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In today’s rapidly evolving world, the pursuit of knowledge and personal growth has never been more critical. The landscape of opportunities available to those who seek higher education has expanded, promising a brighter future for the ambitious learner. Yet, an undercurrent of hesitation persists among many who stand at the threshold of academic advancement. This …

Guide Stars Lessons: Knowledge, A Smartphone and A Data-plan By Eddy Smith 0 (0) Read More »

The World Trade Organization (WTO) Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala recently issued a stark warning about the global economy’s outlook, emphasizing the adverse impacts of war, uncertainty, and instability. Speaking at the WTO’s biennial meeting in the United Arab Emirates, Okonjo-Iweala highlighted the growing pressures on the world economy, including rising food, energy, and essential goods prices …

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[Brooklyn, New York] – February 21, 2024 – Local attorney Chevanev Charles was officially admitted to the New York Bar on February 21, 2024. The admission ceremony, held before the Appellate Division, Supreme Court of the State of New York, Second Judicial Department, marked a significant milestone in Mr. Charles’ legal career.  In a ceremony …

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Prime Minister Mia Mottley has made a decisive move in managing the controversy surrounding Deputy House Speaker Neil Rowe, who is facing a rape charge. By rescinding Rowe’s appointment, she aims to allow him the space to address his legal challenges while safeguarding the integrity and functioning of Barbados’ Parliament. This decision underscores a crucial …

Navigating Legal and Parliamentary Ethics: The Rescinding of Barbados’ Deputy House Speaker’s Appointment 0 (0) Read More »

The successful registration of Eric Butcher’s Renault Samsung Twizy in Barbados opens an intriguing chapter for the Caribbean in embracing innovative, eco-friendly transportation. This small electric vehicle, which struggled initially to be categorized by the Barbados Licensing Authority, symbolizes a potential shift towards more sustainable and cost-effective modes of transport in the region. The Twizy, …

Embracing the Future: Caribbean Nations and the Potential Shift Towards Electric Microcars 0 (0) Read More »

In a candid and emotionally charged appearance on ABC’s “The View,” Vice President Kamala Harris revealed her deep-seated fears about the possibility of Donald Trump reclaiming the presidency. Her comments, coming amidst a backdrop of increasing political polarization and uncertainty, encapsulate the current mood within the Democratic Party and perhaps, to a larger extent, among …

Confronting Fears and Shaping Futures: Kamala Harris’s Candid Reflections on the 2024 Presidential Race 0 (0) Read More »

The plight of the Panama Canal, crippled by a severe drought, paints a stark picture of our times where the forces of nature, economics, and human activity collide. Here, in this narrow strip of water, the fragility of our global systems is laid bare. Reduced to 24 daily crossings from 38, the Canal’s woes signify …

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The introduction of “juvenile dockets” in 49 immigration courts across the U.S. by the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) represents a noteworthy shift in addressing the needs of Caribbean and other migrant children and teenagers in immigration proceedings. Led by ICE’s principal legal advisor, Kerry E. Doyle, this initiative aims to provide child-centered …

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The government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, under the leadership of Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves, is taking significant steps towards enhancing the economic well-being of its workforce. In a move that reflects a deep understanding of the challenges faced by workers, the administration is considering a substantial 20% increase in the minimum wage, ensuring …

Raising the Bar: St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ Bold Leap Towards Fair Wages and Enhanced Maternity Leave 0 (0) Read More »

The recent announcement by the Guyanese government to participate in a new regional ferry service, linking Guyana with Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados, offers a promising alternative to the costly air travel that has long been a challenge for the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). This development, announced by President Irfaan Ali during the signing ceremony for …

Charting New Waters: Caribbean Ferry Service Sets Sail for Regional Integration and Economic Resilience 0 (0) Read More »