Daily Archives: Feb 7, 2018

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Feb 7, CMC – Prime Minister Andrew Holness Wednesday said he held “frank, candid dialogue” with the visiting United States Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson as the two countries sought to deepen their trade and other relations.

ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada, Feb 7, CMC – Grenada is celebrating its 44th anniversary of political independence from Britain with the traditional military parade , a public holiday and Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell keeping an eye firmly on next month’s general election.

HAVANA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Cuba has given a visa to a senior American diplomat to lead the U.S. embassy in Havana, a U.S. official said, in a sign both nations want to keep open lines of communication despite a sharp deterioration in relations since President Donald Trump took office.

SEOUL/TOKYO (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence vowed tough new sanctions against North Korea and called it the world’s most tyrannical regime on Wednesday, two days before he is due to attend the winter Olympics, along with two of the North’s most senior officials.

Police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying this man and knowing his whereabouts.

Kerry Packer and World Series Cricket had turned the cricket world upside down when they signed up the world’s leading players for World Series Cricket in 1977, played parallel to the established series hosted by the Australia Cricket Board. Three teams: West Indies, Australia and a World XI competed in Supertests and One Dayers under the banner that “Big Boys Play at Night.”

Weeks after the school's buildings were vandalized and walls sprayed with graffiti, the All Saints Secondary school has been attacked once again.

Police arrested and charged 39yr-old Marsha Monett Hogan of All Saints on Tuesday, with larceny of one Samsung J2 Prime mobile phone.

Thirty-two Russian athletes have appealed against their exclusion from this month's Winter Olympics.

The Antigua and Barbuda Tennis Association (ABTA) has been forced to forgo its planned Davis Cup playoffs following poor responses from the country’s pool of eligible players.