Archives for Tuesday, November 16, 2004

Another woman murdered in Antigua

ST. JOHN'S, Antigua: The body of a Barnes Hill woman was found floating face down in a pond in Antigua Saturday afternoon several hours after her relatives reported that she did not return home as expected on Friday night.... read more...

Tobago landslide kills two, five family members critical

SCARBOUROUGH, Tobago: Two people are dead and one family is hoping that five of its members who are in critical condition live, after a landslide struck the village of Delaford on Tobago's west end. Tobago police told Caribbean Net News that 30-year-old Tyrone McMillan died while attempting to save his van parked at the bottom of a hill... read more...

Guyana to host the 2006 Rio Group meeting

GEORGETOWN, Guyana: The South American Cooperative Republic of Guyana has been selected to host the 20th Meeting of the Heads of State and Government of the Rio Group in 2006. This decision was made at the just-concluded 18th Meeting held in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. Guyana currently represents the 15-member Caribbean Community (CARICOM) grouping in the Rio Group.... read more...

Trinidad MP cleared in the Rowley-Sharma teacup brawl

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad: The following is the full statement by the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Geoffrey Henderson on the matter between MP Chandresh Sharma and MP Dr Keith Rowley. Last week, Caribbean Net News carried the story under the heading, "I will clear my good name, says Trinidad MP." ... read more...

Business sector in Grenada still worried

ST GEORGEšS, Grenada: The trauma experienced by the business sector in Grenada as a result of multimillion dollar losses sustained after Hurricane Ivan, has prompted a meeting to discuss security...  read more...

COMMENTARY

Law and Politics: What unification and Caribbean integration?

It seems that every time we have a meeting of the CARICOM Heads of Government, one of the many issues that always generate a great divergence of opinions is that of unity and integration in the region...  read more...

LETTER

I congratulate Damien Smith for his courage

As an open minded Grenadian, I congratulate Damien Smith for his courage for defending the truth and telling Caribbean readers what is going on in Grenada....  read more...