Daily Archives: Jan 8, 2018

Olympian Vilma Charlton says she is confident that Jamaica's track and field will continue to spark the global track in the wake of the inimitable Usain Bolt.

B R I D G E T O W N , Barbados, (CMC) – The island’s eighth GovernorGeneral will be sworn into office today,...

The Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) is to embark on a zoning exercise in order to better regulate water pressure to residents and preserve the pipelines.

The Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) has established a regional committee that will be tasked with recommending ways in which the syllabus for Caribbean History could be revived to make it more attractive to students.

Charges are expected to be filed shortly against at least two workers of the National Office of Disaster Services (NODS), who allegedly stole from the organisation.

More questions are being raised about the legality of a sentence imposed on a young man who pleaded guilty to possession of a gun...

Following the passage of Irma and the evacuation of the people from Barbuda, there has been a near endless stream of news surrounding the Barbuda situation. Everything from land issues, to airport construction, to the pace of rebuilding. But in all of this, there is one very important thing that is missing - a plan.  

The agony continues “for the pride and joy of Gray’s Farm,” Cool and Smooth ACT Empire, as they suffered yet another defeat, this time to Sugar Ridge SAP,1-0 on Saturday night at the Antigua Recreation Grounds.

Three-time reigning champions Guyana Jaguars beat Jamaica Scorpions in a nerve-jangling contest here Saturday, to increase their lead at the top of the standings and virtually assure themselves of a fourth straight title in the Regional Four-Day Championship.

The police say arson is suspected in the destruction of a vehicle which was found, burnt beyond recognition, in the Burma area Friday night.