Caribbean

Seven contestants will vie for the Miss Labour Queen 2025 title on May 3rd, in the presence of Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew.

The 30-year-old woman's body was found in roadside bushes, led there by her husband's directions.

The April 22, 2025, terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, claimed 28 lives, marking the deadliest assault in India since the 2019 Pulwama attack.

The dead man's brother shared a photo of a polling card sent to his address in the deceased's name on social media.

The GAA cited a lack of interest from member federations as the reason for requesting to host the upcoming games season.

Diverse interest groups, including civic organizations and ordinary citizens, are critically analyzing the state of national leadership.

The Investment Gateway Summit 2025 supports St. Kitts and Nevis' bold vision of becoming the world’s first sustainable island nation.

The Joseph N. France Hospital saw major progress with roof repairs, new air conditioning units, upgraded kitchen and private ward, and a fully equipped medical training classroom.

Jamaica's victory in the 52nd CARIFTA Games marks their 39th consecutive and 47th overall title.

The Day 2 notably turned fruitful for Cayman Islands as well as its position surged from 10th with 1 gold, to fourth with 2 golds and 1 bronze.

The 43-year-old victim reported that her ex-boyfriend, Stephen Murray, came to her home and stole cash from her purse.

Janill Williams shared a screenshot of a Google search showing her impressive record of 13 CARIFTA medals, 12 of which are gold.

James' performance was a standout, as he set a new personal best while competing against Jamaica's Tarique Daley, who secured second place with a throw of 60.39m.

Notable bobolees were spotted along SS Erin Road in Debe and Woodpecker Drive in Pleasantville, within MP Brian Manning’s constituency.

Get the full Day 1 medal tally for the CARIFTA Games 2025. Jamaica leads with 20 medals, followed by Bahamas and Trinidad and Tobago. Check the full breakdown.

The opening ceremony welcomed junior athletes from 28 Caribbean nations with vibrant calypso-themed decor and performances by police, fire officials and bands.

Julien Alfred’s performances on international stages continue to inspire athletes not only in Saint Lucia and the Caribbean, but around the world.

Photos from the event shared by authorities have gone viral, drawing widespread outrage from netizens who accused the church of mocking God and disrespecting the Christian faith.

While sharing the news, the couple emphasized that this wasn't how they envisioned introducing their son to their fans, adding that God is the one who creates plans, and everything He does is with purpose.

Following the viral news of the accident, fans flooded social media with tributes, prematurely posting “Rest in Peace” messages for the singer.