Summer highs returning to North Carolina this week

Warm and dry nearly fall weather in North Carolina, Sept. 18 update RAIN, THOUGH, LEFT EVEN FOR THEM. SO RAINFALL HAS BEEN HARD TO COME BY THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS. AND REALLY WE’VE ONLY HAD A LITTLE BIT OVER AREAS OF EASTERN SECTIONS OF THE...

Eastern Caribbean Securities Exchange to host 3rd Annual Regional Schools Investment Competition.

by Kevon Browne St. Kitts and Nevis (WINN)—During a recent episode of ECCB Connects, Business Development Executive for the Eastern Caribbean Securities Exchange Limited, Youlouca Armony Browne, shared details of the Eastern Caribbean Securities...

‘Hawaii of the UK’ has surf festivals, white sand beaches and some of the most sunshine hours

AN island in the UK is often dubbed the Hawaii of the North, because of its beautiful beaches and amazing climate. The Isle of Tiree is part of the Inner Hebrides in Scotland, and is the most westerly island. 4 The Isle of Tiree has been called...

Doctor to Politician: Terrance Drew Journey as Prime Minister  

Prime Minister Terrance Drew was born on 22nd November 1976, in Saint Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla. He is leading the island of St Kitts and Nevis as the fourth elected Prime Minister after Timothy Harris under the banner of St Kitts and Nevis...

Eel Ladder Installed At Dam Helps Bolster Creature's Population In Deer Creek

HARFORD COUNTY, MD — As part of work being done at the Eden Mill Dam this month, an eel ladder has been installed to help increase the American eel population in Deer Creek beyond the dam. According to the Harford County Parks and Recreation...

The Caribbean’s Top 10 Tiny Hotels For A Romantic Getaway

The new Rock Villa at Bequia Beach Hotel in St Vincent & the Grenadines Rock Villa When it comes to extraordinary waterfront destinations, the Caribbean is the leader as it continues to be a popular escape for fans of luxury resorts. A new wave of...

Beautiful Cornish beach that feels more like Hawaii than the UK

Nestled amongst the cliffs of Treryn Dinas in Cornwall sits one of the world's finest beaches. Featuring pristine waters, golden sand and an authentic slice of quintessential Cornish living, you'll feel as though you've been transported to Hawaii,...

Powering trade with policy: Incentives and infrastructure for steelpan

In this series of conversations with Akua Leith, we focus on the national instrument of Trinidad and Tobago. The steelpan is positioned for growth only if the right infrastructure and incentives are implemented. What kind of policy environments...

Caribbean youth unite for bold waste solutions at Kingston conference

(Antigua Observer) – Caribbean youth leaders came together last week in Kingston, Jamaica with a hopeful and determined call to action: the region has the power, ideas, and unity to transform how waste is managed, not just plastics, but every form...

The Ultimate Winter Golf Getaway: The Best Of Arizona Golf

Troon North is one of several famous 36-hole public golf facilities in Scottsdale that showcase Arizona's gorgeous Sonoran Desert. Troon North Golf Club Winter is coming, and golf courses across much of America will start shutting down in the next...

How a Tiny Caribbean Island Cashes in on the Global A.I. Boom

The population of Anguilla totals at less than 20,000. De Agostini via Getty Images The economy of Anguilla, a small British territory in the Caribbean, has long relied on a steady flow of tourism. In recent years, however, the A.I. boom has...

The exclusive winter sun destinations loved by A-listers

In 1946, Errol Flynn washed ashore (well, he was never going to arrive in a conventional manner) on the Caribbean island of Jamaica after his sailing boat developed mechanical problems. He subsequently set up home on a tiny dot of land off Port...

History shows that not all catastrophic hurricanes come ashore

Hurricane Erin, which peaked as a major Category 5 hurricane with 160-mph winds north of Anguilla on Aug. 16, is now in the rearview. The huge storm was over 500 miles wide and brought colossal surf with waves up to 45 feet offshore, coastal...

Dr Denzil Douglas urges citizens of SKN to protect and nurture the legacy of Sir Robert Bradshaw

by Eulana Weekes St. Kitts and Nevis (WINN): The St. Kitts and Nevis Labour Party paid special tribute to the nation’s first National Hero on National Heroes Day, Sir Robert Llewellyn Bradshaw, honouring his extraordinary contributions as both a...

Zipaquirá’s Food Bank Turns Waste into Hope for Colombian Rural Families

In the mountains outside Bogotá, shelves of near-expired yogurt and surplus bread are quietly fueling a revolution. Zipaquirá’s Food Bank now reaches 3,500 campesino families a month, proving hunger is less about scarcity than about will and...

Caribbean Clinicians to Revolutionize HIV Prevention Strategies

Caribbean Healthcare to Leaders Converge in Miami for Transformative HIV Training to Fast-Track 95-95-95 Targets The Pan-Caribbean Partnership Against HIV and AIDS (PANCAP), in collaboration with the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine...

All-business class flights – why is it so hard for airlines to make them work?

Over the years, many airlines have attempted (and failed) to make the all-business-class model work. Although the concept gained momentum in the early 2000s, with several such carriers coming and going in just a handful of years, the model has...

Caribbean healthcare leaders converge in Miami for transformative training on HIV prevention, treatment

–to fast-track 95-95-95 targets THE Pan-Caribbean Partnership Against HIV and AIDS (PANCAP), in collaboration with the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and with support from the Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) and The Global...

Caribbean healthcare professionals to attend HIV training in Miami

Sep 13, 2025 News University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Kaieteur News – The Pan-Caribbean Partnership Against HIV and AIDS (PANCAP), in collaboration with the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and with support from the...

River ‘staircases’ to help our fish stocks climb

A fin-tastic new project is set to bring more fish swimming into Sunshine Coast rivers after receiving a grant from the Australian Government. Two new fishways will be installed on Petrie Creek, providing vital passage for a variety of native...