In his first public press conference in exile in Africa, Jean-Bertrand Aristide insisted Monday he was still president of Haiti and called for "peaceful resistance" against what he's described as the "occupation" of his homeland...

News Source: MSNBC

The millionaire winner of a recent lotto jackpot was made to scale a fence Saturday evening as she desperately tried to escape four armed bandits who stormed her house and escaped with over $200,000 in cash and jewellery...

News Source: Stabroek News

Extortion is still at an "unacceptably high" level within the construction industry, says Donald Mullings, president of the Incorporated Masterbuilders Association of Jamaica...

News Source: Jamaica Gleaner

It mattered not to the hundreds of patrons gathered at Canoe Bay, Tobago last week that the Starball concert-scheduled for a 10 p.m. start-began four hours late. It was long forgotten that most of this wait time was spent getting into the venue using a road akin to that of an abandoned quarry...

News Source: Trinidad Express Mix

On marking International Women's Day, the United Nation's Secretary General Kofi Annan has stated that women are increasingly bearing the brunt of the HIV/Aids epidemic. "If these rates of infection continue, women will soon become the majority of the global total of people infected."

News Source: Trinidad Express

Prime Minister Owen Arthur has warned businessmen planning an unofficial mission to Trinidad and Tobago this week, against sending the wrong signals in the very politically-charged environment around the fishing and maritime boundaries dispute...

News Source: Trinidad Express

A man who earned the nickname "Satan" after a life of killing, shooting and robbing, was shot dead by a fellow criminal in San Fernando on Friday night...

News Source: Trinidad Express

Muslimeen member Clive Lancelot Small was yesterday arrested following a United States request for his extradition to face arms charges in Florida...

News Source: Trinidad Express

The police have intensified their probe into the use of high-speed motorcycles in a series of murders, extortions and carjackings. Deputy Commissioner of Police...

News Source: Jamaica Gleaner

Over 150 of Jamaica's most dangerous criminals are on the run, defying police efforts to bring them to justice for a variety of crimes, including double murder, murder, conspiracy to murder, shooting with intent, illegal possession of firearm, rape, kidnapping and carnal abuse, police sources said...

News Source: Jamaica Observer