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Antigua & Guyana Gov’ts concerned about sale of Scotiabank
CARIBBEAN 360
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – The government of Antigua and Barbuda appears to be in a fighting mood over plans by Scotiabank to sell off its operations in the twin-island nation, while Guyana has also expressed concern that the sale will create issues for the banking sector in that Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country.
Body believed to be missing American found in shallow grave
Jamaica Gleaner
GREEN ISLAND, Hanover, Jamaica - Police investigators are now (Today, November, 28, 2018) in Green Island, Hanover preparing to exhume a body from a shallow grave.
EU gives Dominica money for Post Hurricane Maria Reconstruction
Antigua Observer
ROSEAU, Dominica - The European Union (EU) is releasing to Dominica E.C. $24 million (7.7M euros), the first tranche of a total of E.C. $34 million (11M euros), as part of its contribution to the reconstruction of the country following the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria last year (2017).
Cop collapses after verdict
Jamaica Gleaner
ST JAMES PARISH, Jamaica - Senior Superintendent of Police Anthony Castelle collapsed in the St James Parish Court yesterday, November 23, 2018, after he was found guilty for a 2016 shooting of a pregnant woman.
Cops before court for demanding jail release money from man
Jamaica Observer
ST ANDREW PARISH, Jamaica - THREE policemen who reportedly took a man into custody after he was freed by the court and demanded and accepted US$200 and $58,000 for his release are scheduled to return to the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court on December 4, 2018.
Female Pastor beats man for repeatedly abusing his wife
Jamaica Gleaner
ST ANDREW, Jamaica - There are times when talk is not enough, and strong, maybe even controversial actions, have to be taken.
‘Cancer stricken’ President returns home from Cuba
Guyana Chronicle
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, SA – President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, David Granger and his wife, Ms Sandra Granger, Tuesday night, November 20, 2018, returned to Guyana from the Republic of Cuba after spending approximately three weeks there, undergoing medical treatment.
Carnival expands ‘Ocean Medallion’ project to Grand Bahama
Nassau Guardian
GRAND BAHAMA, Nassau, Bahamas - Carnival Cruise Lines plans to expand its Ocean Medallion project in Grand Bahama, having already hired several Grand Bahamians to begin the groundbreaking project, the company’s Chief Experience and Innovation Officer John Padgett said Friday.
Housing for poor coming - Holness announces $500M Programme for indigent
Jamaica Gleaner
KINGSTON, Jamaica - The Andrew Holness administration is now crafting a programme through which $500 million will be spent to build "reasonable" housing solutions for the poor and indigent across the island.
Recently released convict confesses to killing homeless woman
Kaieteur News
PARIKA, Guyana, SA - A recently-released convict has reportedly confessed to killing 22-year-old Romeza Sookdeo, whose decomposing body was found last Sunday, November 11, 2018, at Hydronie Market Road, Parika, East Bank Essequibo.
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