New Year’s celebrations begin around the world
According to a report on the BBC World News revellers around the world are celebrating the beginning of 2012. As the clock struck midnight at the end of 29 December,…
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Professor Galfard shares scientific findings with all through storytelling
The winter Faith issue of World Policy Institute carried an article, written by Professor Christophe Galfard, who holds a Ph.D. in theoretical physics, which encourages scientists to share their findings…
Non-national found dead in rural field
St. Kitts-Nevis: The St. Kitts Nevis Observer reported that a 60-year-old man, a non-national, who had been living on the island for the past 10 months, and was employed at…
Nearly 1,000 workers will be dismissed in 2012
ST. THOMAS: A report in the Virgin Islands Daily News said that Gov. John deJongh Jr. announced that 350 full-time government workers will be dismissed on Jan. 5, 2012 and…
Woman will ring in New Year in jail for money laundering
Antigua: According to a report in The Antigua Observer a Dominican woman was caught smuggling $163,000 into the country and was remanded to jail until January 10, 2012. Paula Peterson,…
PM Skerrit filed lawsuit against Dr. Fontaine in High Court of Justice
Dominica: According to a report on the Dominica News Online, Prime Minister, Roosevelt Skerrit, filed a lawsuit in the High Court against Dr.Thompson Fontaine on Thursday. Skerrit’s team believe that…
Where will you be in 2012?
Georgetown: I’m making my resolutions list and checking it twice while some ladies are trying to judge their best dress for the millionth time and others are already tasting their…
Celine Dion to perform live in Jamaica Jazz festival in 2012
Jamaica: According to a report in The Gleaner Celine Dion is scheduled to perform for patrons at the Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival in January, 2012. The Canadian singer is…
2011 ends with record-high murder toll in St. Kitts-Nevis
St. Kitts-Nevis: According to a report in The St. Kitts Nevis Observer 2011 has ended with a record-high of 33 murders compared to 2010. Most of the murders were unofficially…
Dominica PM, Skerrit, files lawsuit against Dr. Thompson Fontaine
Dominica: The Dominica News Online said that according to information received, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit, through his attorneys, has filed a lawsuit against Dr. Thompson Fontaine. The news was announced…
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