Month: May 2023

A college degree is still key; 50K CUNY grads are about to prove it

For the 50,000 students earning CUNY degrees this year, commencement ceremonies at our 25 colleges and schools are recognition of…

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Vincy Day Picnic in Florida brings back ‘nostalgic feeling’: CG McIntosh

St. Vincent and the Grenadines Consul General to the United States Rondy “Luta” McIntosh says the recent Vincy Day Picnic…

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Haitian Heritage Parade marks monthlong salute to 1st Black Republic

If sak pase is all the creole you know, Haitians of every persuasion are willing to expand your vocabulary on…

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Ministry says 29 children from Mahdia tragedy treated at GPHC – -outlines emergency response

The Ministry of Health today said that 29 children from the Mahdia dormitory fire have been assessed and treated at…

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History making Guyana flag raising at Hempstead Town Hall commemorates 57th Anniversary of Independence

The Golden Arrowhead flag on May 19, was hoisted for the very first time at Hempstead Town Hall, during a…

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Trinidad PM puts country on Local Govt Election footing

(Trinidad Guardian) Election footing is on, as Local Government elections will be held within 90 days of the Privy Council’s…

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Double gold for Carter

Trinidad and Tobago swimmer Dylan Carter recently added two gold medals  to his first day bronze in both the men’s…

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