intrusion at the Mexican Embassy, escalating tensions over the arrest of former Vice President Glas and comments by Mexican President López Obrador.
April 14, 2024
Israel Faces Retaliatory Attack from Iran with Drones and Missiles
Air raid sirens blare as Iran launches drones and missiles towards Israel, resulting in some landing inside the country. Israeli military intercepts attacks; tension remains high. US forces also involved.
April 14, 2024
US Intercepts Iranian Drones Headed to Israel, UK's RAF Ready to Assist
US and UK respond to Iranian drone threat towards Israel. US President Biden and UK PM Sunak condemn Iran's attack. US officials closely monitoring situation. Iran retaliated for Quds Force Commander's death.
April 13, 2024
Enhancing Transportation Linkages Between the Caribbean and Africa: Prime Minister Stresses Importance for Regional Growth
"Prime Minister Mia Mottley emphasizes the importance of strengthening transportation linkages between the Caribbean and Africa for economic growth. Read about the agreements signed to enhance commerce and tourism."