Issue 54 (March/April 2002)
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Cricket 101: What on earth are they talking about?
Can you tell a fine leg from a silly mid-off? Maybe BC Pires can help. Or maybe not
A whiff of cashew nuts
Like many Caribbean expatriates, Haffezar Khan remembers the sights and sounds of home
Miracle Mother — Siparee Mai, La Divina Pastora
In a small town in Trinidad, both Hindus and Roman Catholics honour a dark-skinned statue which answers their prayers. Keith McNeal explains
Flower power: the Caribbean at the Royal Chelsea Flower Show
The Caribbean has done well at the annual Chelsea Flower Show in London — and is reaping the rewards. Geraldine Flower reports
The cinema glory days are coming back
Now that cinema-goers have become tired of staying at home and watching cable and video, they are returning to the cinema. Mark Wilson reports
Chaguaramas: welcome to Yacht City
In less than a decade, Chaguaramas has become the largest yacht service centre in the Caribbean. Jeremy Taylor explains why
Beat destination: Guyana
Bordered by Venezuela, Brazil and Suriname, Guyana is the only English- speaking country on the South American continent. This is a land of massive rivers and waterfalls, dense rainforest and mountains, an eco-traveller's paradise. And there's bargain shopping too: wicker furniture, gold jewellery, hardwood household articles and lots of collectible antique bottles
