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Daily Archives: Aug 12, 2017

Cars collide on racing track, drivers escape unscathed

ABDRA says the incident occurred at the end of the track and since the cars and drivers had the adequate safety equipment, these saved their lives.

Barbados records decline in foreign reserves during first half of 2017

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Aug 12, CMC – The Central Bank of Barbados (CBB) says that at the end of June, the island’s international reserves fell to BDS$635.5 million (One Barbados dollar =US$0.50 cents), which was equivalent to an estimated 9.7 weeks of imports.

Jamaica welcomes local government delegation from Trinidad and Tobago

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Aug 12, CMC – Jamaica is hoping that the visit of a  Local Government delegation from Trinidad and Tobago will lead to a strengthening of the local government system in the Caribbean.

New initiative to improve operational efficiency in courts in the OECS

CASTRIES, St. Lucia, Aug 12, CMC – The Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (ECSC) is implementing an e-litigation web portal within all courts in the sub-region for the electronic management of cases filed within the jurisdiction of the ECSC.

More than 100 Haitian migrants “rescued” at sea

MIAMI, Aug 12, CMC – The United States Coast Guard says it has rescued 151 Haitian migrants and handed them over to the Royal Bahamian Defense Force on Friday.

National Cultural Policy project created

Lisa Callender of Protrade Consultancy, a firm in Jamaica, has been appointed to head the newly created National Cultural Policy project.

Minister of Culture and Festivals: They will be paid

Minister of Culture and Festivals, E P Chet Greene, is assuring this year’s Caribana competitors that they will receive outstanding monies.

Labour Minister says industry centred work permits are not practical

The country’s Labour Minister said the opposition United Progressive Party’s (UPP) proposal for industry centred work permits for Caricom nationals is an “interesting proposition but is not at all practical”.

CMO says burn unit not off the table

Chief Medical Officer, Dr Rhonda Sealy-Thomas said discussions are continuing to establish a burn unit in Antigua & Barbuda.

Green Bay man sentenced

Darren Roberts, also known as “Danger” of Buckleys Street Green Bay, was convicted and sentenced to five and a half years at Her Majesty’s Prison on multiple firearms, ammunition and drug related charges in the St John’s Magistrate’s Court on Thursday.
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