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The Bahamas celebrates Caribbean Wellness Day

The Bahamas joined the rest of the Caribbean on Saturday, September 12 in celebrating Caribbean Wellness Day under the theme: “Love My Body”. Pictured viewing local produce on display a the Ministry of Health on Meeting Street are Camille Johnson, P

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Large turnout at Independence Parade

BASSETERRE, St. Kitts – WITH their usual display of precision drills, skill and discipline, members of Federation’s armed and St. Kitts’ unarmed units executed a brilliant Ceremonial Parade earlier today in commemoration of the country’s 26th year
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Unique methods used to smuggle drugs into jails

Marlon Vickerman and Rasbert Turner, STAR Writers A brazen woman who padded the Sunday dinner for an inmate at the Constant Spring Police Station with ganja, Rizzla (rolling paper) and a lighter ended up becoming a prisoner herself after police disc
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Cayman, UK at loggerheads

The governments of the UK and the Cayman Islands remain far apart over how to handle the British territory's fiscal crisis. The leader of the Cayman Islands government, McKeeva Bush has told BBC Caribbean that he will not accept British suggestions
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Cuba rocks to huge peace concert

Hundreds of thousands packed into central Havana for Cuba's biggest open air concert since the 1959 revolution. Havana is hosting the biggest open-air concert since the 1959 revolution, featuring some 15 top Latin American, Spanish and Cuban perfor
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Lawyers rapped

Concerns have been raised over a lack of professionalism by some lawyers practicing in the Eastern Caribbean. This has led to further calls for specific laws governing their conduct. The Chief Justice of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, Hugh Raw
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Bermuda Triangle plane mystery 'solved'

Two of the so-called Bermuda Triangle's most mysterious disappearances in the late 1940s may have been solved. Scores of ships and planes are said to have vanished without trace over the decades in a vast triangular area of ocean with imaginary poi
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St Vincent ponders change to republic

Ralph Gonsalves wants a 'home-grown' constitution Guyana, Dominica and Trinidad and Tobago among Commonwealth Caribbean nations have done it. Now St Vincent and the Grenadines is being asked to follow suit and ditch Queen Elizabeth of Britain as th
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Recession hits remittances

A report commissioned by the BBC says as migrants have faced rising unemployment, remittance flows have slowed more broadly. The document by the UK-based Migration Policy Institute deals with the effects of the global economic crisis on migration an
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Caribbean improves business climate

Two reports this week cast a light on the climate for doing business in the Caribbean and the evidence suggests an improving picture. Both the World Bank and the World Economic Forum both issued their assessments of how countries around the world ar
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