Trinidad actress Nikki Crosby sexually assaulted in Venice, Italy
(Trinidad Guardian) Actress and comedienne Nikki Crosby has reported an act of sexual assault against her, to police in Venice, Italy.
(Trinidad Guardian) Actress and comedienne Nikki Crosby has reported an act of sexual assault against her, to police in Venice, Italy.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Lt Com Devon Foster was a picture of fulfilment as he spoke to The Gleaner aboard a vessel in the Kingston Harbour yesterday.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Prominent Montego Bay businessman Patrick Chung was yesterday freed of all 11 sexual assault charges in relation to a woman who accused him of having sex with her over a nine-year period, beginning in 1976 when she was 13 years old.
(Trinidad Guardian) Divali was meant to be a happy time for Baldeo Soogrim and his daughter Vishanna but one hour before they lit their deyas, a fire broke out at their home and devoured everything they owned.
(Jamaica Observer) Eleven-year-old Clan Carthy Primary School student Georgenae Pinnock was a picture of shock and grief as she told her mother about horrific accident that claimed the life of a schoolmate yesterday afternoon.
(Trinidad Guardian) The Police Service is looking for a man who was pictured in a video among several persons sifting through thousands of dollars of local currency.
(Trinidad Express) The Ministry of Health has put the public on alert for the circulation of fake liquid antibiotics.
BUENOS AIRES, (Reuters) – Argentina’s president-elect Alberto Fernandez vowed yesterday to ‘turn the page’ on the IMF-backed policies of incumbent Mauricio Macri, after voters weary of rising poverty and inflation swept the left back to power in Latin America’ No.3 economy.
(Barbados Nation) Minister in the Ministry of Finance, Ryan Straughn, will move the passing of a Resolution today in the House of Assembly to restructure Barbados’ foreign debt.
(Barbados Nation) The fallout from the collapse of British tour operator Thomas Cook will leave at least 70 Barbadians on the breadline come November 1.
(Jamaica Gleaner) A stunning revelation that the Caribbean region, led by Jamaica, is the amputation capital of the world, due to poor foot care, has been made by a local The University of the West Indies (UWI) professor.
(Jamaica Star) Songbird Tessanne Chin has tied the knot with Brandon, the father of her unborn child.
(Trinidad Guardian) Five years after Nicole Jaggan mysteriously disappeared while on her way to a hairdressing class, her younger brother Andron Jaggan has also gone missing from a supermarket in South Trinidad.
(Trinidad Newsday) FRESH violence inside a Syrian camp, where some children from Trinidad & Tobago have been living, has sparked new fears.
(Trinidad Guardian) Pundit Satyanand Maharaj has taken Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley to task for failing to attend the closing night of Divali Nagar.
(Trinidad Express) A man shot near his Morvant home two Fridays ago died in the hospital on Saturday morning.
(Trinidad Guardian) San Fernando grave digger Neville Boland enjoyed taking a dip in Black Stone beach every Sunday before going to church.
(Jamaica Gleaner) The Education Ministry has confirmed that it has received “isolated reports” of the hand, foot and mouth disease across the island.
(Trinidad Newsday) A war of words has intensified between the police and the magistracy with Police Commissioner Gary Griffith directly calling on a magistrate to not bully his officers, and the magistrate accusing policemen of pedalling misinformation about the courts.
(Trinidad Express) A year after her boyfriend was gunned down, Melissa Cain was shot and killed by a man dressed in camouflage.
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