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Randall Robinson headlines 11th annual St. Martin Book Fair
Category: Connect Written by House of Nehishi
The St. Martin Book Fair will be an interesting mix of new, famous and senior authors for its 11th edition on May 30 - June 1, 2013, said Jacqueline Sample, president of House of Nehesi Publishers (HNP).
Can One Caribbean Airline Ever Be A Reality?
Category: Connect Written by CMC
Caribbean aviation and transport ministers met in St Vincent yesterday to discuss a wide range of outstanding matters including the possibility of establishing a single regional airline, Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonslaves has said.
Magnitude 5.3 Earthquake Rocks Leeward Islands
Category: Connect Written by CMC
An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.3 struck near St. Kitts and Nevis on Tuesday, but there were no immediate reports of death of damage on the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country.
Information Technology Can Boost Caribbean Economies
Category: Connect Written by CMC
Caribbean countries have been told that purchasing goods and services in the information technology (IT) sector by government offices provides untapped potential for stimulating domestic economic progress.
Caribbean On Alert After 20 Die In China From Bird Flu Outbreak
Category: Connect Written by CMC
The Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) has put regional countries on alert for the Avian Influenza A (H7N9), also known as bird flu, that has killed at least 20 people in China.
Snoop Lion Tells Bunny Wailer He Was Not The Sh**T In Wailers
Category: Connect Written by Entertainment Reporter
During an interview with Rolling Stone, Snoop Lion lashes out at Bunny Wailer over his negative remarks about the rap legend.
Holiday Murder Tragedy Makes Jamaican Woman Vow Never To Return
Category: Connect Written by Kingsley Irish
A Jamaican woman who has been living in England for some 14 years has vowed never to return to her home country following the brutal murder of her husband in Spanish Town.
St. Martin writer Georges Cocks Represents at 3rd Caribbean Writers Congress
Category: Connect Written by House of Neheshi
A young generation writer, Georges Cocks, represented St. Martin at the 3rd Caribbean Writers Congress, organized by the Association of Caribbean Writers (ACW) and the Regional Council of Guadeloupe, from April 10-13, 2013.
Add a commentJamaica To Launch Major Infrastructure Scheme
Category: Connect Written by MNI Political Reporter
Jamaica said it will start a nationwide infrastructure program this year, which, it said, will be supported by concessionary loan from China.
Add a commentZiggy Marley Writes Children’s Book
Category: Connect Written by Media Release
Reggae icon and father of six, Ziggy Marley, has combined two of his greatest passions by penning a children’s book titled “I Love You Too”, based on the song of the same name from his 2009 Grammy Award-winning children’s album Family Time.
Add a commentYachting To Be Developed As Key Niche In Regional Tourism
Category: Connect Written by CMC
The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) says it is moving ahead with plans to develop the yachting sector in the sub-region.
Add a commentNinja Man Hospitalized After Serious Accident
Category: Connect Written by Entertainment Reporter
Desmond Ballentine, known to most of us as Ninja Man, is currently hospitalized after a serious accident in Kingston last week.
Add a commentWest Indies Hungry For Success Against Zimbabwe
Category: Connect Written by CMC
Captain Dwayne Bravo says the West Indies will be seeking to rebound from a white wash in Australia.
Add a commentGovernor of Montserrat Visits Release Site of Endangered Mountain Chicken
Category: Connect Written by Environment Media Release
The Mountain Chicken Project, implemented by the Montserrat Department of Environment and Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, hosted a visit by the Governor of Montserrat to a site within the Centre Hills where the third group of mountain chickens has recently been released.
Add a commentEarl 'Chinna' Smith Is The 'Session's Sensei'
Category: Connect Written by Michael Edwards
Looking at his tall wiry frame, and the small, sunshade-covered face, it would be easy to liken Earl “Chinna” Smith to some kind of martial arts guru, someone not too far removed from, let’s say, a teacher of capoeira(the Afro-Brazilian martial arts style), who was also present in Kingston’s Emancipation Park.
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