Year: 2018

Although having both resided and being gainfully employed in Great Britain for over 12 years, especially in Woodford, the parliamentary constituency of Sir Winston Churchill, I feel that I have a somewhat slight edge in […]

Reggae music, the genre that originated in Jamaica, secured a coveted spot on the United Nations’ list of global cultural treasure. UNESCO, the world body’s cultural and scientific agency, added reggae to its collection of […]

Two Caribbean Community (CARICOM) governments, recently, expressed some unease at the announcement that the Canadian-based Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank) had agreed to sell its operations in nine Caribbean countries to a Trinidad-based financial institution. […]

There has been a lingering illusion governing the actions and policies of Cricket West Indies (CWI) that the restoration of the team’s fortunes in Test Cricket is the route towards reputation enhancement. The recent brace […]

PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (IPS) Water-scarce Grenadians will soon get some relief through a Green Climate Fund (GCF)-approved project to be launched next year that will make Grenada’s water sector more resilient to the impacts of climate […]

It is no news at this time that Scotia has been purchased by Trinidad’s biggest bank Republic Bank. Let us first look at the history of these two financial institutions. Scotia Bank The Bank of […]

Beausejour, Carriacou – The Ministry of Carriacou and Petite Martinique Affairs and Local Government and the Grenada Solid Waste Management Authority, on Thursday, held a discussion and visited the Dumfries Landfill site in Carriacou. The […]

Prime Minister, Dr. the Right Honourable Keith Mitchell has reiterated that Government must hold true to the principle of social justice for all. Speaking against the backdrop of pension negotiations in which the public sector […]