Caribbean Chambers of Commerce Formally Launch Network
Minister in the Ministry of Foreign Trade Sandra Husbands is confident that the network will be able to shape and improve how the Caribbean Single Market and Economy will work.
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CDB Grant to Help CARICOM Investigate Suitability of Plantation White Sugar for Regional Manufacturing
A collaboration between the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) aims to improve the availability of data to guide evidence-based decisions…
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Hundreds of Locals to be Employed by Royalton Grenada
Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell has welcomed news that hundreds of Grenadians will be employed by Royalton Grenada when the rebranded hotel opens its…
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Dominica Promotes Jazz ‘N Creole 2019 in the Caribbean
Discover Dominica Authority (DDA) has taken its marketing campaign for the 10th Edition of the Jazz ‘n Creole Festival to the Caribbean region. Marketing…
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Tobago Airport Project Presses On
Despite lingering concerns among Crown Point residents about the Government’s proposed expansion of the Arthur NR International Airport, Tobago, the mega project is proceeding…
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Lufthansa Group Bringing 990 Extra Seats to Barbados from Germany
Barbados is expanding its reach in Germany with a new thrice-weekly direct flight from Frankfurt to the Grantley Adams International Airport. Flight LH 5432,…
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BVI Gov’t Injecting $2.5M Into Medical Tourism
Government will be injecting two-and-half million dollars into the BVI Health Services Authority (BVIHSA) to boost medical tourism. Premier and Minister of Finance Andrew…
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Applications Open for CDB Youth Engagement Programme
Applications are now open for Vybzing 2019, the flagship youth engagement programme of the Caribbean Development Bank. Vybzing takes place as part of the…
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Guyana’s Oil & Gas Sector Benefits From US$20M World Bank Loan
Guyana has secured a US$20 million loan to support capacity building for Petroleum Resources Governance and Management from the World Bank. The loan was…
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CARICOM Warns Sale of Scotiabank Could Have Anti-Competitive Effects
The intended sale of ScotiaBank’s assets in nine Caribbean countries could have anti-competitive effects in at least three Member States, the CARICOM Competition Commission…
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