Jamaica has welcomed 43 Ghanaian specialist nurses as the first cohort under a bilateral health cooperation agreement designed to place 400 healthcare workers across the island’s healthcare system.
Jamaica Taps Ghanaian Nurses to Strengthen Healthcare Workforce Read More »
A 48-hour curfew in Kingston’s Denham Town has been extended through Tuesday evening as part of ongoing security operations in the Kingston Western Police Division.
Curfew Extended in Kingston’s Denham Town as Security Operations Continue Read More »
Hurricane Polo is expected to make landfall on Monday in Puerto San Carlos, a small fishing port on Mexico’s Pacific coast, with authorities warning of life-threatening winds and severe flooding across multiple states.
Hurricane Polo Bears Down on Mexico’s Pacific Coast with Category 3 Fury Read More »
A caravan of over 600 Central American and Caribbean migrants has resumed its trek toward the U.S. border, facing both severe weather and tightened immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.
A former Guyanese police special constable has been jailed for one year after admitting to possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition, marking another case of illegal weapons in the country’s criminal justice system.
Former Police Officer Sentenced to One Year for Illegal Firearm Possession Read More »
A loaded .38 revolver tumbled onto a Georgetown street Friday after falling from a vehicle at Durban and John Streets, police reported. The weapon, containing five live rounds, was recovered by an alert officer on duty in the area.
Loaded Revolver Tumbles From Vehicle onto Georgetown Street Read More »
A Nelson Street man has denied wounding and threatening words charges following an alleged September 9 incident. The accused has been granted bail pending his January court appearance.
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Wounding and Threats in Barbados Court Read More »
Barbados has ended a practice that left welfare beneficiaries without support during case reviews. The Social Empowerment Agency will now maintain payments and services while clients’ eligibility is being reassessed, according to Minister Adrian Forde.
Barbados Ends Welfare Payment Gaps During Benefit Reviews Read More »
The father of a teenager killed during a home invasion in Freeport has apologized to the family whose home was invaded, saying he is struggling to understand how his son became involved in the incident.
Father of slain teen expresses remorse to family of home invasion victims Read More »
A construction worker in St Andrew has been charged with multiple drug offences after police seized nearly 70 kilograms of cocaine valued at $51.7 million from his residence during an intelligence-led operation.
Construction Worker Faces Drug Charges After Major Cocaine Seizure in St Andrew Read More »
