A New Poll Shows A Close Race Between The Incumbent PNM And The Main Opposition UNC Parties Too close to Call are what some Pollsters are saying, as Trinidad & Tobago Voters Head To The Polls. Voters in Trinidad and Tobago will go to the polls on Monday, August 10th to elect a new government for the next five years. A […More]

Prime Minister Mia Mottley has defended the COVID-19 travel protocols saying that mandatory testing was not always practical.  Presently, visitors to the island’s shores are allowed to take a COVID-19 PCR test from an accredited facility 72 hours prior to travelling. While testing prior to arrival is not mandatory the protocol states that such travellers will be required to be tested […More]

GUYANA USHED IN THEIR NEW PRESIDENT AFTER SEVERAL MONTHS OF LEGAL WRANGLINGS. Five months after a general election, the opposition candidate Irfaan Ali has been sworn in as Guyana’s president. Following allegations of vote tampering, a recount and a lengthy legal battle, the election commission declared Mr Ali the winner on Sunday. August 2nd. The 40-year-old, Mr Ali was sworn […More]

JAMAICANS CELEBRATED THEIR 58TH YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER FOR JAMIACA, AS JAMAICANS CELEBRATED THEIR 58TH YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE EARLIER THIS WEEK ON THURSDAY AUGUST 6.  IN PRIME MINISTER ANDREW HOLINESS INDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGE, HE REITERRATED THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. HE STATED THAT  “We cannot afford to become complacent now. We are still at risk. Therefore, […More]

NEW YORK STATE READY TO REOPEN SCHOOLS New York State, previously the center of the worst coronavirus outbreak in the world, four months ago, is now one of the few places in the country (USA) that may be able to safely reopen schools, as confirmed by several public health experts. In a telephonic news conference held on Friday, AUGUST 7TH, […More]