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Implementing China’s new Caribbean policy
By David Jessop News Americas, LONDON, England: A few weeks ago, Dong Xiaojun, the Chinese Ambassador in Jamaica, wrote a commentary on the recent meetings held in Beijing between China and the Foreign Ministers of the Community of Latin American…
2015, a momentous year for EU-Caribbean relations
From T&T Guardian The people of Latin America, the Caribbean and Europe have a long history of common aspirations. Nowadays we share a wish for peace and prosperity that our cultural and historical roots have helped to strengthen from generation…
Caribbean holiday retreat Saint Lucia deserves the title of Paradise Island
By Katie Wood From Sunday Post There are few places in the world that can truly lay claim to the title of a paradise island – but Saint Lucia is one. This tropical retreat bursts with unimaginable beauty, from the…
More viewers in the Caribbean can now enjoy HBO
The leading entertainment provider launches with Digicel in six countries Miami, FL – HBO Latin America, the sole authorized distributor of HBO content in the Caribbean, continues its expansion in the market through a recent commercial agreement with Digicel in…
Law and Politics: Forty-one years of independence, what now?
By Lloyd Noel From Caribbean News Now We in the tri-island state of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique – are coming up to 41 years on 7th February since achieving that position of an independent state in the British Commonwealth…
New UN study finds one in seven men say: It’s okay to beat your wife
By Kalifa Clyne From T&T Guardian One of every seven men in T&T say it is acceptable to beat their wives if they are unfaithful. This was revealed by a 2013 public opinion survey commissioned by the joint United Nations…
Garifuna jazz goes to Trinity College
By Tequila Minsky From Caribbean Life News “This is our launching of Black History Month,” said Dr. Dario Euraque, Trinity College history professor. “And, we’re giving it a more international focus.” Dr. Euraque has written extensively on Garifuna social and…
OAS co-hosts launch of Jamaican national cyber security strategy
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Organization of American States (OAS) on Wednesday (4) co-hosted with the government of Jamaica, the launch of the country’s national cyber security strategy in Kingston, Jamaica. The OAS cyber security program has been working with the…
Taste of Cayman THIS SATURDAY (7)!
Saturday, 7 February 2015 | Festival Green, Camana Bay | 5:00pm to 11:45pm The ultimate food and wine experience in Cayman is HERE! This SATURDAY all roads lead to the Festival Green, Camana Bay! We hope you’ll be joining us…
Cayman Islands Extended After School Programme
The Ministry of Education, Training & Employment piloted the Extended After School Program (EASP) for students in the secondary schools in April 2011, between the hours of 3:30pm to 5:30. Which was a need for students that were out of…
