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In its statement, GECOM urged the public and all stakeholders to remain vigilant against fake news circulating during the election period.

At a mass rally in Half-Way Tree, PM Andrew Holness declared that the parties are fighting for Jamaica’s future.

The steps were part of the government of Dominica’s broader plan to enhance garbage collection and waste management across the country.

The Trump administration remains committed to bringing Maduro to justice, stating that no political maneuvering will shield him from prosecution.

The ceremony was a milestone celebration, which also had significance for St Kitts and Nevis as well as the greater Caribbean as they remember Garvey’s arrival into the Federation on November 2, 1937.

The $13.8 million lighting project is being funded by the Dominica Lotteries Commission.

To commemorate the accomplishments, the Labour Party held its 3rd anniversary Church Service on August 3, 2025.

He praised Trotman’s journey as a true example of opportunity, discipline, and support, adding that the entire nation is proud of his remarkable achievement.

Prime Minister Gaston Browne announced that, starting August 3, 2025, the road will be officially renamed as per the Cabinet’s decision.

The political leaders said during the meeting that they aim to end laws that enforce discrimination related to sexual orientation.

The court’s decision follows a legal challenge brought up by a local LGBTQ+ advocate and was supported by regional and international human rights advocate.

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.