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The View From Europe: More Caribbean professionals required in tourism management
By David Jessop From NAN News Americas, LONDON, England, Tues. April 2, 2019: Try to discover the number of Caribbean citizens working in higher management roles in hospitality in the region or discover how many among them are women, and you…
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Expensive Disney movies
Which Disney Movies Were the Most Expensive to Make? By Kamita Rivero from Entertainment CheatSheet Disney movies have been beloved by all for generations. Often, they are among the few “children’s” movies that parents are just as (if not more) excited…
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The View from Europe: Washington owes the Caribbean region an explanation
By David Jessop From NAN News Americas, LONDON, England, Fri. Mar. 22, 2019: A few days ago, the British Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, a Conservative, began an important address in an unusual way. Speaking on the subject of ‘Deterrence in the…
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How disaster in the Caribbean affected the community in Bristol [UK]
By Jemal Toussaint and Georgia Edwards From the Bristol Cable 18 months on from Hurricane Maria, reflections on a community response on life in the diaspora. Georgia Edwards is a Cable Media Lab graduate. Diaspora: the dispersion or spread of any people from their original…
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Top 10 facts about St Patrick’s Day
From British Corner Shop St Patrick’s Day is one of the few celebrations that brings together people from all over the world. It’s the only day where everyone is a little bit Irish! But how much do you actually know about…
Was Elizabeth I a man?
The secret of the Virgin King: Was Queen Elizabeth I really a man? By Frances White from History Answers Elizabeth I is remembered for many things – her long reign, the defeat of the Spanish Armada, and her unflinching determination….
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Cricket: Conclusions from England’s series loss in Caribbean
By Rob Johnston From cricbuzz Despite a morale boosting win in the third Test, it has been a humbling tour to the West Indies for England. Victory over India last summer and a whitewash of Sri Lanka earlier this winter had…
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WI captain dedicates Test victory to Alzarri Joseph
By Nelson A. king from Caribbean Life West Indies cricket captain Jason Holder on Saturday dedicated the Caribbean sides’ humiliation of England in the second Test at the Sir Vivian Richards stadium in Antigua to fast bowler Alzarri Joseph and…
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Cricket: West Indies coach Richard Pybus turns a deaf ear to agitators
By Ali Martin From The Guardian West Indies’ interim head coach, Richard Pybus, claims to have a near Zen-like focus leading into Wednesday’s first Test despite his recent appointment causing the latest round of political infighting in the Caribbean. After…
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The Publisher speaks: Courage
What is courage? By Joan E. (Watler) Wilson I believe courage is one’s self looking out over the world and recognising a challenge which could be anything. For instance, Neil Armstrong looking at the moon and saying he wanted to…
