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Oil Down, The Ultimate Comfort food

Upon closer examination, you’ll see traits of a soup, a chunky stew, and even the most critical Grenadian must admit that this version is spectacular. Admittedly, a classic Grenadian Oil Down contains layers of textures and flavors that are somewhat steamed to avoid the soup-like texture you’ll see in this recipe. You’ll Need… 3 lbs salted pigtail (pre-boiled) 3 lbs chicken (legs & thigh) 1 1/2 tablespoon Caribbean Green Seasoning […]

todayJanuary 17, 2025 3

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One Love Festival to debut in Jamaica

Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlet says the island’s tourism industry is poised to benefit from the inaugural One Love Festival (OLF) 2025, which will be held on Saturday, March 15, 2025 at Woodstock, Negril, Jamaica. Event conceptualizer and founder Yasus Afari told Caribbean Life on Tuesday: “We are looking to mobilize thousands of music lovers from the tri-state area and other parts of the USA for the OLF, which […]

todayJanuary 17, 2025 2

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Caribbean Airlines launches first J’ouvert band, rum punch to celebrate Caribbean culture

Caribbean Airlines said on Monday that it had launched Caribbean Iere Mas (CIM), its first J'ouvert band, as part of its Caribbean Culture Program. "This initiative celebrates the vibrant identity of the Caribbean region while providing an unforgettable experience for employees, customers, and carnival enthusiasts alike," the Trinidad and Tobago-based airline said. "The CIM band promises an exciting, fun-filled, and safe J'ouvert road experience for masqueraders," it added. "This initiative […]

todayJanuary 16, 2025 3

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Suriname’s VP in hot water

Less than two weeks after former Surinamese president Desi Bouterse was cremated, incumbent Vice-President Ronnie Brunswijk has run into trouble with judicial authorities after revealing that he had long known where the ex-military dictator was hiding after fleeing from justice for nearly a year. Brunswijk, leader of the largely Maroon-supported ABOP liberation party, dropped the political bombshell this week, laconically telling journalists that he was surprised that police and judicial […]

todayJanuary 16, 2025 1

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Stuart Young gets the nod to replace Rowley

The South Caribbean Community nation of Trinidad and Tobago took clear steps at the weekend to begin a new political era. In the coming weeks, a Trinidadian of Chinese ancestry will succeed retiring Prime Minister Keith Rowley as head of government. An emergency general council meeting of the governing People’s National Movement (PNM) at the weekend decided to unanimously support attorney and Minister of Energy Stuart Young, 48, to replace […]

todayJanuary 16, 2025

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River Fund NY: 30 years of fighting poverty with compassion  

For over three decades, River Fund NY has been a lifeline for underserved communities in New York, transforming lives with its unwavering commitment to dignity, hope, and empowerment. Founded by Swami Durga Das during the height of the AIDS epidemic, the organization has grown into a full-fledged poverty resource center, tackling food insecurity, education, and access to essential services for thousands of New Yorkers. "We're not here just to give […]

todayJanuary 16, 2025

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Coley: ‘My job is not finished yet’

Andre Coley says that while the two-match Test series in Pakistan will be his last as head coach of the West Indies Test team, that is not his main focus. Cricket West Indies has announced that Daren Sammy, the country's white-ball head coach, will replace Coley following the completion of the Pakistan series. It will bring an end to a challenging tenure for Coley, who failed to win a single […]

todayJanuary 16, 2025

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Hochul’s ‘fighting for your family’ in 2025 State of the State

In “fighting for your family,” Gov. Kathy Hochul on Tuesday delivered her 2025 State of the State address, including more than 200 initiatives that she says will put money back in people’s pockets, keep New Yorkers safe and ensure the future of New York is a place where all families can thrive. “Your family is my fight — and I will never stop fighting for the people of New York,” […]

todayJanuary 15, 2025 1

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Adams closes more Caribbean migrant shelters

New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Friday announced that — thanks to his administration’s successful asylum seeker management strategies and federal border policy changes the city advocated for that have continued to drive down the number of people in the city’s care for 27 straight weeks and reduce costs by nearly $2.8 billion over three fiscal years — 13 new emergency shelters serving Caribbean and other asylum seekers across […]

todayJanuary 15, 2025

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