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Bad Gyal Ce’Cile had no trouble keeping the audience’s attention!
Now that’s what you call entertainment, I definitely got my money’s worth.” So said some patrons of the just held Caribbean Divas concert when the lights went down on Thursday night. T
Japanese school girls on day trip to local market: GBurkeImages Photo
Today's world is smaller than ever – far more connected than anyone could have imagined it would be when we were kids. That is why one of the best things you can do to prepare your
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St Lucia’s Julien Bissette (third from the left) and members on the All Star team selected following the recent ECVA Under-20 Men’s Volleyball Championships.
Question: My sister came to the U.S. on a work visa which expired a few months ago. She remained in the U.S. as she was waiting for an extension that did not come through. She is now out of status and is thinking of having our mother who is a perma
Despite rampant opposition, including criticism from President Barack Obama, last Friday Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed the toughest immigration law in the United States. The bill gives Arizona police full right to arrest illegal immigrants in A
Miami – After three months of fundraising efforts in response to the tragic earthquake in Haiti this past January, Miami Dade College (MDC) officials recently presented a check for nearly $42,000 to World Vision’s Operation Hope for Haiti (OHH). The
St. Joseph Academy Catholic High School students. COCONUT CREEK - Students and faculty from St. Joseph Academy Catholic High School in Jacksonville, Fla., traveled to Jamaica last month on a house building trip with the international relief and deve
In a release issued yesterday, April 20, Rampersad said women’s issues as part of mainstream politics seemed to have come into their own in this election, and could very well be the deciding factor in who wins and who loses.
The World Bank report notes that in the coming years, demand for nurses in the English-speaking Caribbean will increase due to the health needs of the aging population.
