A pattern which has become familiar in Caribbean elections in the past few years has been replicated in Antigua and Barbuda.
Jamaica’s legendary singer-songwriter Ernie Smith is being mourned around the Caribbean after he passed away from heart failure in a Miami hospital on April 16, aged 80.
Caribbean tourism is growing at a rapid rate recoding a 2.5% increase for international stay over arrivals last year and 2026’s figures are looking even better.
Barbados has announced plans to introduce a Barbados Republic Child Wealth Fund, a landmark initiative that will provide every eligible child with a BBD$5,000 (KY$2,70) investment at birth as part of efforts to reduce inequality and build long-term financial security.
Two upcoming Caribbean elections are seeing China’s geopolitical and commercial investments in the area, taking the front stage to an extent not quite seen before.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar is continuing her dispute with Caribbean neighbours over their attitude to United States policy in the region.
Reggae Sumfest 2026, Jamaica’s most celebrated music festival, will be at a new location and not its home base at Catherine Hall Entertainment Complex in Montego Bay this summer.
Antigua is staging its celebrated Sailing Week with yachts from all over the region and further afield competing in this classic event.
The Caribbean as a permanent retirement destination or even just a long winter getaway has shifted from fantasy to practical option for many retirees in America and Europe.
Guyana, once among South America’s most impoverished nations, is continuing to benefit from an epic oil success and has become a major distributor amidst the global oil crisis.