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(Sept 30) Lili kills 3
in Jamaica. Homes washed away. 725 in shelters - Jamaica
Observer
Today is nomination day in Jamaica
- Jamaica
Gleaner
Guyana City Council owes creditors
$190-m. Unable to complete projects - Stabroek News
Trinidad President Robinson rushed
to hospital - bleeding from the prostate - Trinidad
Express
Oldest living Barbadian is 108
today - Barbados
Nation
(Sept 29) Lili
soaks Jamaica with rain - Jamaica
Gleaner
Trinidad
police uncover election-day plot to disrupt voting - Trinidad
Express
Bermuda
Tourism Minister David Allen dies. State funeral planned - Bermuda
Sun
(Sept 28) Jamaica braces for
tropical storm Lili. Already experiencing heavy rains and strong winds
- Jamaica
Observer
Airport drug bust in Antigua. 4
separate arrests - Antigua
Sun
Concern in Barbados over the number
of under-16 girls being raped - often by a family member or trusted friend
- Nation
More murders in Guyana. Gunmen
hold up traffic and kill 2 persons travelling to the airport - Stabroek
News.
Bermuda Tourism Minister David
Allen dies. State funeral planned - Bermuda
Sun
(Sept 27) Gunmen in Guyana
attack police station and a prison. 6 wounded - Guyana Chronicle
Trinidad attorney reconsidering
decision to lead the Guyana prosecution case against 2 men charged with
treason -
Express
Plans for a new $multi-million
jail in Barbados - Barbados
Nation
Jamaicans warned to brace themselves
for heavy rains from Lili this weekend - Jamaica
Gleaner
Trinidad government distances itself
from Jamaat al Muslimeen - Trinidad
Express
(Sept 26) 4 killed, 8 including
DPP wounded in Guyana as gunman opens fire on bar -
Guyana Chronicle
President convenes emergency security meeting
Bruce Golding returns to Jamaica
Labour Party - Jamaica
Observer Golding-JLP Memorandum Of Understanding signed -
Jamaica
Gleaner
Number of homes in Barbados damaged
by tropical storm Lili up to 400. Damage in $millions - Barbados
Nation
(Sept 25) Tropical storm Lili kills
family of 4 in St. Vincent - Trinidad
Express - expected to reach hurricane strength today
High powered rifes stolen from
Jamaica defense force headquarters. 5 soldiers under arrest - Jamaica
Observer
Five cops on bribery charges in
Trinidad - Trinidad Guardian
Guyana government to proceed with
anti-crime laws, inspite of furore about their constitutionality - Guyana
Chronicle
Concern that poor construction
led to almost 200 houses in Barbados being damaged by Lili's minimal 64mph
winds - Barbados
Advocate & Nation
St. Vincent woman fined $125,000
in Antigua for trafficking drugs - Antigua
Sun
(Sept 24) Oil
well explosion in Point Fortin, Trinidad. 200 residents flee their homes
- Trinidad
Express
Weak
tropical storm Lili lashes Barbados - rips roofs off houses, closes airport
- Barbados
Nation
(Sept 23) Jamaicans will vote on
October 16. Nomination day will be September 30 - Jamaica
Observer & Jamaica
Gleaner
Son of Trinidad business couple
snatched, then murdered - Trinidad Newsday
Anglican priest says Anglican church
in Barbados has lost its vision, and many priests are dissatisfied - Advocate
(Sept 22) Financial
shortfall may affect attendance at next week's International conference
on Racism in Barbados - Barbados
Nation
Hurricane Isidore heads for United
States. Winds up to 125pmh -
CNN
Guyana police advise mini-bus drivers
to be careful when picking up passengers in Buxton - Guyana
Chronicle
PNM's La Brea constituency office
at La Brea destroyed by fire - Trinidad
Express UNC's Sangre Grande Office vandalised
Bruce Golding to return to Jamaica
Labour Party - Jamaica
Observer
(Sep 21) Hurricane Isidore
causing 'catastrophic damage' in Cuba. Homes swept out to sea -
CNN
Trinidad Prime Minister says there
is no proof of an Al Jamaat, Al Qaeda link -
Trinidad
Express
Lara will miss tour of India because
of illness - WIBC
(Sept 20) About 80 families in Jamaica
flooded out from storm Isidore - Jamaica
Gleaner Heads for Cuba with 105mph winds[CNN]
China to help Guyana build international
conference center - Guyana
Chronicle
Entire 6th form of a high school
in Jamaica to return to classes today after one-week suspension for making
comments about principal - Jamaica
Observer
Lara will miss tour of India because
of illness - WIBC
(Sept 19) Former Trinidad Prime
Minister Panday is charged with failing to declare money he allegedly had
in a London bank account, and for making a false declaration - Trinidad
Guardian & Trinidad
Express
Tropical storm Isidore soaks Jamaica
- Jamaica
Observer Expected
to reach hurricane strength today as it heads for Cuba-CNN
Guyana and United States sign a
US$1.6-million pact - Guyana
Chronicle
Bandits in Guyana stick up minister
and rob church of $100,000 - Guyana
Chronicle
Squatters on the rise in Barbados.
Most are non-Barbadian - Barbados
Nation
(Sept 18) Storm warnings posted
for Cayman Islands - CNN
Brian Lara hospitalised in Sri
Lanka; awaiting results as to whether he has been stricken with hepatitis
- Trinidad
Express
Barbados landlords warned against
renting houses without indoor toilet facilities, electricity, running water-
Nation
Trinidad government being sued
for (Can)$8-M for gas leak at its High Commission building in Ottawa -
Newsday
(Sept 17) Jamaica's PM makes election
promise to expand economy by 4%, and cut joblessness by 40% - Jamaica
Observer
Antigua's Prime Minister Lester
Bird promises 2004 elections will be his last - Antigua
Sun
Jamaican journalist Dwight Whylie
dies suddenly of a heart attack while visiting Barbados - Jamaica
Gleaner -
IMF approves US$73-million programme
for Guyana - Guyana Chronicle
Trinidad's Mas designer wins Emmy
award - Trinidad Guardian.
Barbados government is planning
to address nursing shortage - Barbados
Advocate
(Sept 16) 4 cops in Guyana
wounded by angry Buxton residents - Guyana Chronicle
Manning promises free medicine
to elderly and poor if his PNM government wins Oct 7 Trinidad elections
- Trinidad Guardian
Mystery company printed Jamaica
Tourist Board brochures - Jamaica
Observer
A 400-car motorcade celebrates
RPB's Crop Over Calypso King triumph - Barbados
Nation
(Sept 15) Guyana raises trade
balance concerns with Trinidad - Guyana Chronicle
Ramesh Maharaj and his Team Unity
will not be contesting Trinidad's Oct 7 elections - Trinidad Guardian
Poll shows most Trinidadians unhappy
with how government is handling crime situation - Trinidad Guardian
PNP surge puts it ahead of the
JLP according to the latest Jamaica election poll - Jamaica
Observer
54% failing new test for drivers'
learners permit in Barbados - Barbados
Advocate
Workers Union wants Barbados government
to regulate house rents- Barbados
Nation
(Sept 14) Guyana to conduct
national population census on Monday - Guyana Chronicle
Jamaica's population has grown
to 2.6 million - according to just released 2001 census figures - Jamaica
Observer.
Poll shows Patterson's PNP is best
choice to lead Jamaica - Jamaica
Observer
Bomb scare, protests at Elections
and Boundaries Commission in Tunapuna, Trinidad - Trinidad Guardian
(Sept 12) Trinidad police
assault house - rescue kidnap victim who was chained to toilet -
Trinidad
Express
Candidates in 8 constituencies
in Jamaica warned their seats will be voided if there is election fraud
- Jamaica
Gleaner
Suriname Trade Minister attending
CARICOM meeting found dead in hotel room in Trinidad - Trinidad Newsday
9/11 costs Air Jamaica US $70million
-
Jamaica
Gleaner
Grenada's opposition NDC taking
Lotto to court to open its books for scrutiny - Grenada
Today
(Sept 11)
(Sept 10) Merchants in Jamaica
to shut down Kingston's business district today - Jamaica
Observer
Guyana Coast Guard nabs another
Venezuelan fishing trawler for illegal fishing in Guyana waters - Stabroek
News & Chronicle
Barbados Government Minister says
a substantial housing project could have been built with less than half
the cost of his Government's GEM investment -
Barbados
Advocate
(Sept 9) Trinidad
police arrest 3 men and seize $200,000 of ransom money paid for jeweller
kidnapped last Thursday - Trinidad
Express
Former West Indies all-rounder
Laurie Williams dies in car crash in Jamaica -
Jamaica
Gleaner
19-year old Odessa Phillips wins
Miss Guyana/World 2002 - Stabroek News
Cable and Wireless to lose monopoly
on providing cellular services in Barbados - Barbados
Advocate
(Sept 8) Police inspector
gunned down in Guyana. Police hunt for 4 men - Guyana Chronicle
Trinidad police trace a $15,000
deposit to a recent ransom payment - Trinidad
Express
Poll gives Patrick Manning an 11%
lead over Panday as popular choice for Trinidad Prime Minister - Trinidad
Guardian
Jamaica poll says boost for JLP
if Seaga goes - Jamaica
Observer
More financial losses for Barbados'
GEMS hotel project - Barbados
Nation
(Sept 7) Massive anti-government
demonstration in Antigua. Opposition leader threatens to lock down country
if Prime Minister Bird does not say when he will demit office and call
general elections - Antigua
Sun
Angry parents storm school gates
to force reinstatement of locked-out principal - Trinidad
Express & Guardian
4 well-dressed gunmen armed with
machine guns rob vendors in Guyana of $180,000 - Stabroek
News
Guyana Coast Guard seize Venezuelan
trawler and confiscate 20,000 pounds of fish caught in Guyana waters-Stabroek
News
PNP apologises to Seaga's wife
for an "insensitive" display of a coffin bearing markings of "baby Seaga"
- a reference to the Seaga's unborn child - at a political meeting - Jamaica
Gleaner & Jamaica
Observer
4-foot iguana found in tree in
St. Thomas, Barbados - Barbados
Nation
(Sept 6) Prominent businessmen
are fleeing Trinidad, sending their children to the USA, UK and Barbados
- Trinidad Guardian as.. Kidnappings
continue. Garage proprietor abducted yesterday afternoon. Total now 17
for year -Trinidad Guardian
Caribbean tourism should recover
soon - [READ]
University of Guyana launches a
nurses degree program - Guyana Chronicle
Barbados government gets two vessels
to help fight against drugs - Barbados
Nation
US authorities believe Guyanese
insurance agent in Queens arranged murder of 12 other Guyanese to collect
$1M - NY
Daily News
(Sept 5) Report calls for
Shell Cricket Academy programme in Grenada to be stopped immediately, and
calls coach Rudi Webster "unqualified and unaccredited." - Trinidad
Guardian & Barbados
Nation
Jamaica Chamber of Commerce calls
on businesses to shut down Downtown Kingston next Tuesday - Jamaica
Observer
Caribbean tourism should recover
soon - [READ]
Dress code for Barbados school
students - no baggy pants, short skirts or excessive make-up - Barbados
Nation
40 BWIA pilots may go home in 3
months - Airline lost $8-million in recent pilots action - Trinidad
Newsday
3 soldiers held for stealing arms
from Guyana Defense Force escape from custody - Stabroek News
(Sept 4) Panday has effectively
blocked the Trinidad government from obtaining information on his
London bank account- Trinidad Guardian
Guyana gets $27.4-million IADB
loan to provide electricity to 40,000 homes in 221 rural villages - Stabroek
News
Archbishop Carter, the first Jamaican
appointed a Roman Catholic Bishop, and founder of Campion College, dies
at age 83 - Jamaica
Gleaner
$52-million deposited into bank
accounts of former Trinidad minister and wife within 12 months - Trinidad
Newsday .
Car thefts up in Barbados - Barbados
Nation
(Sept 3) Request made to British
government not to allow information about Panday's London bank account
to be released toTrinidad police- Trinidad
Express
Heavy rains with thunder and lightning
wreak havoc on 3 Jamaica parishes - Jamaica
Gleaner
Barbados Manufacturers Association
joins call to check whether garments stamped "made in Trinidad" are being
made elsewhere - Barbados
Nation
Principals and vice-principals
in Jamaica now eligible to receive 20% duty free concession on cars - Jamaica
Gleaner
New CEO at Barbados Mutual. LOB's
Philip Osborne takes over - Barbados
Nation
Guyana security forces increase
presence on East Coast - Guyana Chronicle
(Sept 2) Cricket: Barbados
beat Jamaica by 33 runs to win Red Stripe Bowl (Wavel Hinds 103; Floyd
Reifer 86 not out) - WICBC
Jacqueline Aking, woman kidnapped
last week in Trinidad, is freed. Family paid kidnappers $5-million - Trinidad
Guardian
(Sept 1) Teens armed with guns and
knives enter homes and terrorise residents in village on Guyana's east
coast - Guyana Chronicle & Stabroek News
Six prisoners receive Presidential
pardons as Trinidad and Tobago celebrate Independence - Trinidad Guardian
Trade Union in Jamaica calls on
government to scrap the 15% General Consumption Tax - Jamaica
Observer
$8-million is the latest demand
from the abductors of the woman kidnapped in Trinidad - up from $6m yesterday
- Trinidad
Express
Barbados Opposition Senator Mascoll
says JAWS is an acronym for names of hotels associated with the controversial
GEMS project - Barbados
Nation
Cricket: Barbados will meet Jamaica
in Red Stripe Bowl final today - WICBC
National Hurricane Center predicts
9 to 11 storms this hurricane season, with 6 to 8 becoming hurricanes,
and 3 of them packing winds in excess of 111 mph [CNN]
also National
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