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Grave to step down as Cricket West Indies CEO

Cricket Wicket Indies (CWI) recently announced that chief executive officer Johnny Grave will step down from his role at the end of October this year. Grave served as CEO for CWI for the past seven years,  . President Dr Kishore Shallow said Grave had made a “lasting impact” on cricket in the region. “Johnny’s efforts, particularly through challenging times such as the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as successfully hosting three […]

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Kingston Municipal Building renamed Marcus Garvey Building

Last week as Jamaicans and others in multiple nations marked the birthdate of Jamaica’s first National Hero, Hon. Marcus Mosiah Garvey, son of the legendary leader, Dr. Julius Garvey participated in an event to honor his late father, at the Kingston and St. Andrew Municipal Corporation. Dr. Garvey during his visit to the island, used the opportunity to encourage the Kingston’s local government representatives to uphold the standards of service, […]

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Bouyon Fest New York 2024: A game-changing music experience coming to Coney Island

Bouyon Festival 2024 is set to make an explosive debut on Aug. 25 at Amadeus Nightclub, 79-15 Albion Ave., Elmhurst, NY 11373, promising a music experience like no other. This highly anticipated festival will electrify the city with a dazzling showcase of Bouyon music, legendary artists, and a vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture. Bouyon, a unique blend of traditional Caribbean rhythms and contemporary beats from Dominica, is the heart and […]

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Olympic Sprinter Ahye gets $27.67k in Tinidad gov’t funding

National sprinter Michelle-Lee Ahye is the most recent athlete to receive funding through the Government’s Elite Athlete Assistance Program (EAAP). T&T’s acting Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Sport and Community Development, David Roberts presented a cheque for TT$187,500 (US$27.67) to Ahye on Aug. 15. A post on the ministry’s Facebook page said, “This funding, awarded under the EAAP and aligned with the National Sport Policy, is designed to help […]

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Op-Ed | The EITC: Helping working families afford to live in the greatest city in the world

Working people and families make life in our city possible. Their work and contributions in every sector — from public safety to business, hospitality, health care, and more, enable our city to function. Here in New York City, we believe that working people and their families should get a fair shot at getting ahead and reap their fair share of the many benefits our city has to offer. That is […]

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Caribbean RoundUp

Bahamas Attorney General Ryan Pinder says the Bahamas government has formally submitted a legal brief to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) addressing positions filed by various countries regarding climate change. The ICJ is the principal judiciary of the United Nations (UN) and the only international court that hears disputes between nations. It was established in 1945 by the UN Charter and is located at the Peace Palace in The […]

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Jamaican Style Escovitch Fish

This Jamaican style escovitch fish takes be back 21 years, when my friends and I would head down to Toronto to shop for records (remember 45’s and 33’s?) for our aspiring DJ business. That trip usually had us end up in the Jamaican community on Eglinton Ave where there were not only many record stores selling the latest dancehall tracks from Jamaica, but quite a few restaurants where we would […]

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