Culture

Culture, People, Trinidad and Tobago

Bruce Poon Tip: capitalist with a conscience

Like Mary Poppins, Bruce Poon Tip is practically perfect. That’s certainly the impression you get, talking to the people who surround...

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Culture, Fashion and Jewellery, Arts, Sint Maarten

Kaishah Peters: knitty knitty hits the catwalk

In the Dutch Caribbean territory of St Maarten, young designer Kaishah Peters is set on taking over the reins of the fashion industry—or...

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Culture, Fashion and Jewellery

Cut and craft: Caribbean Fashion Week

Kevin Ayoung-Julien’s first job was at the craft store around the corner from his secondary school in his native Tobago, where the...

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Culture, Music, Arts, Antigua and Barbuda

Wadadli style

For many people, Antiguan popular music means the longstanding soca band Burning Flames. Older heads may recall when King Short Shirt’s...

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Environment, Science, Trinidad and Tobago

The Wild Fowl Trust: oasis of the oilbelt

Our tour guide dropped her voice and stepped gingerly across the boardwalk to a mango tree by the water. Between the shiny green leaves of...

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Culture, Sports

“Worrell not for captain”

No more than three months after the historic tied Test at the Gabba in Brisbane, Australia, CLR James would aggressively insist that Frank...

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Sports

Overs and done: the Cricket World Cup

The first assessment of the first Cricket World Cup hosted by the Caribbean was a gloomy one but, in truth, there was much to celebrate as...

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Culture, History, People

Born to serve

Caribbean political leaders have tended to be just as predictable in their backgrounds as politicians anywhere else. There have been a huge...

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