Commentary

By Sir Ronald Sanders Waterfalls Magazine – The New Year broke over Guyana with Guyanese everywhere deeply worried about the intentions of the Nicolas Maduro government in Venezuela which, through various communiques and public statements and […]

By Ray Roberts Cricket West Indies Directors’ recent appointments to fill coaching and managing positions within respective structures of the sport aren’t appealing. The choices sparked a debate, questioning whether the directors used genuine criteria […]

‘Last year the race was tough to the monarchy Everybody was rough, hard and ready’. These are the opening lines to Inspector’s 1991 song entitled, They Kill The King. Those lines inferred the quality of the Calypso competition […]

Arthur ‘Smokey’ Stephen won two Calypso titles in 1985 and 1986 with what could be considered heavy-hitting songs with immense lyrical content addressing political disturbances and social ills. In 1986 Edson ‘Ajamu’ Mitchell made the […]

The collapse of the Grenada Revolution in October of 1983 meant that the Flying Turkey who was serving in the People’s Revolutionary Army was once again private citizen Cecil Belfon and available to partake in […]

By Dexter Mitchell This article was originally penned on January 24th, 2008 One Race (De Caribbean Man) From de same place (De Caribbean Man) Dat make the same trip (De Caribbean Man) On de same […]

By Arley Salimbi Gill   Dr. Leroy “Black Stalin” Calliste was an exceptionally gifted calypsonian and dedicated lover of Black people and culture. His passing this week in Trinidad and Tobago is a colossal loss […]

With the removal of restrictions, social distancing, travel etc, there was a heightened sense of anticipation among providers of and consumers of entertainment products. An eager audience, deprived of the relief and outlet that the […]