Daily Caribbean Diaspora News

• Second Haitian Charged In Boat Tragedy
• Jamaica Government Loans More Money To Air Jamaica
• Jamaican-Born, UK Mayor To Be Honored
• Former Belize PM Cleared Of Theft
• Toni Braxton Impersonator Acquitted In Suriname
• Reggae Sumfest Rolls In To Big Apple For NY Launch
• What's Up With Doha And The WTO?
• Trinidad`s Soca Warriors To Face Mexico Today

CaribWorldNews, MIAMI, FL, Weds. June 10, 2009: A second Haitian national has been charged with the deadly smuggling death last month.

CaribWorldNews, KINGSTON, Jamaica, Weds. June 10, 2009: Jamaica`s House of Representatives on Tuesday approved a multi-million US dollar loan guarantee to national carrier, Air Jamaica.

CaribWorldNews, LONDON, England, Weds. June 10, 2009: Jamaican-born Mayor Sam King of Southwark, South London, is set to be honored by the Southwark Council.

CaribWorldNews, BELMOPAN, Belize, Weds. June 10, 2009: Former Belize Prime Minister, Said Musa, has been cleared of pilfering charges.

CaribWorldNews, PARAMARIBO, Suriname, Weds. June 10, 2009: A singer who was hired to impersonate Toni Braxton at a Suriname event was on Tuesday cleared of all charges after spending three months in jail.

CaribPR Wire, NEW YORK, NY, Weds. June 10, 2009: The 2009 Reggae Sumfest train rolls in to New York tomorrow afternoon for the Big Apple media kick-off of the world`s greatest showcase of reggae music.

CaribWorldNews, LONDON, England, Weds. June 10, 2009: What has happened to the Doha Round at the World Trade Organisation (WTO); the multilateral trade negotiation that was meant to encourage development through liberalising trade in goods and services?

CaribWorldNews, PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad, Weds. June 10, 2009: It's do or die tonight for Trinidad and Tobago`s Soca Warriors as they get ready to face Mexico today in Ciudad de Mexico in their 2010 World Cup qualifier match.