Sports Minister Updates on Stadium Lights Project
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Venezuela’s Military to Move Closer to Trinidad and Tobago’s Borders Over Criminal Activity Claims
Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino López has stated that troops will be deployed along the country’s eastern coast close to Trinidad and Tobago, to combat what is described as criminal activity in waters near the Gulf of Paria. The announcement by the defense minister was made during a televised address on Sunday, where Padrino said
European Union renews support for World Health Organization’s Universal Health Coverage Partnership
The World Health Organization and the European Union have renewed their partnership to strengthen health systems worldwide. Phase five of the Universal Health Coverage Partnership, running from 2025 to 2028, will focus on building resilient, equitable, and people-centred health systems. The EU is providing 40 million euros in support, with additional funding expected in 2027.
Britain, Canada and Australia all recognized a Palestinian State in a Move Over the Gaza War
Britain, Canada and Australia all recognized a Palestinian state on Sunday in a move borne out of frustration over the Gaza war and intended to promote a two-state solution, prompting a furious response from Israel. The decision by three major Western nations, which have been traditional allies of Israel, aligned them with about 140 other
Jamaica’s former Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller received Cuba’s prestigious Medal of Friendship
Jamaica’s former Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller has received Cuba’s prestigious Medal of Friendship, recognizing her decades-long solidarity with the Cuban people and her advocacy against the U.S. embargo. The award was conferred by Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez and presented at the Cuban Embassy in Kingston by Ambassador Fermín Quiñones, who praised Simpson Miller
Police Week Postponed to November
The Dominica Police Force has announced a change in the dates for Police Week 2025. Originally scheduled for this month, the celebrations have been moved to November 15th to 23rd, following Independence activities. Acting Police Chief Lincoln Corbett explained that the postponement was due to logistical challenges, including ongoing training and efforts to register illegal
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Gov’t Hands Over New Fishing Vessels to Boost Local Industry
The Government of Dominica has handed over 11 new fishing vessels to fishers, strengthening the island’s fishing industry and supporting local livelihoods. The boats, built locally and valued at nearly half a million Eastern Caribbean dollars, are part of the Emergency Agriculture, Livelihood and Climate Resilience Project, which aims to rebuild the sector after Hurricane
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Local Magistrate calls for Gender-Based Violence Support Shelter
Magistrate Gloria Augustus is calling for greater support services for victims of domestic and gender-based violence, including the establishment of a much-needed shelter. Speaking at Lifeline Ministries’ graduation ceremony for survivor supporters and ‘Peaced Together’ graduates last week, Magistrate Augustus noted that too often survivors are left without safe housing or stability after leaving abusive
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Leaders urged New Delhi to lift a ban recently imposed on pilgrims traveling to Pakistan
Sikh community leaders urged New Delhi to lift a ban recently imposed on pilgrims traveling to Pakistan to visit the shrine of Guru Nanak, the founder of their faith. They said the move violates international norms and moral values. The appeal came from the Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, the official body that manages Sikh
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CARICOM condemned recent Guatemalan military incursions into Belize’s Sarstoon River
CARICOM has condemned recent Guatemalan military incursions into Belize’s Sarstoon River, describing them as blatant violations of Belize’s sovereignty. Between September 10–13, Guatemalan forces reportedly entered Belizean territory, raised their flag, attempted to ram a Belizean vessel, and blocked navigation. The regional body warned such actions risk escalating into armed conflict but commended Belize’s restrained
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