Deficit of hope
By D. Markie Spring From Caribbean News Now Despite its many challenges, the Earth is a perfect place! The number one reason for such claim is, the Earth was created by the perfect Being – God, the omnificent, the One…
Tourism Matters: Tourism is mostly about people
By Adrian Loveridge While I would not dream of depriving any ‘worker’ of their fundamental right to withdraw their labour, in the interest of humanity one has to question the timing. Tourism is mostly about people and how the various…
PETITION: Dissolve current WICB and implement recommendations of the CARICOM Cricket Review Panel
By Amílcar Sanatan Trinidad and Tobago From change.org “In this regard, the Panel strongly recommends the immediate dissolution of the West Indies Cricket Board and the appointment of an Interim Board whose structure and composition will be radically different from the…
Toxic Ash: A Caribbean time bomb Part 2 – They promised jobs…and brought ashes
By Omar Alfonso From Caribbean360 This is part two of a three-part investigative series produced by Puerto Rico’s Center for Investigative Journalism, in collaboration with La Perla del Sur newspaper, about the environmental and health threat posed by coal ash…
Peter Binose: Gonsalves and others – Argyle again
By Peter Binose Dr Ralph E Gonsalves, Mr Donald Jeremy McPhail, Dr Rudy Mathias this is my reply to your recent press briefing on Argyle International Airport. For those of you who do know Mr McPhail I will tell you…
Letter to PM from one of our readers
Dear Prime Minister, Prior to coming to the country, I married a widow out of love who had an 18-year-old daughter. After the wedding, my father, a widower, came to visit a number of times, and he fell in love…
Toxic Ash: A Caribbean time bomb Part 1 – Something happened in Arroyo Barril
By Omar Alfonso From Caribbean360 This is part one of a three-part investigative series produced by Puerto Rico’s Center for Investigative Journalism, in collaboration with La Perla del Sur newspaper, about the environmental and health threat posed by coal ash…
Dr Ralph Gonsalves and Hamlet Mark have a lot in common politically
By Hudson George From Caribbean News Now It is blatantly clear for all eyes to see that St Vincent and the Grenadines’ Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves and controversial Grenadian journalist Hamlet Mark have a lot in common. They are…
The Editor speaks: A disaster in PR
Every business needs good Public Relations (PR). In fact individuals often use PR. Governments need god PR but seldom employ it. The exception is election time but even then it is often amateur but the political parties are now moving…
Drones and the Caribbean: View from Europe
By David Jessop From The Sun Dominica Drones, the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) loved by hobbyists, but which have important everyday commercial and other applications, are starting to become an issue in the Caribbean, raising unusual questions for governments and…