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(Trinidad Guardian) Officers from the police Anti-Corruption Investigation Bureau (ACIB) visited the newsroom of the T&T Guardian yesterday seeking information about a story on the Integrity Commission.

(Jamaica Gleaner) Starting an airline is a complicated business. Running a profitable airline is even tougher, as the process involves constant learning and adaptation.

(Jamaica Gleaner) A 4.6 magnitude earthquake just off Anguilla shook the island and other parts of the northern Leeward Islands late yesterday, creating a scare for some residents in the British territory.

(Barbados Nation) Almond Resorts Inc. shelled out Bds$9.7 million in severance and other payments to the near 600 workers who lost their jobs when the flagship Almond Beach Village in St Peter was closed at the end of April.

The body of Guyanese Roxane Jones – also known as Roxane Gilbert – was found in her four-wheel-drive vehicle last Saturday in Australia in an area  popular with people for walking, motorbike riding and fishing near Gladstone.

(Barbados Nation) In the dead of night, a new enemy stalks the endangered hawksbill turtle.

The union NAACIE is calling for the removal of Guyana Power and Light CEO, Bharat Dindyal.

(Trinidad Express) Yet another murder has been recorded in the Laventille area, bringing to four the total number of people to be killed in the crime hotspot in just over 24 hours.

(Trinidad Express) Within its 116 square miles of land and the waters that surround it, Tobago possesses a vibrant culture and rich heritage that the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) remains committed to preserving.

(Barbados Nation) The trade dispute between Pine Hill Dairy (PHD) and the food and drug authorities in Trinidad and Tobago is on the way to being resolved.

(Trinidad Express) Sabotage! This is how the Ministry of Education yesterday described the purported leak of Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) Examination results that were published on the controversial website WikiLeaks.

SCARBOROUGH, Tobago,  CMC – Tagenarine Chanderpaul lashed his second consecutive half-century as Guyana racked up their second win of the Regional Under-17 Championship with a convincing 163-run demolition of Leeward Islands here today.

(Jamaica Observer) MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Deputy Commissioner of Police Delworth Heath says a culture of ‘anancyism’ is undermining national life and that law enforcement alone will not be able to effectively tackle the problem.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Back-to-back defeats for Usain Bolt has left tongues wagging about a changing of the guard at the upcoming London Olympics but the sprint double World record holder hardly seems worried by the chatter.

Police today issued a wanted bulletin for Sherwin Bobb who escaped from the Camp Street prison on June 27, 2012.

(Jamaica Gleaner) Harold Crooks, former Commandant of the Island Special Constabulary Force has been found guilty of indecent assault.

Digicel today announced the launch of its service in one of Guyana’s main mining hubs – Omai, in Region Seven.

Police say that at about 1130 today, Seon Hopkinson was recaptured by Joint Services ranks in a swampy area at Sherima, Essequibo River while Carlton Sampson was later recaptured in the same area at about 1515h by the Joint Services.

(Barbados Nation) CARICOM leaders have gathered for their 33rd Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government in St Lucia, as a handful of demonstrators use the opportunity to get regional attention for their campaign for the decriminalization of marijuana.

The AFC will seek to have the appointments of the 11 staffers of the Auditor General’s department rescinded, the party’s Chairman, Khemraj Ramjattan has said.