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Former United States President Jimmy Carter has announced plans to expand a US$200,000 pilot project in Haiti and the Dominican Republic to curb the spread of malaria, according to a report on www.cananews.net.

Evadne Coye, Jamaica\'s high commissioner to Canada, and Anne-Marie Bonner, Jamaica\'s consul general to Toronto, were regally feted at a community farewell reception marking the end of their tenure in Canada last Friday at the Jamaican Canadian Associati

Former British Home Secretary Jacqui Smith has been told to apologize in the House of Commons for breaching expenses rules.

The Caribbean Community’s progress towards full integration is being criticized as regional governments meet in Barbados with various interest groups.

The police transnational crime and narcotics division is reporting three drug seizures, which occurred yesterday.

The Chapelton Tax Office in Clarendon is now closed following a break-in this morning.

Former parliamentarian Horace Dalley has withdrawn the election petition he had filed alleging irregularities in the Clarendon northwestern constituency on election day September 3, 2007.

Caribbean champions Trinidad and Tobago made a dream start to the Champions League 20/20 in India today by crushing Somerset by 44 runs.

The Commonwealth Games Federation has given New Delhi a vote of confidence despite the slow pace of preparations for the 2010 Games.