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Guyanese fashion designer Delayna Scott dresses high society in Botswana
When fashion designer Delayna Scott migrated from Guyana to Botswana with her mother at age 14, she couldn’t imagine she…
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‘The Odyssey’ broadens classic debate about race and gender
Filmmaker Christopher Nolan probably exceeded creative limits when he (mis)interpreted the “Odyssey” from a poem written in the fifth century…
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Caribbean immigration advocates sound alarm over Trump’s new public charge rule
Caribbean immigration advocates on Monday, July 20, issued stark warnings about President Trump’s new public charge rule, stating that the…
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Trinidadian-American entrepreneur Keita Charles receives Caribbean American Heritage Award in Nassau County
Trinidadian-American entrepreneur Keita Charles says he was humbled to be among recipients of the Caribbean American Heritage Award in Nassau…
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Caribbean immigration advocates condemn Trump’s ‘reckless’ public charge rule change
Caribbean immigration advocates in New York on Thursday, July 16, strongly condemned as “reckless” and “dangerous” the Trump administration’s change…
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Sesame Flyers Junior Carnival launches with Kings Plaza revelry
A group of young revelers adorned in dazzling carnival costumes launched Sesame Flyers Junior Carnival Band 2026 on July 11…
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Warriors assemble powerful overseas squad for 2026 Caribbean Premier League season
The Guyana Amazon Warriors have announced five overseas players for the 2026 edition of the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League.…
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Cricket West Indies moving forward with 2024-2027 strategic plan
The Cricket West Indies’ (CWI) Board of Directors and it’s executive management team met in Antigua to review progress on…
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Caribbean Roundup: Antigua and Barbuda, Caricom, Cuba, Haiti, and Jamaica
Antigua and Barbuda According to the Antigua and Barbuda government, the European Union (EU) has requested that its Citizenship by…
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African Studies professor to release new book next month
Catherine A. John-Camara, professor and department chairwoman of Africana Studies at the University of Rhode Island (URI), will have her…
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