Minister of Finance, Christopher Sinckler
WITH Britain’s exit from the European Union comes the challenge for the Caribbean of finding “a new voice” in Europe.
Minister of Finance, Christopher Sinckler, noted during a recent courtesy call with Unite
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Since the U.S. started loosening Cuba travel restrictions in January 2015, the opening up of Cuba to U.S. tourists spelled potentially bad news for other vacation destinations in the Caribbean.
An agreement between Cuba and the U.S. that allows comm
By Sir Ronald Sanders
LONDON, England, Monday June 27, 2016 – The 12 English-speaking independent countries of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) have, at the most, two years to formulate a plan for dealing with the serious consequences of the Britis
NEW YORK, United States, Friday June 17, 2016 – Martinique has been cited as the Safest Destination in the Caribbean in the 2016 Caribbean Tourism Quality Index.
Released during the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s (CTO) recent “Caribbean Week” in N
SHE’S fun-loving, adventurous, artistic, techno-savvy, and committed to artistic and health-related causes, as she sees these areas having the potential for sustainable growth.
Bianca Welds tells All Woman that she was born in S
Crabs on the table ready for picking. A first good rain of the season usually signals the beginning of crabbing season. - PHOTOS: JEWEL LEVY
A first good rain of the season usually signals the beginning of crabbing season, which meant a taste of Ca
HAVANA, Cuba, Jun 7
Not even today's persistent rain prevented Havana City to be officially declared a Wonder City of Modern World, with the unveiling of a monument at the entrance of Havana Bay that will bear witness to the decision of hundreds of m
By: Robert McCrum - The Guardian
In Britain, literary festivals ply their trade in tents, church halls and dusty hotel ballrooms. At Calabash in Jamaica – a festival that rivals Hay, Bath and Cheltenham – the action takes place on Treasure Beach und
KINGSTON, Jamaica — It seems hard to believe that 21 years ago Big Mountain scored a massive hit with their reggae cover of Peter Frampton’s Baby I Love Your Way. Even harder to fathom, its been 10 years since the southern California band released a
By MICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Cuba announced Tuesday that it will legalize small- and medium-sized private businesses in a move that could significantly expand private enterprise in one of the world's last communist countries.
Cuban busi
HAVANA (AP) — "Fast and Furious." U.S. cruise ships. A star-studded private celebration of Chanel.
The triple tsunami of global capitalism that pounded socialist Cuba this month has spawned a fierce debate about the downside of detente with the Unit
CayFilm 2016 is just around the corner, from July 1-4, bringing film screenings, workshops, seminars and star-studded parties to Cayman’s shores.
Movie buffs, aspiring actors, directors and film crew who have not already bought tickets should do so
Roell Gomes has his eyes set on the world’s fashion capitals – Paris, Milan and the likes – but for now he is busy growing his brand, an unmistakable Roell Gomes brand, and preparing himself for the big outing. He knows that to get what he wants woul
Barbados will begin exporting some of its manufactured goods to Cuba in a matter of months, Minister of Trade, Industry and Commerce Donville Inniss said today.
The Minister made that announcement midway through a tour of BMEX 2016, on which he was
Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Freundel Stuart (centre) and Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Energy, Immigration, Telecommunications and Invest Barbados, Senator the Hon. Darcy W. Boyce (right), listen as Executive Vice President
From left to right: Artists Imani, RPB, Alison Hinds and Mikey have come on board with the YWCA to help raise awareness about its programmes.
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JANELLE HUSBANDS
MEMBER of Parliament for St. Michael North West Christopher Sinckler has undersco
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce holds up the Jamaican flag after winning the 100-meter gold medal at the London Olympics in 2012. Fraser-Pryce will try to win a third gold in that event in Rio this summer. “For me, I try not to think about it too much, becau
FLORIDA, United States, Friday April 29, 2016 – The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has announced it will no longer use the names Erika and Joaquin for future tropical storms or hurricanes in the Atlantic.
It will replace Erika with “Elsa” a
ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Legendary former captain Sir Vivian Richards has chided cricket’s world governing body, the ICC, for its reprimand of the West Indies following their capture of the Twenty20 World Cup in India earlier this month.
Sir Viv, w
