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Mental Health is a Universal Human Right
Mental health issues affect people worldwide; Latin America and the Caribbean are no exception. The prevalence and incidence of mental diseases in the Caribbean are concerning, impacting men, women, and children. Depression, anxiety disorders, and substance abuse are the most common mental health issues. Get the news delivered directly to your phone. Click here to…
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Antigua’s acting CMO reassures public amidst 20 dengue fever cases
Antigua and Barbuda’s health authorities have confirmed 20 cases of Dengue Fever in the region. Get the news delivered directly to your phone. Click here to Join our WhatsApp Group Acting Chief Medical Officer Dr. Teri-Ann Joseph has reassured the public that there is no need for alarm. She explained that an increase in Dengue…
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Booby Alley cleared, setting stage for Point’s Social Housing Programme
In a significant development, Booby Alley has been successfully cleared, marking a major milestone for Point’s social housing programme. Get the news delivered directly to your phone. Click here to Join our WhatsApp Group After years of dedication and hard work, the objective has been achieved, and the community expresses its gratitude to the displaced…
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Guilty plea results in $46K penalty for drug, gun, and ammo possession
A man, Terrence Williams Jr., was fined $46,000 after admitting to possession of a substantial quantity of drugs, a firearm, and ammunition. Get the news delivered directly to your phone. Click here to Join our WhatsApp Group On October 4, Williams Jr. was found with four pounds of marijuana, a Taurus pistol, and 12 rounds…
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Bramble appears in High Court for ‘insulting’ Facebook posts against health inspector, aims to challenge case legitimacy
Transgender social media personality, Washington Bramble, made her first appearance before a High Court judge on allegations of insulting Chief Health Inspector Sharon Martin via Facebook posts. Get the news delivered directly to your phone. Click here to Join our WhatsApp Group Bramble opted to represent herself and declared her intention to file multiple applications.…
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Female frogs fake their deaths to avoid having sex: study
No joke, they “croak.” Female frogs fake their deaths to avoid sexual interactions, a new study has found. Experts previously believed that she-frogs weren’t able to fend off unwanted male attention — in the form of intimidation, harassment and even forced sex — that could potentially lead to the physical attachment of male frogs to females, called…
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Gaza’s only power plant has run out of fuel, according to authorities in the Palestinian territory
(AP) — Gaza’s only power plant has run out of fuel, forcing it to shut down after Israel cut off supplies, the Energy Ministry said Wednesday. That will leave only generators to power the territory. Get the news delivered directly to your phone. Click here to Join our WhatsApp Group The blackouts come as Israel…
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Ex-soldier wanted for questioning in connection with rape of 12-year-old Jamaican girl
(Jamaica Observer) — The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) has launched a manhunt for a former member of the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) who is accused of raping his girlfriend’s daughter for the past four years, starting when she was only 12 years old. Get the news delivered directly to your phone. Click here to Join…
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Smith says PM should resign on account of the economy in which all classes are struggling
(REAL News) – All Saints West MP Anthony Smith, Junior is calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Gaston Browne. Get the news delivered directly to your phone. Click here to Join our WhatsApp Group He made the call from the platform on Monday night, at a rally held in support of his colleague, St.…
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Arvel Grant | CAL Alone or CAL and LIAT? Fair Competition or Fearsome Fighting
Get the news delivered directly to your phone. Click here to Join our WhatsApp Group Last week, I read (with some delight) that the IMF is signaling support for a resurgent LIAT. That could then signal possible interest by the World Bank and network of regional institutions, including the Caribbean Development Bank. A few…
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Lovell challenges Browne to back up his ‘best leader’ claim with facts and stats
(REAL News) – Harold Lovell is challenging Prime Minister Gaston Browne to substantiate – with facts and figures – his claim to be Antigua and Barbuda’s best-performing leader since Independence. ——————————————————————— Get the news delivered directly to your phone. Click here to Join our WhatsApp Group Browne made the declaration last Friday, October 6, during…