Professor Gordon Rohlehr, the ‘finest mind regarding calypso,’ dies at age 80 in Trinidad'One of Guyana’s finest sons and Trinidad and Tobago’s greatest treasures'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco30 January 2023
Vetiver: One of Trinidad & Tobago’s neglected climate solutionsIt 'play[s] a key role in disaster mitigation and vulnerability reduction'Written by Jada Steuart29 January 2023
Trinidad & Tobago's International Soca Monarch competition is cancelled, and Carnival lovers are either shattered or unfazed'Soca Monarch has been on life support for many years now…but it isn’t dead'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco28 January 2023
How Surinamese fisheries are being impacted by climate change — and what's being done about it'Catches have fallen remarkably low'Written by Cari-Bois News27 January 2023
‘Joy and wonder’: Morning affirmations in preparation for Trinidad & Tobago CarnivalFor Attillah Springer, 'Carnival [...] is always about challenging what freedom means'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco24 January 2023
How Belize’s bright biodiversity is inextricably linked to blue carbon'More coral equals more fish...it’s amazing how much of a difference you can make' Written by Cari-Bois News23 January 2023
Usain Bolt and many other Jamaicans have been the victims of major financial fraud—and now they want answers'Corruption...reduces the competitiveness of a country'Written by Emma Lewis22 January 2023
Anthony Joseph is the second Trinidadian in three years to win the T.S. Eliot prize for poetryThe pride in Trinidad and Tobago's literary circles is palpableWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco21 January 2023
Abuse of children in state care in Jamaica is a problem that won’t go away, but is the system to blame?'[T]he price which we have paid here is immeasurable'Written by Emma Lewis19 January 2023
Is Trinidad & Tobago Carnival's ‘Fantastic Friday’ big enough for two major soca events?'Why are people acting like there weren’t always events on Carnival Friday?'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco9 January 2023
Artists reimagine Jamaica’s Nanny of the Maroons as much more than a warrior queen[The exhibit] is an important step in bringing this historic figure to lifeWritten by Emma Lewis2 January 2023
Simple, seldom and sad — the weight of anniversariesFor one Trinidadian writer, it was a tradition to greet midnight at a crossroadWritten by Guest Contributor1 January 2023