New Santa Barbara Gallery Features Works by French-Caribbean Artist

Seimandi & Leprieur, a new contemporary art gallery in Santa Barbara, is presenting Fertilum, the first U.S. solo exhibit by French-Caribbean artist Ricardo Ozier-Lafontaine. The show which is free to attend, runs through Oct. 5 at 33 W. Anapamu St. …

Reimagining Caribbean indenture in an artistically botanical afterlife

Image of the title wall of the art exhibition ‘The Botanical Afterlife of Indenture: Imaginative Archives,’ which took place at the Art Society of Trinidad and Tobago in Port of Spain from June 10-21. Photo by Abigail Hadeed, used with permission. Editor’s …

Africa-Caribbean Trade Poised for Major Growth with Strategic Shifts

Trade between Africa and the Caribbean could triple from $729 million to $2.1 billion within five years by prioritizing value-added sectors, according to a joint International Trade Centre (ITC) and Afreximbank study. The research identifies minerals, …

SLBMC’s Laboratory Services Leader Attends Caribbean Public Health Meeting

Barbara Joseph, the Quality Manager for SLBMC’s Laboratory Services, has just concluded her participation in the Caribbean Public Health Laboratory Network (CaribPHLN) Regional Meeting in Guyana from July 24 to 26. The event gathered public health leaders …

CARIBBEAN-DEVELOPMENT-ECLAC supports member countries push towards SDGs

Can India turn Caribbean sentiment into a strategic substance for the Global South?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s arrival at the Piarco International Airport became a veritable festival of the Indo-Caribbean culture as diaspora put on a show of their Indian heritage in dance, music, and costumes.India’s connection to the Caribbean has …

Guam loses to Caribbean in World Series

In their second consecutive bid for global supremacy, Guam, representing Asia-Pacific, on the international side of the bracket, lost to the Caribbean 16-6 on Sunday, Guam time, at the 2025 Senior League Baseball World Series in Easley, South Carolina. …

Dr Anne Walmsley – a true friend of Caribbean art and literature

The book Dr Anne Walmsley co-authored with Stanley Greaves I first met Dr Anne Walmsley in October/November 2010 at the opening reception of Perspectives: Memory and Desire at The Royal Commonwealth Society, London, UK. I was responding to the …

Sean Major-Campbell | Colossian heresy may be Caribbean heresy, too

IS THE Western Church at risk of carrying on the Colossian heresy? What happens when we compartmentalise our views on spiritual versus material matters? Do you see signs of this in the Caribbean, Latin America, and North American Christianity? In the …

‘Grassroots’—A tired excuse for Caribbean football and cricket failures

Every time the Caribbean, and par­tic­u­lar­ly T&T, faces a down­turn in foot­ball or crick­et—whether it’s a string of loss­es, un­der­whelm­ing tour­na­ment per­for­mances, or an over­all lack of com­pet­i­tive­ness—the same old nar­ra­tive re- …