The following is the CANANews and SPORTS Schedule for Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
BRIDGETOWN – The Barbados-based Caribbean Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (CIMH) and the University of the West Indies Climate Studies Group Mona (UWI CSGM) are urging the region to be fully prepared for potentially severe climate extremes.
BRIDGETOWN – Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley has ended a high-level working meeting with Venezuela’s acting President, Delcy Rodriquez, late Monday with both leaders agreeing to deepen the historical ties of friendship, fraternity, and cooperation that unite both countries.
BELMOPAN – The executive chairman of the Belize Electricity Limited (BEL), Lynn Young, has acknowledged that the company owes millions of dollars to Mexico’s state-owned energy supplier, CFE.
GEORGETOWN – Guyana has participated in the launch of the Financing for Forests (F4F) programme marking the start of a five-year partnership to support the country in advancing its agenda to value its standing forests and attract sustainable, long-term investment into the forest sector, in line with the Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS 2030).
ST. JOHN’S – Antigua and Barbuda authorities say that the restriction on the importation of all pork and pork products from the Dominican Republic remains firmly in effect, as they continue efforts to protect the island’s livestock industry from the African Swine Fever.
SPORTS:
KINGSTON – Head coach of Jamaica’s Under-14 football team, Vassell Reynolds said he was not satisfied with their performance in the final of the recently concluded CFU Boys’ Under-14 Challenge Series, which saw them go down 4-0 to Haiti.