TOMORROW September 27 is observed in United Nations member-states as World Tourism Day and there can be no better time …
Can Caribbean Tourism Be Made Affordable For Its Citizens?
Too many points of view point to confusion for me and you!
NEVER before on this landscape has there been so many points of view. The number of talk show hosts has …
Are all the brains in one section of the society?
I have always thought that being a politician was a privilege and not a job-for-life or for self-enrichment. But it …
Has the time come for Caribbean Republics?
(The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the U.S. and the OAS. He is also a senior fellow at …
The UWI’s Golden African Stool
A clear illustration of a Caribbean luminary’s view of the Art and Science of Decolonization and Nation-building in the Age …
Vieux Fort – Saint Lucia’s third poorest district with highest unemployment rate
Apparently, in terms of economic well-being, Vieux Fort has nothing to shout about. According to the 2018 National Report of …
Who Is Jesus Christ?
“That in the dispensation of the fullness of times He might gather together in one all things in Christ, both …
Our thoughts matter as well!
It is difficult to see how the future can bring prosperity, with our mode of development. I have said before, …
21st Century and COVID-19 Offer More Opportunities for Better South-South Caribbean Cooperation
Saturday, September 12, is being observed worldwide as United Nations Day for South-South Cooperation. It’s usually a multinational, multilateral and …
Internal strife making Guyana a continuing regional problem
(The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the U.S. and the OAS. He is also a senior fellow at …
Back To School Under Covid Cover!
The first school year under COVID-19 in 2020 is as much a hot a topic across the Caribbean as everywhere …
A nation’s right to decide its friends
(The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the U.S. and the OAS. He is also a senior fellow at …
Is our tomorrow worth our yesterday?
The buzzword these days is economic recovery: how to earn, get money, find jobs, bring back visitors to the island, …
Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment: A Pilot Update
IN a previous article, I made an impassioned appeal for a status report on the CPEA project which had been …
More Things Are Wrought by Prayer
Relentless is Rev Benedict Jn Baptiste better known as (Pastor Ben) of Redemption Ministries, in his pursuit of praying for …
LET’S GET STARTED
Let’s get started on what? This is a great question. Let’s get started on reading the Bible. I have personally …
How much of our lands can we give away?
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Saint Lucia, by comparison, is more populated than China. It is critical, therefore, for Saint Lucians to find suitable ways …
The unchanging relevance of the Bible
“Sanctify them in the truth; Thy word is truth.” (John 17:17) – Jesus Christ Reminding the Israelites of God’s commandments, …
It’s that time again to Examine the Horns!
It is so difficult to blame the makers and shakers of this society, and by extension the government, especially when …
Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment: Status Report Needed
IN 2012, the Caribbean Examination Council, CXC, was in the pilot stage of the implementation of a Primary Exit Assessment …