“They say when trouble comes close ranks,” the novelist Jean Rhys wrote. And so must be the approach when it comes to Trinidad and Tobago, two very different economic zones, in facing […]
Trinidad: Tobago’s reopening
Barbados: CANNABIS UNIT ADVISES ENTREPRENEURS TO GET BUSINESS PLANS READY
The Ministry of Agriculture – Cannabis Unit is urging personsinterested in getting involved in the medicinal cannabis industry toget their business plan together. Head of the Cannabis Unit, Dr. Shantal Munro-Knight called for […]
George Floyd’s fiancee speaks out, says people should forgive cop who killed him
George Floyd, the unarmed Black man who was killed in police custody in Minneapolis on Monday, was a “gentle giant” to those who knew him, says his fiancée. The 46-year-old trucker moved from […]
Jamaica: JDF Under Fire – Disabled Woman Killed In August Town, Complaints To INDECOM Soar
With fresh allegations of a soldier killing a 44-year-old disabled woman in August Town, St Andrew, on Wednesday, the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) is coming under the radar after a rise in […]
Remembering The Biggest Empires In Human History
In 1913, 412 million people lived under the control of the British Empire, 23 percent of the world’s population at that time. It remains the largest empire in human history and at the peak […]
How China Is Building and Bugging Government Offices In African Nations
China has been building key government offices and facilities in African countries for decades and fitting them with gear that likely allows the Chinese government to spy on everyone, from presidents and prime ministers […]
“Like It Was Designed To Infect Humans”: COVID-19 ‘Cell Culture’ Theory Gains Steam
A scientific study which found COVID-19 may have been a “cell-culture” uniquely adapted for transmission to humans (more so than any other animal – including bats), is gaining steam. The paper, currently […]
