Sun, Sea & Style (Autumn 1992)
Barbados's designers are coming up with some exciting fashionwear. A special photo feature by Steve Cohn
Issue 3 (Autumn 1992)
Pat Ganase profiles legendary ‘Masman’ Peter Minshall; a close look at Columbus and the times before and after him in the quincentenary of his arrival in the Caribbean; Marlon Miller explores the world of Caribbean watersports; Sir Garry Sobers on the Johnnie Walker World Championship and Caribbean golf; a look at the restoration of Havana; David Renwick highlights the Caribbean flower export industry; and much more!
Peter Minshall: Lord of the Dance
'Masman' Peter Minshall took the revolutionary techniques of his Trinidad Carnival bands to the opening of the Olympics
Global Warming and the Caribbean
The Caribbean made a strong contribution to the earth Summit in Brazil; but only time will tell what the results will be.
Golf in the Caribbean: Cream of the Crop
Former West Indies test captain Sir Garry Sobers on the Johnnie Walker World Championship in Jamaica next December, and how Caribbean golf is shaping
First Stop Antigua
New direct flights from London to Antigua put the spotlight on one of the Caribbean's most popular destinations
Quixote With a Cutlass: Re-examining Christopher Columbus
Stephen Knox, Marina Salandy-Brown and Cristina Fagg examines the record of the man whose arrival in the Caribbean five centuries ago holds the world's attention in October
The People Before Columbus
Kim Johnson goes in search of the people who lived in the Caribbean before Columbus' caravels sailed over the eastern horizon
Let’s Go Horse Racing
There's more here than watersports and beach games. Marlon Miller discovers how horse racing, the sport of kings, has taken hold in the Caribbean
Caribbean Flowers for Sale
Exotic Caribbean flowers are turning out to be a thriving export business
Betty Kissoon-Singh: Doctor Betty in the Kitchen
'Betty K' has made the transition from successful medic to best-selling author
