Most Jamaican Tourism Jobs Are Back After Hurricane Melissa, Minister Says
Jamaica's tourism minister says most jobs lost to Hurricane Melissa have returned, but 9,000 hotel rooms stay shut until early...
September 21, 2026Section
Caribbean
Guyana Says Trade With China Reached US$1.8 Billion as Exports Hit a Record
Guyana's two-way trade with China reached about US$1.8 billion in 2025, with record exports, as the oil producer balances Beijing...
September 21, 2026
Haiti Sends 18 Suspects in President Moïse’s 2021 Killing to the US
Haiti confirmed it sent 18 suspects in the 2021 killing of President Jovenel Moïse to Florida, after five years without...
September 21, 2026
Cuba Sanctions: US Targets Nickel Firms and Military Officers
Washington sanctioned 11 Cuban nickel and military targets, while Costa Rica's foreign minister called the island's government a vile tyranny.
September 20, 2026
US Strike on Caribbean Boat Kills Four as Reaper Drones Head to South America
US Southern Command says a Caribbean boat strike killed four alleged traffickers on 19 September, as Reaper drones move toward...
September 20, 2026
Cuba Admits It Does Not Know Where Its Market Reforms Will Lead
A senior Cuban official says Havana does not know how its 176-measure economic opening will turn out, as the peso...
September 19, 2026
Caribbean Reparations Chief Says Slavery Justice Push Is in Final Phase
Sir Hilary Beckles told a CARICOM conference in Barbados the push for slavery reparations is in its final phase, months...
September 19, 2026
Haiti Police Push Into Kenscoff as Kidnapping Fear Grips Port-au-Prince
Haitian police launched an operation in Kenscoff after deadly gang attacks, and the mayor sees hope. In Port-au-Prince, a wave...
September 19, 2026
Trial in Killing of Jamaican MP Paulwell’s Baby Daughter Moved to 2027
A Jamaican court moved the trial of Leoda Bradshaw, accused in the killing of MP Phillip Paulwell's baby daughter and...
September 19, 2026