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Haiti in Focus: CARICOM’s Pivotal Summit for Crisis Resolution and Unity 0 (0)

The recent Seventh Meeting of the Caribbean Community Lead Heads of Government on Haiti, under the chairmanship of Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali, President of Guyana and CARICOM Chairman, signifies a pivotal moment in the Caribbean’s approach to the Haitian crisis. This meeting concentrated on evaluating the critical situation in Haiti and formulating actions to support […]

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Feeding the World in Crisis: The Alarming Reality Behind Plummeting Food Prices 0 (0)

As we reflect on the state of global affairs, particularly in the realm of food security and commodity prices, there’s an undeniable sense of concern that permeates through the recent developments. In 2023, we witnessed a significant decline in the prices of food commodities like grains and vegetable oils from the staggering highs of 2022.

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Guide Stars Lesson: “NEW YEAR NEW ME” By Eddy Smith 0 (0)

The arrival of a new year often ignites a renewed sense of purpose and ambition in many of us. As the calendar flips to 2024, the familiar chorus of “new year, new me” resonates strongly. While there’s absolutely nothing wrong with setting new year’s resolutions, it’s crucial to approach them with a mindset that embraces progress

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Global Economic Growth Expected to Slow in 2024, Says OECD 0 (0)

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a Paris-based international economic organization, predicts a slowdown in the global economy for 2024. Growth is expected to decrease to 2.7% from the 2.9% forecast for 2023, marking the slowest rate since the 2020 pandemic year. Despite this, the OECD anticipates that most regions will avoid recessions.

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Controversy Over Inclusion of National Anthem in Soca Song by Neil ‘Iwer’ George 0 (0)

Neil “Iwer” George, a renowned soca artiste, has ignited controversy with his latest Carnival 2024 release, “Happy People,” which incorporates the National Anthem of Trinidad and Tobago. Co-written with Ken Marlon Charles (KMC), the song has sparked a debate over the use of national symbols in artistic expressions. The song, which begins with a rendition

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