CWI said it denied liability to ensure amicable resolution
Cricket West Indies issued a statement explaining its reason for initially denying liability in the dismissal of former coach Phil Simmons.
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Cricket West Indies to pay damages to Phil Simmons
Cricket West Indies (CWI) could find itself paying up to US$400,000 to former coach Phil Simmons after being forced to admit liability in an unfair dismissal case.
Jagdeo accuses Granger of peddling fallacies and fiction
Jagdeo, who served two consecutive terms as the country’s President from 1999 to 2011, said the coalition administration has been peddling fallacies and fictions since it lost the motion of no confidence that led to its downfall.
The government of Haiti collapses
Six months after he was sworn into office, the government of Prime Minister Jean-Henry Céant was forced out of office Monday after the Lower Chamber of Deputies voted overwhelming to […]
Barbados Police investigate double homicide
Sunday night’s double homicide brings the number to 18 in less than three months. Between January and April 2018 there were approximately 8 murders while there were 5 for the corresponding period in 2017.
Police say they have no motive yet for the killing and is appealing to anyone with information to come forward.
Haiti opposition plans month-end protests
The opposition parties last week indicated that they intend to hold meeting with representatives of different national community sectors to increase antigovernment mobilization across the country and to discuss the possible implementation of a transitional government with a precise roadmap on positions already well publicized.
Privy Council dismisses Layne’s appeal
Layne a former deputy defense minister and operational commander of the People’s Revolutionary Army, was among 17-members of the PRG, convicted of the execution-style murder of revolutionary prime minister Maurice Bishop and eleven of his cabinet members in 1983.
