By: Ronen Paldi. Owner and President, Ya'lla Tours USA.
It seems that there is an insatiable desire within the US to visit Cuba no matter how many restrictions are put in place. Now, with some of the easing of those restrictions, people are jumping a
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They are the hottest new music trio in today’s entertainment industry. Comprised of sisters Jenealle and Jeuelle Archer and close friend Gerelle Forbes, Belle Republic as they are professionally called are taking the music industry by storm. The sis
Janine and Janelle Xavier admit to having totally opposite personalities, but somehow, when they’re onstage with violins in hand, the music takes over and those differences don't make sense. “The second we start playing, that’s it. Music has always
In the Caribbean, the coconut is a fruit that is widely used by many due to its multi-purpose appeal. With its hard green or yellow shells when freshly picked, or dark brown husks when dried, the insides of this popular fruit reveals a fleshy white
The highly anticipated staging of Jamaica’s 49th Independence & Cultural Celebration (JICC) promises exhilarating entertainment, interactive activities, a variety of delicious Jamaican food, and enjoyment for the entire family.
The exciting event, i
Piton Calendar Girl. One lucky Saint Lucian beauty can win the opportunity of a lifetime by becoming the face of the popular Piton Calendar for 2012.
Interested ladies must be Saint Lucian nationals, eighteen years and over and should submit a full b
THE RURAL Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) said its exposition at this year's Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show will be more technologically centred and integrative than in previous years, giving patrons a more fun-filled and e
When I was growing up on our farm in east Tennessee, we always had a melon patch. I'm not sure what varieties my parents tried besides cantaloupes and watermelons, but knowing them, it was probably most anything they could get seeds for. Disease, pe
Posted on 21 July 2011 by Bajan Sun Online
Chief Executive Officer of the National Cultural Foundation, Dr. Donna Hunte-Cox, welcomes Dionne Holder and her husband Dirk Ilmstadt on arrival at the airport.
Visitors for this year’s Crop Over Festival
