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Caribbean nationals have been warned they have to work together

The 13th International Labour Organisation two-day meeting was held in Guyana

The US Ships Act could cause prices in Bermuda to rise if exceptions are not given

Five-month contract comes with a 12-month deal for legislative assistance from former permanent secretary Rozy Azhar

Michael Marsh urges the public to challenge the Government on matters such as Caricom and independence

The member state contributing the most in 2022 was Jamaica at $4.8 million and the least was Montserrat at $17,300

A digital app reporting price discrepancies across grocery stores is expected to launch in the first half of the year

Chris Famous, fresh from another visit to a Heads of Government meeting, is all-out in defence of Bermudian involvement

Common issues to be discussed by members states include Bermuda’s intention to gain full membership

Not all Caribbean member nations are aligned with the longstanding plan

Organisation launches joint consultancy with ILO to provide analysis to shape the planned scheme for regional migration

Michael Marsh still wants the pros and cons of full membership explained and possibly put to a referendum