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All 39 MPs present, from both the government and opposition, voted unanimously in favour of the extension during Monday’s sitting.

The programme is considered a first of its kind in the Caribbean region, aiming to eliminate poverty and inequality.

Under Jamaica’s constitution, Parliament must be dissolved five years after its first sitting.

The Minister of Finance has announced that with the enhancement of the Douglas Charles Airport's runway, Dominica has attracted more regional flights to its service including regionally operating Caribbean Airlines.

In a recent radio interview, the Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister unveiled his plan to double the national economy to $12 billion, stressing the need for entrepreneurship and local investment across the OECS.

Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell announced in an interview that the bill is focused on protection, not permission.

With rising economic activity and better labour conditions, job opportunities have increased for locals.

Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew highlighted several projects and said his government is investing in Nevis’s growth.

Announced by PM Drew last year, the EC$50 million project aims to produce two million gallons of clean water each day.

The budget is expected to focus on people, with policies aimed at improving their lives.

Medical negligence in Trinidad and Tobago is no longer rare. Ignored patients and fatal infections, have triggered public outrage, yet investigations or necessary actions remain at stall.

Guyana heads to the polls on September 1. Seven parties will contest the 2025 elections in a high-stakes race watched across the Caribbean.

Families in Scott’s Head will get keys to their new homes on Wednesday, 23rd July at 4:00 pm, as shared by the Housing Minister.

The two imported varieties — Brazilian Green Dwarf and Pacific Tall — were officially inspected and offloaded on Tuesday.

Cole Palmer visited the twin island nation with his family to reconnect with his ancestral roots.

The inaugural event of Kim Collins Athletic Stadium was organized by Ambassador Kenneth Douglas and his team.

In the 2022 general elections in St Kitts and Nevis, the PLP promoted a poll claiming it would win by a landslide.

Held at the Goodwill Parish Hall in Roseau, the meeting featured high-level presentations from government officials, regional experts, health authorities and agricultural representatives.

He was arrested at his law office, Martin George and Company, in Port of Spain, Trinidad.

Lennox Linton served as MP for the Marigot Constituency from 2014 to 2022 while leading the United Workers Party.