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(April 2) Jamaica
Teachers Association says no to government proposal to pay teachers based
on performance - J'ca
Observer
19-year old man released by kidnappers
in Trinidad after family pays $200,000 - T'dad
Guardian
British fans crowd Kensington Oval
for game 1 of 3rd test.... 75% of 15,000 spectators - Barbados
Nation
Privy Council awards close to $30
million to a Trinidad company against Grenada government - Trinidad
Newsday
Guyana to venture into mushroom
cultivation - Guyana
Chronicle
West Indies in another dramatic
collapse - lose 7 wickets for 57 runs to score 224 all out on day 1 of
3rd test
(April 1) 70%
of Jamaica's $328-billion Budget pesented yesterday will go to pay debt
leaving little for capital projects - J'ca
Observer J'ca
Gleaner
Relatives of businessman kidnapped
in Trinidad begs for more time to raise $2M ransom - T'dad
Guardian
Guyana's Opposition Leader withdraws
from dialogue with Prime Minister - Stabroek
News
Five secretarial staff of former
Prime Minister Lester Bird's office suspended from duties with full pay
- Antigua
Sun
Aristide launches kidnap lawsuit
- BBC
(March 31) Lead
poison alarm in Jamaica. Up to 54 children diagnosed. Some hospitalised
- Jamaica
Gleaner
Retired nurses being recruited
to ease nursing shortage in Barbados. Overseas nurses to be recruited by
mid-year-B'dos
Nation
United States revokes visa of Guyana's
former Commissioner of Police - Stabroek
News
UK cuts Guyana funding - Stabroek
News
Trinidad Spiritual Baptists to
take legal action against Crowne Plaza hotel for throwing them out - T'dad
Guardian
Prime Minister Manning urges Spiritual
Baptists to accept hotel's apology - T'dad
Express
(March 30) Guyana
Budget - no tangible measures to stimulate the economy and create much-needed
jobs- Stabroek
News
$75.6-Billion no-tax Budget projects
$2.5% economic growth - Guyana
Chronicle
Guyana's religious community condemns
Sunday's gay wedding in Georgetown - Guyana
Chronicle
Tony Howard appointed interim manager
of West Indies cricket team- Barbados
Nation
(March 29) Guyana
Budget to be presented today - Guyana
Chronicle
20,000 member Jamaica Teachers
Association to sign agreement for a 3% wage cap over the next two years
- Jamaica
Observer
Barbados defeat Jamaica to remain
undisputed champions of regional cricket -- complete double win-
J'ca
Gleaner
(March 28) Caricom
decides not to immediately recognise US-backed interim government in Haiti
- T'dad Guardian
, B'dos
Nation
Jamaica
police probe issuing of gun licenses - investigate 6 commanding officers;
seize 300 guns - J'ca
Observer
Products being fraudulently labelled
'Made in Jamaica' in overseas market causing business loses in Jamaica
- J'ca
Gleaner
Antigua police search home of former
Prime Minister Lester Bird - T'dad
Newsday
Guyana Teachers Union President
burnt to death in car accident - Guyana
Chronicle
(March 27) US
demands that Caricom recognise Haiti - Nassau
Guardian
Jamaica government to establish
Homeland Security unit - Jamaica
Gleaner
Unemployment down in Cayman Islands
- Cayman
NetNews
New Antigua Prime Minister enters
office to find files shredded and missing - Antigua
Sun
Trinidad swimmer breaks world record
- Trinidad
Express
(March 26) Cops
in Trinidad erect barricades on streets leadeing to police stations in
fear of grenada attack - T'dad
Express
Trini killed in Texas helicopter
crash - T'dad Guardian
High school athletes in Barbados
to undergo testing for performance enhancing drugs - Barbados
Nation
(March 25) Baldwin
Spencer sworn in as new Prime Minister of Antigua - J'ca
Observer
Haitian crisis top item in today's
Caricom meeting in St. Kitts - Jamaica
Gleaner
UN praises Jamaica for sheltering
fleeing Haitians - Jamaica
Gleaner
Maritime dispute between Trinidad
and Tobago and Barbados not on today's Caricom agenda - T'dad
Guardian
March 24) Lester
Bird loses elections in Antigua. Baldwin Spencer is new Prime Minister
- BBC
, Antigua
Sun
Bird Dynasty Thrown Out In Antigua
- The Scotsman
Bird concedes defeat in Antigua
elections - The
Guardian
Manager of West Indies cricket
team Ricky Skerritt resigns - Trinidad
Express
Trinidad Judge tipped for CCJ Presidency
- Jamaica
Gleaner
Aristide turns down Nigeria - J'ca
Gleaner
Convicts Rule Haiti Town, Executions
Plague Another - Reuters
England defeat West Indies by 7
wickets - Cricket
Pitch
(March 23) Trinidad
Prime Minister appoints a new Labour Minister - T'dad
Guardian, T'dad
Express
Caribbean
Prime Ministers oppose new Haiti Prime Minister attending this week's Caricom
summit - T'dad
Express
Aristide may leave Jamaica for
Nigeria where he has been offered asylum - Jamaica
Observer Jamaica
Gleaner
Another West Indies batting collapse
- England expected to win 2nd test early today - Cricket
Pitch
(March 22) Gang
of 15 gunmen in Guyana beat up, then rob two families of $1M in cash and
jewelry - Stabroek
News , Guyana
Chronicle
Haiti's interim President Latortue
praises gang leaders and gunmen who overthrew Aristide - J'a
Observer HoustonChronicle
Trinidad economist warns local
banks against making big $US loans to Caricom governments - T'dad
Express
Trinidad businessman kidnapped
outside his home in San Fernando - T'dad Guardian
(March 20) Guyana
gets US$65M debt relief from IDB - Guyana
Chronicle
(March 19) Jamaica's
Prime Minister urges Caricom partners to hold ranks on Haiti - J'ca
Observer
Trinidad Prime Minister says Achong
is still his Labour Minister - Trinidad
Newsday
(March 18) Caricom
row over Aristide - Jamaica
Gleaner
Ex-Labour Minister in Trinidad
says he's not returning to Cabinet - T'dad
Express
Home of Jamaican government official
in St. James riddled with bullets. Announces he's quitting job - J'ca
Observer
Former Tobago Member of Parliament
stabbed several times during fight with burglar- T'dad
Express T'dad Guardian
Forensic auditors have been called
in to probe the books of Barbados' Caribbean Commercial Bank - B'dos
Advocate
(March 17) Guyanese
who imported vehicles under the remigrant duty-free scam face stiff penalties
- Stabroek
News
United States orders a freeze on
the licences of all dealers to import guns and ammunition into Jamaica.-
Jamaica
Gleaner
Commonwealth Secretariat officials
arrive in Antigua to monitor next week's elections - Antigua
Sun
Haiti's new government of national
unity includes no members of Ariside's Lavalas Family Party - Jamaica
Observer
Jamaica's Prime Minister tells
new Haiti Prime Minister that his freeze on relations with Caricom will
hurt Haiti - J'ca
Observer
West Indies cricket official calls for the firing of
West Indies cricket coach and manager - Barbados
Nation
(March 16) Haiti's
new leader suspends relations with Caricom in retaliation to Arisitide
visit to Jamaica- J'ca
Observer , J'ca
Gleaner
Trinidad MP Achong who resigned
his labour minister cabinet post is considering whether to leave the PNM
- T'dad
Express
Guyana's opposition PNC/R walks
out after Parliament turns down 'Gajraj' motion request - Guyana
Chronicle
(March 15) Disaster
strikes West Indies... all out for 47 runs and England win 1st test by
10 wickets - Cricket
Pitch
Trinidad Prime Minister Patrick
Manning under fire. Still mum on resignation of his Labour minister - T'dad
Guardian
Tight security for Aristide's as
he arrives in Jamaica today - Jamaica
Gleaner
Haiti police begin rounding up
Aristide associates - South Africa - South
Africa News Swiss
Info
(March 14) Trinidad
sugar industry faces collapse - Trinidad
Express
Jamaica's National Security Minister
says drug lords with Columbian support, are destabilising Jamaica - J'ca
Gleaner
Caribbean Commercial Bank in Barbados
sold
- Barbados
Nation
Aristide arrives in Jamaica tomorrow
- Jamaica
Observer
US general warns that violence
in Haiti will not be tolerated - BBC
Did U.S. oust Haiti's Aristide?
- Denver
Post
(March 13) Trinidad's
Minister of Labour resigns - T'dad
Guardian T'dad
Express T'dad
Newsday
Officials at Guyana's ministries
of finance and foreign affairs attempted to defraud government - Stabroek
News
Protesting workers in Trinidad
arrested. Claims they were beaten by police - T'dad
Express T'dad
Guardian
Jamaica government warns
Aristide not to use Jamaica as a launching pad to regain control of Haiti-J'ca
Observer
J'ca
Gleaner
Haiti swears in former exile Gerard
Latortue as new Prime Minister - San
Francisco Gate Boston
Globe
New Haitian Prime Minister Gerard
Latortue criticises Jamaica for allowing Aristide in Jamaica - BBC
(March 12) Jamaica
to allow Aristide to stay in Jamaica temporarily - for up to 10 weeks -
Stabroek
News
J'ca
Observer J'ca
Gleaner
2 die in Haiti demonstrations by
Aristide supporters who say US abducted him - The
Mercury News MLive
Guyana's opposition PNCR to co-sponsor
a Rule of Law march on March 20 - Stabroek
News Guyana
Chronicle
$30M coke bust in Tobago - Trinidad
Newsday
Caricom says Barbados was out of
order to implement monitoring licences on imported Caricom goods - T'dad
Guardian
(March 10) Jamaica's
parliamentarians furious at having the allocation for spending in their
constituencies cut by 32% - J'ca
Observer
Barbados government 2004-2005 budget
to increase by $129M to $2.5 billion - Barbados
Nation
Deadly Moko disease threatens Jamaica
banana industry - J'ca
Gleaner
Former UN official named
as Haiti's new Prime Minister - BBC,Washington
Post, China
Post
(March 9) Trinidad
and Barbados businessmen meet today in spite of warning from Barbados Prime
Minister - Trinidad
Guardian
Haiti's interim leader begs for
calm - Toronto
Star
Aristide calls for protests in
Haiti - Salt
Lake Tribune
West Indies name 13 for 1st test
against England which begins on Thursday - Guyana
Chronicle
(March 8) At
least 6 killed in anti-Aristide demonstrations in Haiti as gunmen open
fire on thousands - Malaysia
Star
US Marines kill two during anti-Aristide
demonstrations - Miami
Herald
More Haitian boat people land in
Jamaica - Jamaica
Gleaner
Jamaica's Finance officials to
meet IMF in Washington - Jamaica
Gleaner
Over 150 of Jamaica's most dangerous
criminals are on the run, defying police - Jamaica
Observer
Trinidad Labour minister denies
he plans to resign from the Patrick Manning government - T'dad
Express
Bandits kick down door and rob
lotto millionaire of $200,000 as she flees their terror - Stabroek
News
Au moins 5 morts et une vingtaine
de blessés lors d’une manifestation de l’opposition - Haiti
Press
(March 7) Muslimeem
member arrested following US request to extradite him to face arms charges
- T'dad
Express T'dad
Guardian
Over 150 of Jamaica's most dangerous
criminals are on the run, defying police - Jamaica
Observer
Barbados Prime Minister warns businessmen
on visit to Trinidad - Barbados
Nation
Bike smuggling from United States
to Jamaica on the rise - Jamaica
Gleaner
The famous seven-mile white sand
beach in Jamaica is eroding fast - Jamaica
Gleaner
Haiti -- Washington's tar baby
- Jamaica
Observer
Haiti bans private weapons - AZCentral
Manifestation de milliers de partisans
du président déchu Aristide - Haiti
Press
(March 5) New
York police bust multi$M drug smuggling ring running cocaine between Guyana
and New York- Stabroek
News
US asks Jamaica to extradite 2
alleged drug kingpins - Leebert Ramcharan and Donovan "Plucky"
Williams - J'ca
Observer
UWI students in Trinidad to arm
themselves with guns & and knives because of campus rapes and robberies
- T'dad Guardian
3 former government ministers in
Trinidad issued summons in $1.2-Billion airport conspiracy probe - T'dad
Newsday
Bahamas Prime Minister dismayed
that US snubbed Caricom on Haiti - Nassau
Guardian
Situación humanitaria crítica
en el norte de Haití - Alter
Presse
Haiti's Prime Minister declares
state of emergency - VOA
(March 4) Caribbean
leaders say United Nations must investigate whether Aristide was abducted
- T'dad
Express, Stabroek
News
Haitian rebel leader agrees to
lay down arms - CNN
Haiti violence continues as inquiry
is sought - ABC
News
Suriname will demand Guyana Defense
Force removal from New River Triangle - Stabroek
News
2 high profile Montego Bay businessmen
arrested in narcotics operation. Face extradition to UK -J'ca
Observer, J'ca
Gleaner
(March 3) Haiti's
rebel leader declares himself head of Haiti's military and threatens to
arrest the new Prime Minister Yvon Neptune on corruption charges - J'ca
Observer Seattle
Times
Haiti "is in my hands" says Haiti
rebel leader - Miami
Herald
US warns Haiti rebels to disband
- BBC
Reign of terror follows US-backed
coup in Haiti - World
Socialist Web
Guyana begins exporting beef to
Grenada - Guyana
Chronicle
Jamaica government has overspent
its budget by $17.5-Billion - Jamaica
Gleaner
(March 2) Aristide
says he was kidnapped by US soldiers -
J'ca Observer, J'ca
Gleaner B'dos
Nation BBCCNN
Canada parrots U.S. line on Haiti
- Toronto
Star
Jamaica's Prime Minister says he
won't sit with Haitian rebels who helped oust Aristide - J'ca
Observer
CARICOM wants truth about Aristide
kidnapping as Caribbean leaders hold emergency meeting - T'dad
Express B'dos
Nation
Guyana to stake claim to part of
the disputed area in the Trinidad and Tobago/Venezuela Maritime Delimitation
Treaty-Express
2
police killed, 2 injured as ex-cop goes on rampage in Guyana - Stabroek
News Guyana
Chronicle
(March 1) Caricom
to meet in emergency session to discuss forced removal of Aristide - Guy'
Chronicle, - T'dad
Express, - J'ca
Observer
Jamaica Prime Minister says Aristide's
forced removal sets a dangerous precedent -
J'ca Gleaner
Haiti rebels take control of capital
- ABC-AM
Guy Philippe entre à Port-au-Prince
en triomphateur - Haiti
Press International
French, US and Canadian troops
fly into lawless Haiti - BBC
Chaos on the streets after Aristide
flees Haiti for exile - Independent
UK
Haiti leader flees the death squads
- Daily
Record
Sir Bernard "Bree" St. John, a
former Barbados Prime Minister, dies - Barbados
Advocate
(Feb 29) Haiti
rebels take control of capital -
ABC-AM
US Marines arrive in Haiti - CNN
UN Security Council meets Sunday
to authorize multinational force for Haiti - China
View
US Marines head to Haiti after
Aristide flees - Atlanta
Journal Constitution
Chaos on the streets after Aristide
flees Haiti for exile - Independent
UK
Haiti leader flees the death squads
- Daily
Record
US$1-million bounty placed on the
head of Jamaica's narcotics chief - Jamaica
Observer
Barbados police release man arrested
in connection with seizure of 5,000 pirated CD's - Barbados
Nation
West Indies to cancel Australian
cricket tour - Barbados
Nation
(Feb 28)) US
expels 500 Haitian refugees as rebels surround capital - Jamaica
Observer Suggests that Aristide step aside - Kait8
Bush considers sending warships,
marines to Haiti - Jamaica
Gleaner South Africa to send planeload of arms - News24
United States warns Aristide to
halt rioting by his supporters - BBC,CNN
March 15 deadline for Jamaicans
working abroad to pay taxes - Jamaica
Gleaner
(Feb 27) US
Congressional Black Caucus calls on Bush to send troops to Haiti as American
Airlines suspends flights - Newsday
Congresswoman calls US policy on
Haiti racist. Says US treats Haitians different to Cubans - local6
news
More Haitian boat people arrive
in Jamaica - Jamaica
Observer
Guyana and Barbados maritime treaty
was signed in London - Stabroek
News
Price of chicken soars to $5 a
pound in Trinidad. Consumer Affairs Minister tells public not to buy -
Trinidad
Express
Barbados police seize over 5,000
bootleg CD's - Barbados
Nation
Antigua elections called for March
23 - Antigua
Sun
(Feb 26) Looting
breaks out in Haitian capital as rebels prepare attack - Kansas
City News
France calls for immediate creation
of an international police force for Haiti - Washington
Post
Jamaica intelligence cracks multi-million$
car stealing ring operating between Jamaica and Miami - Jamaica
Observer
Shurwayne Winchester wins Trinidad
and Tobago Road March with 'Look De Band Coming' - T'dad
Guardian , T'dad
Express
Guyana goes to UN to settle maritime
row with Suriname -
Stabroek News , Guyana
Chronicle
Over 45,000 for Trinidad Carnival
- Trinidad
Newsday
(Feb 25) Guyana and Barbados
quietly signed a maritime pact in December. Third country "legitimate"
rights unaffected - Stabroek
News
Barbados fishermen stay away from
disputed fishing area off Tobago - Trinidad
Express
1,300 cases of gastro enteritis
reported in St. James, Jamaica - Jamaica
Gleaner
Bloodbath feared as Haiti opposition
rejects peace plan - ChannelNews
Asia , Globe
and Mail
Caricom requests UN intervention
in Haiti - Jamaica
Gleaner
(Feb 24) Fleeing Haitians
pour into Jamaica Jamaica
Gleaner
US gives Haiti rebels 24
hours to agree to a power-sharing peace plan - Bloomberg
News
France fears massacre in Haiti
as rebels close in on Port-Au-Prince after capturing Cap Haitien - UK
Telegraph
Bahamas suspends flights to rebel-occupied
Cap-Haitien, following hijacking of Turks and Caicos aircraft by rebels-
Nassau
Triple murder forces scores of
residents to flee a small community in Jamaica - Jamaica
Observer
Dr Hollis “Chalkdust” Liverpool
wins Trinidad Calypso Monarch - Trinidad
Guardian, Trinidad
Newsday
Homeless shelters in Barbados all
filled to capacity - Barbados
Nation
(Feb 23) US gives Haiti rebels
24 hours to agree to a power-sharing peace plan - Bloomberg
France fears massacre in Haiti
as rebels close in on Port-Au-Prince after capturing Cap Haitien - UK
Telegraph
200 rebels capture Haiti's 2nd
largest city - Sun-Sentinel
, Jamaica
Observer
Bahamas suspends flights to rebel-occupied
Cap-Haitien, following hijacking of Turks and Caicos aircraft by rebels-
Nassau
Guardian
49 pounds of cocaine discovered
in luggage about to be placed on a BWIA aircraft for Canada - Stabroek
News , Guy
Chronicle
Exodus wins Trinidad's Panorama
- Trinidad Guardian,
Trinidad
Express, Trinidad
Newsday
Departing passengers at Guyana's
Cheddi Jagan International Airport to pay security fee of G$1,500 - Guyana
Chronicle
CRICKET: Barbados crush Trinidad by 246 runs to
win their 7th successive regional cricket trophy - Barbados
Nation
(Feb 22) Trinidad Government
issues statement on Trinidad/Barbados fishing dispute - Trinidad
Guardian
Caricom Secretary General and Trinidad
Prime Minister in border row talks - Trinidad
Express
Trinidad's Foreign Minister
says no treaty allows Caricom members right to other's waters -
Stabroek News
Bunji is Trinidad Soca King - Trinidad
Newsday
(Feb 21) Trinidad promises
Tit For Tat! Will not tolerate hostility from Bajans - Trinidad
Express , Barbados
Nation
No boundaries in soca as David
Rudder joins Bajan band - Trinidad
Guardian
Ja willing to consider peacekeepers
for Haiti - Jamaica
Observer
Jamaica to help Haitian refugees
arriving in Jamaica - Jamaica
Gleaner
US military team arrives
in Haiti as aid workers flee - CNN
(Feb 20) Fishing dispute turns
ugly. Trinidad Coast Guard on standby - under orders to arrest Barbadian
fisherman - T'dad
Express
Owen Arthur cancels visit to Trinidad
- T'dad Guardian
Barbados wants to see copy of oil
pact between Trinidad and Venezuela - T'dad
Guardian
Venezuela President Chavez forgives
Guyana debt - declares start of "love" process - Stabroek
News , Guyana
Chronicle
20 more Haitian boat people land
in Jamaica - Jamaica
Observer , Jamaica
Gleaner
Small US military team going to
Haiti - CNN
Haiti rebels seize city of Gonaïves
- declare it an independent, new country. Names government and President
- Toronto
Star
Owen Arthur's cancellation of Trinidad
trip a result of Barbados not being told of Trinidad/Venezuela agreement
to exploit use of mineral resources in Barbados’ Exclusive Economic Zone
-Barbados
Nation
(Feb 19) Fishing talks called
off - T'dad
Express
Barbados tells its fishermen to
go after flying fish on their migration path off the coast of Tobago -
T'dad
Express , B'dos
Nation
Barbados and Trinidad fishing dispute
is actually about the overlapping 200-mile Exclusive Economic Zones, with
Trinidad and Venezuela claiming waters within the Exclusive Economic Zones
of Barbados and Guyana - T'dad
Express
Venezuela President on state visit
to Guyana - Guyana
Chronicle Jagdeo & Chavez will hold maritime talks -
T'dad
Guardian
Cable & Wireless to cut staff
in Barbados - Barbados
Nation
(Feb 18) Maritime boundary
dispute between Barbados and Trinidad has implications for Guyana -
Stabroek News
Plot to kill Jamaica's Chief of
Police being investigated - Jamaica
Gleaner
Haiti premier warns of coup d'etat.
Asks for international help - but US and France say no - Aljazeera
(Feb 17) Prime Ministers Patrick
Manning and Owen Arthur meet in Barbados for urgent talks - T'dad
Express , B'dos
Nation
Barbados takes Trinidad to United
Nations international court over fishing dispute - Trinidad
Guardian , Barbados
Nation
3 Trinidadian women among other
Caribbean nationals turned back at JFK airport, New York - T'dad
Express , T'dad
Newsday
Jamaica government and unions agree
to 3% cap on wages bill as part of wage-freeze-for-jobs pact- J'a
Observer -
J'ca Gleaner
Bank of Jamaica slashes interest
rates - Jamaica
Gleaner
Guyana gets new Chief of Police
- Opposition PNC/R boycotts Felix's swearing-in - Guyana
Chronicle
La ville de Hinche totalement contrôlée
par des rebelles antigouvernementaux - Haiti
Press
(Feb 16) Jamaican businessman
says Haiti should not be in Caricom; calls for removal of Caricom Secretariat
from Guyana-Stabroek
News
Regional accreditation body for
UWI medical students - Jamaica
Gleaner
Commission of Inquiry to look into
Grenada's 2003 election - Grenada
Today
Trinidadian teenage girl in chains
at JFK airport, New York - Trinidad
Express
Desiree
Crichlow breaks Barbados national high jump record at Iowa State Classic-
UTEP
(Feb 15) Barbados Prime Minister
declares “war” on Trinidad and Tobago’s exports -
Barbados
Nation., Trinidad
Guardian
Trinidad's Director of Public Prosecution
orders investigation into release of Barbadian fisherman - Trinidad
Express
Rebels block key highway in Haiti
- BBC
Guyana's governing People's Progressive
Party expels Ramjattan - Stabroek
News , Guyana
Chronicle
The Jamaica Constabulary force
boots 180 members for misconduct. - Jamaica
Gleaner
Armed Haitian refugees land in
Portland, Jamaica - J'ca
Gleaner
(Feb 14) Police car set ablaze
by angry residents of Denham Town, Jamaica after 2-hour battle with police-
J'ca
Observer , J'ca
Gleaner
Barbados Prime Minister to outline
retaliatory measures against Trinidad over fishing dispute - B'dos
Nation
Trinidad's Director of Public Prosecutions
says legitimate businesses are supporting organised crime - T'dad
Guardian
Barbados win this year's regional
cricket series after scoring 1st inning points against Windwards - B'dos
Nation
La communauté internationale
souhaite une résolution pacifique de la crise - Haiti
Press
(Feb 13) Barbados looks at
duty on goods from Trinidad - T'dad
Guardian
Manning has not yet spoken to Arthur
on fishing dispute - T'dad
Guardian The letters that Manning ducked - B'dos
Advocate
Jamaica government to appease unions
by increasing the income tax threshold in the 2004/2005 budget - Jamaica
Observer
CARICOM against Aristide overthrow
- Trinidad
Express
Executives of Guyana's governing
PPP back President Jagdeo over leak row. Ramjattan to quit central
committee-Stabroek
News
(Feb 12) CARICOM team heads to US
to meet with Colin Powell on mission to save Haiti - Trinidad Guardian
, Jamaica
Gleaner
CARICOM ready to help diffuse fishing
dispute between Trinidad and Barbados - Barbados
Nation , Trinidad
Express
Guyana President outlines key issues
on indigenous Amerindian issues - Guyana
Chronicle
Trinidad bans chicken imports from
four parts of US - Trinidad
Express
Garbage
piles up in Jamaica as garbage collectors go on strike over pay - Jamaica
Observer
Poll shows Antigua opposition United
Progressive Party leading 14-3 in run-up to elections - Antigua
Sun
Haiti President stands firm as
smouldering human remains litter city streets - Herald
Sun Rebels
seize Gonaïves - World
Socialist
(Feb 11) Trinidad tells Barbados
its ready and willing to meet to resolve fishing dispute - T'dad
Express
Trinidad and Tobago businesses
feel Bajan pinch as Barbados exporters reject Trinidad goods - Trinidad
Guardian
West Indies tour to Australia this
year under threat - Guyana
Chronicle
Guyana Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit
cracks Nigerian alien and drug smuggling ring - Stabroek
News
Jamaica's opposition JLP vows to
fight tax hike - warns that measures may incite citizen revolt - Jamaica
Gleaner
Armed rebels are sacking police
stations and looting and burning their way through towns in Haiti - Baltimore
Sun
(Feb 10) Trinidad businessmen
worry as Barbados Prime Minister talks trade cuts over fishing row - Trinidad
Guardian.,
B'dos
Nation
CARICOM Prime Ministers to arrange
teleconference to discuss deteriorating situation in Haiti - Jamaica
Observer
Guyanese sets house ablaze - commits
suicide after hacking wife - Guyana
Chronicle, Stabroek
News
Guyanese immigration officers headed
for Barbados to address reports of Guyanese travellers being harassed -
Stabroek
News
Venezuela devalues the bolivar
by 16.7% - International
Herald Tribune
(Feb 9) Jamaica police seize
cocaine worth more than US$15 on the street - Jamaica
Gleaner
New political party soon to be
launched in Trinidad & Tobago - Trinidad
Guardian
Haitian government warns of coup
- BBC
as rebels seize town-UK
Guardian
(Feb 8) 14 Police killed in
Haiti riot - BBC
, Reuters
La crise prend une nouvelle dimension
(par Clarens RENOIS) - Haiti
Press
Squatters houses smashed in Trinidad
- Trinidad Guardian
(Feb 7) The US rating agency,
Standard & Poor's, revises Jamaica's long term outlook from stable
to negative - Jamaica
Observer
Well-organized Dons run Spanish
Town, Jamaica as the alternative government - run $multimillion extortion
racket - Gleaner
Food prices in Barbados will go
up this year - Barbados
Nation
Barbados music producers threaten
to halt new music because of piracy - Barbados
Advocate
(Feb 6) 92 murders in Jamaica
in 35 days - J'ca
Gleaner
100 students suspended at a school
in Trinidad - Trinidad
Express
Canada issues warning to its citizens
living in Trinidad to watch out for kidnappings - T'dad Guardian
South Africa beat West Indies by
4 wickets in 5th ODI. Scores: West Indies 304/2 (Gayle 152). South Africa
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(Feb 5) Canada tells Guyana
it used its perogative to revoke visas for government minister Gajraj -
Stabroek
News
Hard drive containing Trinidad
government financial records stolen - T'dad Guardian
Barbados Prime Minister denies
meeting with Trinidad Prime Minister on fishing dispute - T'dad
Express
(Feb 4) Trinidad's Integrity
Commission looking into the jet rides of Prime Minister Manning - T'dad
Express , T'dad
Newsday
Guyana's Private Sector Commission
to hold emergency meeting to discuss emerging rift with government - Stabroek
News
Haiti President Aristide tells
CARICOM leaders he will step down in February 2006 - T'dad
Newsday, T'dad Guardian
(Feb 3) Retired Supreme Court
Judges in Trinidad petition the President for increase in monthly pensions
- T'dad
Express
Priest shocked that women are initiating
little boys into sexual intercourse in Barbados - B'dos
Nation
Trinis escape Haji stampede - T'dad
Newsday
Washington va réduire ses
effectifs diplomatiques en Haïti - Haiti
Press
West Indies beat South Africa in
4th ODI. Scores: SA 297/4 (Kallis 95 not out); WI 300/3 (Chanderpaul 95,
Sarwan 77 not out)
(Feb 1) Canada joins UK in
expressing concerns about Guyana death squad - Stabroek
News
Trinidad government sends strong
letter to Canadian newspaper protesting "terror threat" article - T'dad
Express
Jamaica Police Commissioner seeks
help of Chief Justice in curfew order on members of street gangs - J'ca
Gleaner
Trinidad Prime Minister to refer
fishing dispute with Barbados to CARICOM - Barbados
Nation
Cricket: 3rd ODI -- Rain ends play.
West Indies 147/8 (Powell 50) in 40 overs after winning toss. South Africa
15/1
(Jan 30) Grenada's Prime Minister
calls for sweeping regional policy changes to develop new technologies
-Jamaica
Observer
Church leaders step in to restore
order to Spanish Town, Jamaica - Jamaica
Gleaner
Sickout shuts down Trinidad &
Tobago Television (TTT) - Trinidad
Newsday
"Grenada Today" newspaper editor
faces 2 years in jail for libelling Grenada Prime Minister - Trinidad
Newsday
Crise haïtienne : nouveau
round de discussions à la Jamaïque - Haiti
Press Network
(Jan 29) British government concerned
about claims of a death squad in Guyana -
Stabroek
News
Jamaica Prime Minister warns Haiti
President that he could face regional sanctions - J'ca
Observer
Bird flu in Asia causes a shortage
of feathers for Trindad carnival - Trinidad
Newsday
Cricket: 2nd ODI -- South Africa
beat West Indies by 16 runs. Scores: SA 179/7; WI 163
(Jan 28) Jamaica Labour Party
takes their objection to the Caribbean Court of Justice to the Supreme
Court - Jamaica
Observer
(Jan 27) Canadian newspaper
claims CIA fear of a terrorist attack from a liquid natural gas tanker
bound from Trinidad - T'dad
Express
Guyana Parliament launches website
- Stabroek
News
Tense situation in Spanish Town,
Jamaica - J'ca
Gleaner, J'ca
Observer
Mini-bus operators in Guyana park
vehicles to protest new seating order law - Guyana
Chronicle
West Indies humiliated - all out
for 54 in 1st ODI against South Africa. Lose by 209 runs -Nation,
Gleaner,
Observer,
Newsday
(Jan 23) Jamaica's public
sector trade unions agree to a 2-year wage freeze - Jamaica
Observer
Guyana certified for fish exports
to Europe - Stabroek
News
British fans find a way around
the controversial $265 ticket levy for upcoming World cricket series in
Caribbean - B'dos
Nation
Trinidad government to pay half
the cost of tuition for its university students - T'dad
Express
Caribbean prepared to assist Haiti,
but on invitation - Jamaica
Gleaner
(Jan 22) 100 homeless in Jamaica
after fire destroys 30 homes - J'ca
Observer
Jamaican billionaire businessman
Michael Lee Chin drops lawsuit against Trinidad MP Gerald Yetming - T'dad
Express , Guardian
Guyana Coast Guard nabs Venezuelan
trawler for fishing illegally in Guyana waters - Guyana
Chronicle
Cruise ship, European Vision, seized
by marshals in Barbados for outstanding debts. 2,000 stranded - Barbados
Nation
(Jan 21) Opposition parties
in Trinidad and Jamaica criticised for not supporting the Caribbean Court
of Justice- T'dad
Express
Tensions in West Indies cricket
camp? Sir Vivian overruled by Sir Brian? -
CricInfo
Caribbean leaders begin talks in
Haiti to resolve political situation there - Miami
Herald
Haitian President urged to quit
- Guardian
(Jan 20) India promises Guyana
US26M to build stadium for upcoming cricket World Cup series - Stabroek
News , Guyana
Chronicle
Beef shortage in Jamaica. Unable
to source beef from New Zealand - J'ca
Observer
Antigua's Prime Minister Lester
Bird expected to announced date for elections on Saturday - Antigua
Sun
Police break up anti-government
protest in Haiti with tear gas, warning shots - Miami
Herald
Hindu organization in Trinidad
charges government with bias and corruption in denying them a radio license
- T'dad
Newsday
Bahamas Prime Minister concerned
about Bahamas' ability to cope with the tidal wave of Haitian refugees
- Nassau
Guardian
Cricket: South Africa in easy 10-wicket win over West
Indies after another batting collapse.
Scores: SA 604/6d & 46/0 ; WI 301 &
348
(Jan 19) Jamaica's opposition
JLP launches 'Operation Change' to force government to shift direction
- J'ca
Gleaner
$2.5M in vouchers at Guyana Legal
Affairs ministry unauthorised - Stabroek
News-
Trinidad's opposition UNC moves
against Jamaican businessman Lee Chin - T'dad
Newsday
(Jan 18) Dominica’s late PM
Pierre Charles honoured in state funeral - T'dad
Express
Thousands of Jamaicans show up
for interview for 25 Air Jamaica positions - J'ca
Observer
Trinidadian calypsonian Cro Cro
backs abduction of 'corrupt' politicians, businessmen in latest song -
T'dad
Express
(Jan 17) BWIA suspends trading
of shares - T'dad
Express , T'dad
Newsday
3 charged with murder in Guyana's
controversial "drive-by shooting" - Stabroek
News
Trinidad Prime Minister raps MP
Yetming for accusation against Jamaican billionaire - J'ca
Observer , T'dad
Newsday
Guyana Bar Assoc. calls for investigations
into allegations that link Home Affairs Minister with execution gang -Stabroek
News
Bahamian entertainer "Stevie S"
charged with rape - Nassau
Guardian
Au moins cinq blessés lors
des funérailles d’un jeune opposant- Haiti
Presse
Cricket: South Africa continued their slaughter of
WI bowlers, amassing 604/6d behind Smith 139, Gibbs 192, & Kallis 130.
(Jan 16) Guyana's opposition
PNCR launches signature campaign for Minister of Home Affairs' removal
- Stabroek
News
Beenie Man in stable condition
after surgery to repair collapsed lung suffered in car crash - J'ca
Observer, J'a
Gleaner
Roman Catholic priest caught living
with 13-year old school girl in Jamaica defrocked and sent back to Italy
- J'ca
Gleaner
Aristide's last chance, says Bush.
Prime Ministers of Jamaica, St Lucia, Bahamas and Trinidad to help Haiti
- T'dad
Express
40 Trinidadians on the United States
Government’s no-fly list as suspected terrorists- T'dad Guardian
Jamaican businessman Michael Lee
Chin sues Trinidad MP Gerald Yetming in Canadian & Jamaican courts-
T'dad
Guardian
Antigua court orders Prime Minister
Lester Bird to pay legal costs to the law firm of Lake and Kentish - Antigua
Sun.
South Africa openers Gibbs 139
n/o & Smith 139 slam West Indies bowlers as SA score 302/1 after WI
won toss
(Jan 15) Guyana Revenue Authority
to audit persons who re-migrated over the last year and received duty-free
benefits - Stabroek
News
Cigarette company in Jamaica to
challenge ban there on smoking in public places - Jamaica
Gleaner
US Embassy in Guyana denies that
self-styled informant George Bacchus had taken a lie-detector test there
- Guyana
Chronicle
Diplomat row brewing between Jamaica
and Trinidad over statement by Trinidad government minister - Guardian
, Newsday
Hospital strike in Antigua over
benefits due since October - Antigua
Sun
Shoot-out between police and 3
gunmen at Harbour Bay, Bahamas - Nassau
Guardian
(Jan 14) Jamaica's JLP MPs
last night voted solidly in favour of Edward Seaga as their leader
- J'ca
Observer, J'ca
Gleaner
Haitian opposition rejects Aristide
promise of elections within 6 months. Say he must step down - BBC
Drive-by shooting in Jamaica kills
infant - Jamaica
Observer
Trinidad's Legal Affairs
Minister Danny Montano wants his brother Robin Montano evicted from the
Senate -
T'dad
Express
More than $100 000 in cash collections
reported missing at four Magistrates’ Courts in Barbados - B'dos
Nation
Women lawyers in Guyana say that
all-male commissions are in breach of the Constitution - Stabroek
News
Barbados police and Coast Guard
make a $6.4million drug haul - B'dos
Nation
(Jan 13) Guyana's opposition
PNC pickets Home Affairs Ministry - Guyana
Chronicle
7 Barbadians in West Indies team
for One-Day series against South Africa - Barbados
Nation , Barbados
Advocate
Trinidad police to patrol sky with
helicopters on Carnival Monday and Tuesday - T'dad
Newsday
Man kills wife and then himself
in Trinidad after discovering a "hickey" from a lesbian affair on wife's
breast - Express
Jamaican businesssman gives Trinidad
MP Yetming until noon today to retract bribery claim - J'ca
Observer, T'dad
Express
Haiti Parliament grinds to a halt
as terms expire for most Legislators - VOA
News President appeals for calm - Channel
Asia News
(Jan 12) Jamaica's Prime Minister
warns of more job cuts in public sector - promises they won't be arbitrary
-
J'ca
Observer, J'ca
Gleaner
Panorama
shake-up! Reduction in playing time for steelbands - T'dad
Express
Guyana government moves to prevent
infections on flood-hit East coast - Guyana
Chronicle
New York Mayor Bloomberg visits
Jamaica, and promises help with crime and AIDS - J'ca
Observer
Barbados cicket team penalised
for ball tampering. Guyana team awarded 5 penalty points - Barbados
Nation
Des dizaines de milliers d’opposants
dans les rues de la capitale un dimanche - Haiti
Press Network
(Jan 11) 'No bribe.' Jamaica
tycoon denies paying off Trinidad PNM minister to secure 20% of First
Citizens Bank - T'dad
Express
Research in Jamaica links harsh
punishment of boys by parents to rising crime levels - Jamaica
Gleaner
Bermuda's Finance Minister Eugene
Cox dies from cancer - 2nd PLP government minister to die in office - Bermuda
Sun
UNESCO wishes to encourage teaching
about slavery in schools - says history should be in textbooks worldwide
- BBC
Reifer 133 and Wilkinson 116 lift Barbados to 422/7
in reply to Guyana's 1st innings 108 - Guyana
Chronicle
(Jan 10) Seaga calls emergency meeting
of his Jamaica Labour Party to avert fall-out from liquidation of his company-
Gleaner,
Observer
Bermuda's Finance Minister Eugene
Cox dies from cancer - 2nd PLP government minister to die in office - Bermuda
Sun
Patrick Manning seeks a write-off
of $1M in personal debt owed the state for legal action he undertook in
1997 - Guardian
Barbados' Caribbean Commercial
Bank chairman David Shorey and CEO Mariano Browne fired - Barbados
Nation
Grenada government and opposition
fail to agree on naming a new Speaker for House of Assembly - Grenada
Today
UNESCO wishes to encourage teaching
about slavery in schools - says history should be in textbooks worldwide
- BBC
(Jan 9) 4 stowaway Haitians
on hunger strike in Trinidad - T'dad
Express
Sex scandal in a Trinidad school
involving female teacher and 16 year old male student - T'dad Guardian
UK Customs congratulates Ghana
on cocaine-from-Guyana bust - Stabroek
News
Antigua Member of Parliament granted
bail in shooting arrest - Antigua
Sun
Barbados Opposition DLP may sue
government for illegal use of funds - Barbados
Advocate
(Jan 8) Education, Sports
and Youth Affairs Minister Roosevelt Skerrit is new Prime Minister of Dominica
- BBC
Barbados immigration officers uncover
passport and national identification card scam stretching to Grenada and
Antigua-Nation
Trinidad Prime Minister tells Caricom:
Get accustomed to Guyanese sugar - Stabroek
News
3 retired Trinidad Judges want
presidency of the Caribbean Court of Justice - Trinidad
Newsday
Violence in Haiti. Protests leave
several dead and injured - J'ca
Observer, AlterPresse-Haiti
Police in Jamaica hunting for 800
persons in connection with $23M ATM scam at Trinidad-owned RBTT Bank -
J'ca
Gleaner
(Jan 7) The prime minister
of Dominica, Pierre Charles, dies at age 49, after complaining of chest
pains during a Cabinet meeting - BBC.
Jamaica's Finance Minister warns
of tight days ahead. Says government will have to do more with less - J'ca
Gleaner
$23M stolen from ATM's at several
branches of RBTT BANK Jamaica Limited - J'ca
Gleaner
Trinidad police in UK seeking additional
documentation in matter involving Basdeo Panday - T'dad
Express
Gunman shoots up gas station in
Guyana - Stabroek
News
Barbados immigration officers uncover
passport and national identification card scam stretching to Grenada and
Antigua-Nation
Barbados Road March King Rupert
Rupee Clarke signs with Atlantic Records - Barbados
Nation
CRICKET - Dwayne Smith century
(105 not out) saves West Indies. Match drawn. Scores: SA 532 &
335; WI 427& 354/5. Smith - 6 days from his 21st
birthday- is the first West Indian to score a century in his test debut,
& 2nd youngest after George Headley.(CLICK
HERE FOR SCORES)
(Jan 6) Caricom mission goes
to Haiti in hope of ending political instability there- Jamaica
Observer
Link between fast food restaurants
and obesity in Barbados - Barbados
Nation
(Jan 5) Rising flood waters swamp
villages along Guyana's east coast -
Stabroek News
Bloody start to new year in Trinidad:
5 murders in 4 days - T'dad
Newsday, T'dad
Guardian,
Link between fast food restaurants
and obesity in Barbados - Barbados
Nation
(Jan 4) Guyana hit by heavy
rainfall - Guyana
Chronicle
Jamaica faces severe shortage of
vehicles - up to 40% of fleet - Jamaica
Observer
(Jan 3) Tobago Hilton defaults
on US$16.7m bond - Trinidad
Guardian
Trinidadian living in Toronto shocked
to know man who murdered his wife was her lover - T'dad
Guardian
CRICKET - 3rd Test - South Africa
continued their rout of West Indies bowlers scoring 532. West Indies score
a strong 178/1 in reply (Chris Gayle 112 not out)
(Jan 2) Jamaica government
proposal to raise the age of consent for girls from 16 years to 17 or 18
years gets support - J'ca
Gleaner
Barbados Trade Union boss calls
on Barbadians to reduce absenteeism and improve their work attendance record
-
B'dos Nation
Trinidad businessman robbed of
guns, ammunition, and $192,000 - T'dad Guardian
More than 20,000 protest as Haiti
celebrates 200th Anniversary[Seattle
Times] S. African copter fired at during President Mbeki's
visit[Reuters]
Arson suspected in Antigua million$
warehouse fire - Antigua
Sun
CRICKET - 3rd Test - West Indies
take 3 wickets in final 3 overs as South Africa ends day 1 on 308/6. SA
had won toss and clobbered WI bowling with Rudolph slamming 101 ..(CLICK
HERE FOR LIVE COVERAGE)
(Jan 1) Haiti marks 200th
Anniversary of Independence -
BBC
More layoffs for Guyana's state-owned
Berbice bauxite industry - Stabroek
News
Magistrates in northern section
of Barbados issuing women 2 protection orders every 3 days - Barbados
Nation
Jamaica government to revamp entire
education system -
Jamaica Gleaner
2nd BWIA pilot back home after
being detained in New York by FBI - Trinidad
Guardian
Nursing Council Of Jamaica to impose
$100 a day fine on nurses who work without their certification - Jamaica
Observer
Hotel workers in Bahamas continue
go-slow. Labour Minister orders both sides back to bargaining table -
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