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A blogger academy in Cuba

Posted by CaribShout on April 10, 2010 at 1:32pm

Blogger Yoani Sanchez is known around the world for her vivid and passionately oppositional account of life in Communist Cuba, but she is almost unknown on the island itself. Her blog, Generation Y, is blocked by the Castro government. In addition,

St. Kitts and Nevis in running for “Favorite Destination in the Caribbean 2010”

Posted by CaribShout on April 10, 2010 at 1:26pm

BASSETERRE, St. Kitts – St. Kitts and Nevis topped the poll for favorite destination in the Eastern Caribbean (Leeward Islands category and is among 9 other destinations for “Favorite Destination in the Caribbean 2010. According to Robert Curley’s C

Snap vote looms in Trinidad

Posted by CaribShout on April 5, 2010 at 10:51pm

Trinidad and Tobago is on alert for a general election that could be called as early as May. Prime Minister Patrick Manning caused mild surprise when he put the country on notice in a speech to supporters on 27 March. The Prime Minister need not hol

Third World Performed To Sold Out Crowds In St. Thomas And British Virgin Island

Posted by CaribShout on April 5, 2010 at 9:52pm

VIRGIN ISLANDS - In the wake of announcing their 35th anniversary celebration tour, Third World embarked on a rigorous schedule for 2010 that has them traveling to Spain, Belgium, Poland and Australia. In typical Third World fashion, the reggae amba

Searching for the Saint Lucian in us!

Posted by CaribShout on April 5, 2010 at 9:04pm

Isn’t it time we gave our children something to be truly proud about? What does it really mean to be Saint Lucian? What about us defines us as Saint Lucian? Is there such a thing as being Saint Lucian? I thought about these questions and though not c

Awards for top Science Fair projects

Posted by CaribShout on April 5, 2010 at 9:00pm

St Joseph’s Convent was one of the top performing schools at the Science and Technology Fair.

After an invigorating three days of scientific expression where students from all over the island got the chance to share their love for the subject with ot

Water Whereforth Art Thou?

Posted by Maia Chung on April 2, 2010 at 2:16pm

Water Whereforth Art Thou?
by Maia Chung
Water is the source oflife and it drives me crazy to think that after four decades haveelapsed, since independence no new dam construction has been planned orexecuted in this nation Jamaica.
Our population has g

April 2 is World Autism Day and April is Global Autism Month

Posted by Maia Chung on April 2, 2010 at 2:08pm

Join Jamaica's ground breaking station Newstalk 93 FM for the new nationally and internationally broadcast series Chronicles of Autism the Jamaican Perspective which starts this Autism month on Newstalk 93 FM we stream live and for free via www.newst

Jamaica’s Marshall Creates History in 2010 Iditarod

Posted by CaribShout on March 31, 2010 at 11:00pm

Jamaican musher Newton Marshall continues to build on the island’s tradition of excellence in winter adventure sports becoming the first Jamaican to complete the grueling 1,000 mile Iditarod dogsled race from Anchorage to Nome. After nearly two week

Holiday Inn Resorts Aruba & Jamaica Team with Grey's Anatomy Star Patrick Dempsey to Fight Cancer

Posted by CaribShout on March 29, 2010 at 10:08pm

MIAMI - Holiday Inn Resorts Aruba & Jamaica were among the many proud sponsors of The Dempsey Challenge, a non-competitive race in which participants are challenged to cycle, run or walk to raise funds in support of The Patrick Dempsey Center for Ca

Computer Software Transforming Upgraded Jamaican High Schools

Posted by CaribShout on March 29, 2010 at 10:00pm

Sheldon Clayton, Visual Arts teacher at the Mile Gully High School in Manchester, enters data using the Complete SMS. The Complete SMS is a school management software which assists school administrators to analyse data on students. The data can be u

Generation next needs our help!

Posted by CaribShout on March 29, 2010 at 9:50pm

A day usually reserved for church, late breakfast, time to spend with the family, maybe do the chores we did not complete on Saturday, best describes what I consider to be a typical Sunday. On Sunday March 14th my family and I did the late breakfast

St. Lucia's Literary Festival off to good start with Derek Walcott

Posted by CaribShout on March 29, 2010 at 9:30pm

Following his reading Derek Walcott held a book signing at Samaans Park. Fans of the Nobel Laureate were visibly in awe of his presence. The turn out could have been better. There were more ministry of education and government officials at the launc

Jamaica's 2010 High School Track & Field Championships - One for the ages!!!!!

Posted by CaribShout on March 28, 2010 at 9:00am

For all Track & Field lovers, all die hard supporters of their alma mater, this one was for the ages, this one was for the record books. It could not have been scripted any better. Through three days of competition the Boys and Girls Champion's brag

Champs heading into action packed final day!

Posted by CaribShout on March 27, 2010 at 10:16am

Kemoy Campbell of Bellefield on his way to breaking the Boys Class 1 1500M record.

After three action packed days of competition it comes down to Day 4 at the Boys & Girls Track and Field Championships. It's going to be a nail-biter as a number of s

A Portrait of the Caribbean Immigrant in America

Posted by CaribShout on March 26, 2010 at 12:00am

A Portrait of the Caribbean Immigrant in America: A Study in Contrast High Home Ownership Slightly Older Than Other Foreign-Born Groups But Suffers Pain of Employment

As a group they tend to be slightly older than other immigrant groups and they were

Antilia Puts Trinidad Carnival On The Celebrity Radar

Posted by CaribShout on March 25, 2010 at 9:00am in Entertainment

NEW YORK - Trinidad and Tobago is generating strong exposure in the American celebrity community and mainstream consumer market following Caribbean entertainment brand Antilia's successful promotion of its "2010 Carnival Experience VIP travel package

Opening Ceremony - 2010 Boys & Girls Track and Field Championships in Kingston, Jamaica

Posted by CaribShout on March 24, 2010 at 12:00am

Celebrating 100 years of Jamaica's athletics, former Jamaican Olympians Vilma Charlton and Bert Cameron take part in the Baton Relay marking the opening of the 2010 Championships. Along with Bert and Vilma were current Olympic 100M Women Champion, Sh

Doha bound Campbell-Brown helps children of Haiti

Posted by CaribShout on March 20, 2010 at 8:10pm

Getting ready for her first IAAF World Indoor Championships while lending her celebrity status to helping the children of earthquake ravaged Haiti, February was a busy month on and off the track for World and Olympic champion Veronica Campbell Brown.

Bolt to run 300m in Ostrava - IAAF World Challenge

Posted by CaribShout on March 20, 2010 at 8:00pm

The world fastest man Usain Bolt has confirmed his appearance at 49th Ostrava Golden Spike Meeting on 27 May in the Czech Republic. The Golden Spike is part of the IAAF World Challenge series of meetings Jamaica's multiple World and Olympic champion

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Join Jamaica's ground breaking station Newstalk 93 FM for the new nationally and internationally broadcast series Chronicles of Autism the Jamaican Perspective which starts this Autism month on Newstalk 93 FM we stream live and for free via www.newst

A Portrait of the Caribbean Immigrant in America: A Study in Contrast High Home Ownership Slightly Older Than Other Foreign-Born Groups But Suffers Pain of Employment

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