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03/25/2026
St Lucia government working, ‘but the people are not feeling positive effects,’ says a choice economist: Part 1
The war in the Middle East is a new reality that is impacting globally. It mimics COVID-19, commercial actualities. Immediately surfacing are affordability and ongoing inflation, as well as the diversity of efforts that will be required to support families and communities.By Caribbean News Global CA
03/25/2026
Jamaica outlines post-hurricane Melissa development plan
By Vanessa JamesKINGSTON, Jamaica, (DPI) – Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, has announced a national strategy to redefine Jamaica’s approach to development in the wake of hurricane Melissa. Using the redevelopment of Black River, St Elizabeth, as a template, the prime minister outlined four foundatio
03/24/2026
Gangs expand reach in Haiti amid persistent deadly violence – UN Human Rights Office report
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – A new UN Human Rights Office report published on Tuesday details the human rights impacts of the expanding reach of gangs in Haiti, including their control over key sea and road routes, amid persistent deadly violence. The violence involves gangs, security forces, private se
03/24/2026
PAHO – Global Affairs Canada renew CAD15M partnership to advance women’s and adolescents’ health in the Americas
USA / CANADA, (PAHO) – The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and Global Affairs Canada (GAC) have renewed their partnership through a CAD$15 million agreement to strengthen sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for women and adolescent girls living in situations of vulnerability in
03/24/2026
Dire fertiliser shortage a lurking threat due to Hormuz crisis
By Nancy Sarkis in GenevaNEW YORK USA – Since the start of the Middle East conflict with Israeli and US strikes on Iran on 28 February, concerns have been growing over rising oil and commodity prices.At the centre of it lies the Strait of Hormuz – one of the world’s most critical maritime chokepoint
03/24/2026
Barbados modernises early education to build skills for future jobs, with World Bank support
WASHINGTON, USA – The World Bank’s board of executive directors has approved a new program to lay the foundation for more and better jobs in Barbados by strengthening foundational learning skills in pre-primary and primary education and improving access to a climate-resilient and inclusive learning
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