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The first Caribbean Food and Beverage Trade Show – A Taste of the Caribbean – to be hosted in Trinidad, is not just another trade show. The event which will feature exhibitors from the region, is aimed at reducing regional food imports by 25 per cent by the year 2025, chair of the Caribbean Supermarket

The regional private sector organisation that was approved by the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) to help drive the full implementation of the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME) is reporting progress in several areas. Chief Executive Officer and Technical Director of the CARICOM Private Sector Organisation (CPSO) Dr Patrick Antoine said significant efforts were being made in driving down the region’s food

Patrick Antoine, the schizophrenic Norwich man who killed his pregnant wife, Margaret Mady, was committed to a psych hospital for up to 85 years.

New London ― Joseph Parise, a Waterford Police Department chaplain whose brother was murdered in New London four years ago, said he can’t watch cop shows anymore. He related the story to a crowd of mo...

Mental health experts said Patrick Antoine was a schizophrenic who believed his pregnant wife Margarette Mady had placed a voodoo curse on him.

Former Norwich Police Sgt. Jonathan Ley testified Wednesday that when Patrick Antoine showed up at the lobby of the Norwich Police Department on the morning of June 2, 2016, his initial concern was t...

The Norwich insanity trial of Patrick Antoine, accused of killing his pregnant wife and setting their Franklin Street apartment on fire, starts.

The man who police say confessed to stabbing to death his pregnant wife in 2016 because he thought she was a “voodoo priestess” who had cast spells on him is set to go to trial on Wednesday. Patrick ...

Engels nieuws - President Chan Santokhi met with Patrick Antoine, chairman of the Caricom Private Sector Organization (CPSO).  There has been extensive discussion about

The Guyana government says it is prepared for court battles as it moves to repossess an estimated 5,000 acres of former sugar estate land