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If Bob Marley were alive today what would he say about Chinese Communist involvement in Jamaica? john_suarez

If Bob Marley were alive today what would he say about Chinese Communist involvement in Jamaica?

Caribnews April 24, 2020

By John Suarez Bob Marley, the Jamaican reggae icon, passed away on May 11, 1981, after four...

The EU and Latin America and the Caribbean: Joining efforts against the coronavirus josep_borrell

The EU and Latin America and the Caribbean: Joining efforts against the coronavirus

Caribnews April 23, 2020

By Josep Borrell Fontelles A few years ago, the European Union placed the concept of resilience at...

Canada provides support for students and new grads affected by COVID-19 ca_covid19

Canada provides support for students and new grads affected by COVID-19

Caribnews April 23, 2020

By Caribbean News Global OTTAWA, Canada — Prime minister, Justin Trudeau, announced comprehensive support of nearly $9...

‘Green practices’ boost blue economy indian_ocean

‘Green practices’ boost blue economy

Caribnews April 22, 2020

SEYCHELLES, East Africa – The introduction of “green” or sustainable practices supported by the UN Development Programme (UNDP)...

How climate resilience offers fiscal management lessons for pandemics lac_covid19

How climate resilience offers fiscal management lessons for pandemics

Caribnews April 22, 2020

By Tracey Marie Lane, Ruxandra Burdescu and Leah April The coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) has ministers of finance...

Impact of COVID-19 on food availability and supply group of friends

Impact of COVID-19 on food availability and supply

Caribnews April 21, 2020

OTTAWA, Canada – Emanuela Claudia Del Re, vice minister of foreign affairs of Italy, as chair of...

Transparency and accountability: The way forward in dealing with COVID-19 kamla_bissessar

Transparency and accountability: The way forward in dealing with COVID-19

Caribnews April 21, 2020

By Kamla Persad Bissessar MP, SC Patriotism and putting country first do not mean citizens must give...

COVID-19 exposes the death penalty selfishness stephen_cooper

COVID-19 exposes the death penalty selfishness

Caribnews April 21, 2020

By Stephen Cooper Capital punishment has always been perverse, but during our country’s struggle with the coronavirus,...

Crisis of competence and leadership in Trinidad and Tobago devant

Crisis of competence and leadership in Trinidad and Tobago

Caribnews April 20, 2020

By Devant Maharaj I wish to highlight the bungling incompetence of the government and attorney general Faris...

St Lucia’s minister of education queries: ‘What benefit is a laptop’? gale_laptops

St Lucia’s minister of education queries: ‘What benefit is a laptop’?

Caribnews April 19, 2020

This extraordinary editorial sheds light on education, intelligence, and the politics of COVID-19. Had it been an...