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The A-List couple — of singer, John Legend, and his model-turned-cookbook-author wife, Chrissy Teigen — have been everywhere lately, making a huge splash, between recording songs for John, such as his new Wild, and Chrissy’s cookbooks and associated engagements. Now with one ...

By Yvonne Sam Contributing Columnist Already Americans are at the polls, voters are casting their ballots early in record numbers this time, amid the current pandemic, in a last ditch effort to ensure that the incumbent becomes recumbent on November ...

ST. MICHAEL, Barbados (Friday, October 30, 2020) — Guadeloupe-based regional carrier, Air Antilles, has increased its commitment to Barbados, by offering eight weekly flights from Barbados to St. Lucia; and four weekly flights from Barbados to Dominica. Founder and owner ...

GEORGETOWN, Guyana (Tuesday, October 27, 2020) — Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Nigel Dharamlall, announced, yesterday, the rehabilitation of Georgetown’s public infrastructure has begun. He made the announcement, during a sideline interview, at the swearing-in ceremony for regional ...

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (Tuesday, October 27, 2020) — The Barbados government will remove the statue of Lord Nelson, from its location in National Heroes Square, in Bridgetown, on November 16, 2020 — designated as International Day of Tolerance, by the United ...

KINGSTON, Jamaica (Tuesday, October 27,2020) — Labour and Social Security Minister, Karl Samuda, says that stringent vetting measures will be implemented in the issuing of work permits to foreign nationals. He said that the Ministry has to ensure that permits ...

By Henry Giroux Guest Writer The 2020 presidential election may be one of the most significant and far-reaching events of the 21st century. The stakes almost defy comprehension — suggestive less of a competition over who will become the president of ...

By Elizabeth Steyn Guest Writer Mining is major business in Canada, particularly operations conducted beyond its borders. The Canadian mining industry, however, has often been criticized for its human rights record abroad. In 2018, Canadian companies had mining assets in 100 ...

By Ettie Rutherford Contributing Columnist Life as it has been over the last few months has left many people overwhelmed by the physical, mental, financial and relationship challenges that are rampant in every community. That has caused a feeling of ...

By Ettie Rutherford Contributing Columnist Earlier this month, we celebrated Thanksgiving Day. It is customary for families, individuals and businesses to pro-actively make extensive plans to embrace the Thanksgiving Day week-end. Not so this year, because the coronavirus has taken ...