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Day: December 3, 2014

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Columbus Networks awarded “2014 Best Caribbean Wholesale Carrier”

BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS–(Marketwired – Dec 2, 2014) – Columbus International Inc. (Columbus), one of the largest telecommunications service providers in the Caribbean, announced today that its subsidiary Columbus Networks in a joint venture with Cable & Wireless has been awarded for…

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Safety Group Seeks to Intervene in Chrysler Case

By Amanda Bronstad, From The National Law Journal A federal judge is weighing whether a prominent auto safety group can intervene in a class action to obtain sealed documents about an alleged electronic defect in Chrysler vehicles. The Center for…

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7 ways to improve your self-esteem and confidence

By Jane Sills from Olwomen There are many effective ways to improve your self-esteem, confidence and body image and everyone should adopt these simple techniques to achieve your dreams and goals. Self image and self-esteem is related to how you…

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Dubai could be new destination for Scots ScotsScotland’s Caribbean warm-up

By William Dick From Herald Scotland SCOTLAND’s hopes of playing in a pre-World Cup competition in the Caribbean look likely to be dashed. The Scots had been lined-up, along with fellow Associate qualifiers Ireland and Afghanistan, to compete in the…

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Who speaks for public media in Latin America?

By Silvio Waisbord For World Bank Latin America has a long, fractured, and ultimately failed history of public media. So-called “public media” typically functioned as government-controlled institutions for spurious goals – propaganda and clientelism – rather than quality content in…

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Tjipetir mystery

Tjipetir mystery: Why are rubber-like blocks washing up on beaches? By Mario Cacciottolo From BBC News For the past few years, 100-year-old rubber-like blocks from Indonesia have been mysteriously washing up on beaches in the UK and northern Europe. The…

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Controversial Ebola Party Bar builds bridges

By Poppy Brady From The Voice Owners of Bar Risa in Birmingham reach out to community following outrage OWNERS OF a bar which sparked outrage after holding an Ebola-themed Halloween party have taken to the airwaves to build bridges with…

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Caribbean academic wants fixed terms for CARICOM leaders

From Caribbean360 ROSEAU, Dominica, CMC – A leading Caribbean academic is calling for fixed term limits for heads of governments in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) as well as a fixed date for general elections. Professor Brian Meeks, Director of the…

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An air force plane saved from the scrap heap is now in Iraq

By Christopher Harress, International Business Times From Business Insider The once-endangered A-10 Thunderbolt aircraft, saved from the scrap heap by Congress earlier this year, will now fly operations in Iraq after previously being deployed to Afghanistan this year. Only a…

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St Kitts-Nevis government downplays Canada’s visa travel restrictions

From Caribbean360 BASSETERRE, St. Kitts, 2014, CMC – The St. Kitts-Nevis government Monday sought to downplay the decision by Canada to impose visa restrictions on nationals from the twin-island Federation wanting to visit the North American country, noting that since…