CARICOM

by Kherim Nelson Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley says her country has had a positive experience as one of the first four CARICOM member states to start full free movement …

A long-awaited regional ferry service is moving closer to a real-world test, with CARICOM leaders signalling that a Trinidad and Tobago–owned vessel could begin limited operations “within months” as part …

By Kherim Nelson (St.Lucia Times) “Do you think you will ever get that money?” It is one of the questions advocates for reparatory justice say they are asked most often. …

By: Tony Nicholas (St. Lucia TImes) French Guiana became CARICOM’s eighth Associate Member on Tuesday, just two days after Martinique officially took its seat among leaders in the regional bloc …

Martinique officially took its seat for the first time in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) on Sunday during the opening ceremony of the 51st Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads …

CARICOM Heads of Government have agreed to seek an advisory opinion from the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) following Trinidad and Tobago’s objection to the process used in the reappointment …

Barbados is set to spearhead a major regional health initiative by proposing the creation of a CARICOM organ donor bank, ​Minister of Health Senator Lisa Cummins has told the Senate …

ACCRA – Prime Minister Mia Mottley has renewed CARICOM’s demand for reparatory justice, urging global leaders in Ghana to move beyond acknowledgement of slavery and confront its lasting harm, declaring …

CORRECTION An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the number of non-nationals who have taken full advantage of the free movement agreement since Barbados opened its borders six months …