Furti, anche aggravati, ricettazione, resistenza a pubblico ufficiale: sono in tutto diciassette i capi di imputazione per una “banda” di tre uomini di origine bosniaca destinatari di una ordinanza di custodia in carcere. Due di loro sono stati rintracciati, fermati e portati in carcere dagli agenti del Reparto Informativo Sicurezza e Integrazione della Polizia Locale.… Read More

The spotlight of American morning television landed squarely on Jamaica’s north coast as NBC’s Today spinoff “Jenna & Sheinelle” brought its “Girls Trip” broadcast to Sandals Dunn’s River, delivering two days of sunshine, star power, and strategic tourism promotion. Transitioning from the broadcast’s impact to the venue itself, for Sandals Resorts International Chairman Allan Stewart,… Read More

“Black Out Loud: The Revolutionary History of Black Comedy from Vaudeville to ‘90s Sitcoms” by Geoff Bennett c.2026, Harper                                                 $32.99                      … Read More

Caribbean climate and environmental advocates argue that the region faces a renewed form of imperial domination through militarism, economic coercion, and environmental exploitation, threatening sovereignty and justice. During a virtual forum on “Fossil Fuels, Finance and the Future of Caribbean Studies: An Unhealthy Conundrum,” advocates underscored that global powers’ actions continue to position the Caribbean… Read More

Flushing Town Hall (FTH), a nonprofit cultural institution dedicated to celebrating global arts in one of the world’s most diverse communities, will transform into a vibrant crossroads of Latin and Caribbean rhythm on Saturday, April 11, presenting a genre-bending double bill with acclaimed band Guachinangos and masterful musician Shiva Lakhan. FTH announced Thursday, April 2,… Read More

Guyana and Suriname in row over border river as business community calls for urgent talks. Border tensions between Guyana and Suriname are flaring up again, and this time they involve what Guyanese officials describe as unreasonable charges being imposed on Guyanese users of the Corentyne River, which is owned by Suriname. Twenty-six years ago, in… Read More

GRAMMY®-nominated Dancehall icon Spice returns to her roots with the release of her vibrant new single and music video “Clean and Fresh.” Eboyne Jackson, director of public relations for Divine Influence PR, calls “Clean and Fresh” a bold celebration of confidence, self-care, and Dancehall culture. Jackson said the release highlights Spice’s charisma and champions proper… Read More

Governor General Sir Rodney Williams signed a proclamation late Wednesday, dissolving Antigua’s parliament, officially setting the stage for general elections in the federation of Antigua and Barbuda. And now all that is left is for Prime Minister Gaston Browne to set an actual date for locals to vote in a general election, almost two full… Read More

Founded in 2015 by Mohamed Q. Amin in response to anti-LGBTQ hate violence in Richmond Hill, Queens, the Caribbean Equality Project has spent the past decade creating healing spaces. The organization supports LGBTQ+ asylum seekers and curates storytelling-based cultural programs. The organization has also addressed food insecurity and built political power through civic engagement and… Read More

The new Consul General of St. Vincent and the Grenadines to the United States, Roland U.C. “Patel” Matthews, says he has taken up the mantle with “an open mind and a strong sense of purpose.” On Friday, March 27, the Consulate General of St. Vincent and the Grenadines to the United States announced the appointment… Read More