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With the close of 2023, the global economic recovery has been better than expected for many countries, but it is still below par. A war is ongoing in Ukraine; a troubling war developed in the Gaza Strip; there is tension not to be ignored between...
WE WELCOME the move by Caricom leaders to introduce freedom of movement for all citizens within the region. Whether or not Caribbean unity ever takes the form of a political union, free movement is essential if the Caribbean Single Market and Economy is to truly have life. Wednesday’s announcement was a fitting close to the
CITIZENS of most member States of the Caribbean Community (Caricom) will soon enjoy full freedom of movement throughout this region bloc, Caricom chairman Roosevelt Skerrit said on Wednesday. He was addressing the closing news briefing of the three-day 45th Regular Conference of Caricom Heads at the Hyatt Regency, Port of Spain. Skerrit said this new
CARICOM chairman Roosevelt Skerrit questioned the large number of false eyelashes bought by the region's women, in order to make a novel plug for Caribbean people to spend their money buying locally and regionally grown food produce rather than imported foodstuffs. He was addressing the closing news briefing of the three-day 45th Regular Conference of
BARBADOS Prime Minister Mia Mottley on Tuesday told reporters that Caricom was not only helping its own citizens but emerging as a force of the world stage, speaking in an impromptu interview at the Hyatt Regency, Port of Spain at the 45th Regular Conference of Caricom Heads.