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 Sept 28th, 2007 Haiti to
Create Stable Environment for Business (More...)
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Sept 28th, 2007 INCREASING
VISITOR SPENDING – A MATTER OF CHOICE (More...)
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Sept 28th, 2007 St. Vincent murder
toll equals record established in 2004 - seems destined to
be surpassed by year's end. (More...)
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Sept 27th, 2007
ANDRIA HALL SHOWS ROAD TO TRUE WEALTH Exciting
business franchise options now available for travel agents,
industry officials and the general public - Several
Caribbean Agents available. (More...)
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 Sept 27th, 2007
Alison Hinds Releases
Highly-Anticipated CD November 6th: Hailing from the
tropical island of Barbados and crowned the undisputed "Queen of
Soca" by fans worldwide, British-born. (More...)
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Sept 26th, 2007
Murder Count in the Bahamas Up 41%
for 2007 (More...)
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Sept 25th, 2007
COUNTERPART WORLD LEADERS TO ADDRESS TOURISM FUTURE. (More...)
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Sept 24th, 2007
Stanford
Extends Invitation to ICC World Twenty20 Champions (More...)
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Sept 22nd, 2007
The Greater Caribbean This Week: The Nationality of Rum. (More...)
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Sept 21st, 2007
BET J CELEBRATES THE LIFE OF SIR JOHN COMPTON, THE LATE PRIME
MINISTER OF ST. LUCIA
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 Sept 21st, 2007
UN establishes Guyana/Suriname border,
disputed for centuries - Canadian corporation welcomes decision.
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Sept 20th, 2007
Antigua's murder tolls for 2007, on path to
surpass 2006.
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Sept 20th, 2007
Hatians dead in Turks and Caicos detention centre
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Sept 20th, 2007
The Greater Caribbean This Week: Peace for the Region
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Sept 20th, 2007
Wife gets bail in Trinidad after Cheating husband stabbed
multiple times (More...)
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Sept 20th, 2007
Jamaican national claims abuse at the hands of immigration
officials in the Bahamas, Bahamian officials deny it. (More...)
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Sept 19th, 2007
Nearly a thousand murdered to date in Jamaica. (More...)
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Sept 19th, 2007
Two hundred 3rd to 5th form girls sent home by Principal
in Barbados. (More...)
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Sept 18th, 2007
STRONG CARIBBEAN SUPPORT FOR WORLD LEADERSHIP AWARDS
-The
Caribbean's public and private sector are being lauded for their
support of five world leaders to be honored in New York tomorrow
at Counterpart International's 2007 World Leadership Awards at
Guastavino's in New York City.(More...)
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Sept 18th, 2007
FIRSTCARIBBEAN CROSSES THE US$6B LOAN MARK: As it approaches its
fifth anniversary, FirstCaribbean International Bank continues
to show strong financial performance, crossing the US$6 billion
loan mark for the first time
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Sept 17th, 2007
Dominica
reporting significant decrease in crime for 2007.
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Sept 17th, 2007
CARICOM HEADS ADOPT DECLARATION ON NCDs: The curtain came
down on the landmark Summit on Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases
(CNCDs) on Saturday, 15 September 2007, with the adoption of a
fourteen-point declaration committing Heads of Government to
collective action to stop the epidemic of Chronic
Non-Communicable Diseases.
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Sept 14th, 2007
British Channel Four to air controversial programme on crime in
Jamaica
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Sept 14th, 2007
One man's meat is another man's poison - Cuban sponsored
monument to Bradshaw to be inaugurated on September 16.
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Sept 13th, 2007 Bangladesh humiliates the West Indies
in South Africa: The West Indies have suffered yet another humiliation, this time at the hands
of Bangladesh who eliminated the regional side via a comprehensive six-wicket
victory at the Twenty20 World Cup in South Africa on Thursday.
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Sept 12th, 2007 We Have To Come
Harder – Edwards ahead of West Indies match against Bangladesh
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Sept 12th, 2007 Police in
Jamaica hunt for the father of a 10 year old girl after gruesome
discovery.
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Sept 12th, 2007 It's
heartbreaking to lose - Sarwan
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Sept 12th, 2007 Golding takes
office in Jamaica as the country's 8th Prime
Minister
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Sept 11th, 2007
Jamaica to receive US$2 million grant
from China: Jamaica and
China have signed an agreement on economic and technical
cooperation under which Jamaica is to receive a grant of US$2
million from China.
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Sept 11th, 2007 West Indies lose
opening Twenty20 match against South Africa -
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Sept 10th, 2007
King sworn in as St. Lucia's new Prime Minister:
Stephenson King was officially sworn in as Prime Minister of St.
Lucia in a subdued ceremony held in Castries on Sunday.
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Sept 8th, 2007 It's My Game -
Samuels after leading role in West Indies victory over Kenya
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Sept 8th, 2007 AIR JAMAICA
AND FRIENDS PAY TRIBUTE TO THE LATE SIR JOHN COMPTON
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Sept 8th, 2007 Sir John
Compton, St Lucia's Prime Minister is Dead at 82 - nation enters
a 2 week period of mourning. (More...)
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Sept 7th, 2007 Gayle And Bravo To Miss First Warm Up Game : JOHANNESBURG,
South Africa Sept 6, 2007: – West Indies vice
captain Chris Gayle and all rounder Dwayne Bravo will miss the
first warm up game of the ICC World Twenty20 Championship
against Kenya on Saturday. Head coach David Moore said that
injury and illness will force the two key players to miss the
game but neither is in serious danger of missing the opening
clash against South Africa on September 11th. (More...)
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Sept 7th, 2007 As close as it
gets in Jamaica Official count changes the balance slightly. (More...)
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Sept 7th, 2007 The Greater
Caribbean This Week: International Day of Remembrance of the Slave Trade
and its Abolition (August 23
) (More...)
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Sept 5th, 2007 An Ailing Sir
John Compton returns home on life support - some media erroneously
reports passing on Wednesday. (More...)
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Sept 5th, 2007 Sarwan Realistic about World 20/20 Championship : - West Indies
captain Ramnaresh Sarwan sees 50 over world champions Australia and hosts
South Africa as the favourites to take the ICC World Twenty20 Championship
but believes that there is a greater chance for any team to out muscle and
out-perform the favourites in the exciting and super short form of the game. (More...)
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Sept 4th, 2007 BET J PROMOTES CAYMAN JAZZ FEST TO INTERNATIONAL AUDIENCES (More...)
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Sept 4th, 2007 Stanford 20/20 and WICB to Sign
5-Year Agreement- Stanford 20/20 On WICB Annual Cricket Calendar(More...)
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Sept 4th, 2007 JLP led by career
politician, wins slim majority in Jamaica: The election of Jamaica's first female Prime Minister was not be as her
incumbent People's National Party lost by a narrow margin to the Jamaica Labour
Party, led by, second generation career politician, Bruce Golding. Initial
results indicated a 31 - 29 seat count in favour of the JLP but on Tuesday the
numbers were readjusted to a 32-28 margin, giving the JLP a little more breathing
room. (More...)
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Sept 3rd, 2007 Over one million Jamaicans eligible
to vote in today's polls (More...)
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Sept 2nd, 2007 Felix reaches Cat-5 strength in the
Caribbean after damaging several Windard Islands as a Tropical Storm (More...)
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Sept 1st, 2007 Stanford Cricket Show is
Exciting Television - With just two shows having aired
around the region so far, the Stanford 20/20 TV
Show is shaping up to be this summer’s exciting,
entertaining, must-see television in a period
that is normally filled with boring reruns. (More...)
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Sept 1st, 2007 The Greater
Caribbean This Week: You Can’t Get There From Here
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