Rush-hour car bomb kills dozens in Somali capital
At least 76 people are reported to have been killed by a car bomb during morning rush hour in Somalia's capital.
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Law & Courts
Report: ISIS group takes credit for 11 Christian deaths
An Islamic State group in Nigeria has claimed that they have executed 11 blindfolded Christian men in a video that analysts say was timed to coincide with Christmas.
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Martin: When freedom of the press is imprisoned
Jailed journalists around the globe. How can it be?
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Cayman: RCIPS Christmas Update, 27 December
The RCIPS is happy to report that over the Christmas period, from Christmas Eve through Boxing Day (24–26 December), there were no major incidents reported.
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Cayman: RCIPS 2019 Holiday Safety Campaign Continues, 24 December
The RCIPS Holiday Safety Campaign is ongoing this week, as the intensified road enforcement operations which began at the beginning of the month continue throughout the holiday season.
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Cayman: ACC charges three
On 18 December 2019 Investigators from the Anti-Corruption Commission charged:
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Best-selling author British Lindsay de Feliz, who was found dead in a shallow Caribbean grave, told friends she was 'worried something might happen to her' - as her husband (to whom she gave a small fortune) remains under arrest
By Paul Bracchi and Greg Woodfield in The Dominica Republic For The Daily Mail UK
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The seriousness of underage drinking during Carnival
By Duryan Cozier from State of the Territory News USVI
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Hundreds of children fathered by U.N. Peacekeepers in Haiti, report finds
According to a new study, United Nations peacekeepers fathered hundreds of children with women and girls in Haiti before abandoning the mothers and leaving the Caribbean country.
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Traditional Hong Kong New Year’s Eve fireworks cancelled over protest fears
By Denise Tsang and Clifford Lo From South China Morning Post
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