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How can philanthropy step up in a moment of increased institutionalised transphobia across the globe?

Alliance Magazine · September 8, 2025

Globally, funders continue to sideline the leadership and lived realities of trans people and their communities. If philanthropy is to rise to this moment of crisis, it must move beyond token gestures and meaningfully resource the overlapping and...

No MS Dhoni or Rohit Sharma as Shreyanka Patil picks dream T20 XI ahead of WCPL 2025 [Watch]

Sportskeeda · September 6, 2025

Indian women's cricketer Shreyanka Patil, who is set to feature for the Barbados Royals in the Women's Caribbean Premier League (WCPL) 2025, recently chose her dream T20 XI. Patil ignored the likes of Rohit Sharma and MS Dhoni but instead named...

ESL Celebrates Lucian Artistry at CARIFESTA XV

The Voice · September 6, 2025

758 cast of artists and official representatives at CARIFESTA XV (Photo credit: ESL) Saint Lucia delivered a dynamic presentation at CARIFESTA XV in Barbados, and the production team, along with its actors, musicians, dancers, artists, and...

AU head notes role of youth in addressing issues Africa, C’bean face

I Witness News · September 8, 2025

By Kenton X. Chance ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — As leaders met here on Sunday for the Second Summit of the African Union (AU) and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), the chair of the continental bloc said young people must occupy a central place in all...

UK company provides technology to combat sargassum seaweed in St Vincent

Jamaica Observer · September 6, 2025

Sargussum (Photo: CMC) September 6, 2025 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) — A United Kingdom (UK) based ocean farming company is providing the technology to transform the Caribbean’s sargassum seaweed problem into a sustainable business. If the project...

UK based company provides technology to tackle sargassum

Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation · September 6, 2025

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – A UK-based ocean farming company is providing the technology to transform the Caribbean’s sargassum seaweed problem into a sustainable business. If the project works, it could provide a long-awaited solution to the...

The weird and wonderful careers of soccer's greatest journeyman players

ESPN United Kingdom · September 8, 2025

Journeyman footballers conjure up a wealth of emotions in fans. The term can have negative connotations of a player who perhaps never quite made it to the top, or who is unable to settle at any club for very long, forced to constantly move around...

Equiano responds: ‘Ian was a director throughout, he knew the IP ownership position’

The Drinks Business · September 4, 2025

Equiano Global Ltd has issued a detailed response to recent comments by co-founder and global rum ambassador Ian Burrell, who earlier this week announced he was no longer involved with the brand after what he described as a trademark dispute. As...

When Sport Becomes a Passport: The G.O.A.T. Sport–Destination Partnerships of All Time

Breaking Travel News · September 4, 2025

Sport as a Gateway to Nations From the first Olympic Games in Ancient Greece, when travelers flocked to Olympia to witness athletic feats, sport has been bound to tourism. The modern Olympics (1896) revived that spirit on a global stage, proving...

Antigua PM Browne urges Africa-Caricom coalition to connect

Trinidad and Tobago Guardian ·

Gail Alexander Senior Political Reporter The regions of Africa and the Caribbean must no longer stand apart but unite against the legacy of inequities and further design institutions that foster integration, resilience, and...

Hot weather threatens fragile recovery of dairy sector

Barbados Today · September 3, 2025

23 Barbados’ dairy sector is sweating through another potential heat-driven crisis, according to officials in the sector. Rising temperatures are slashing milk yields and cow fertility, just as farmers struggle to rebound from 2024’s production...

Antigua PM Browne urges Africa-Caricom coalition to connect‘We must stand apart no longer’

CNC 3 · September 8, 2025

The regions of Africa and the Caribbean must no longer stand apart but unite against the legacy of inequities and further design institutions that foster integration, resilience, and prosperity, says Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston...

Unique back-to-school initiative to take place in St. Thomas

Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation · September 5, 2025

A unique back-to-school initiative will take place in St. Thomas tomorrow, marking a collaborative effort between Williams Industries, Pharma Wellness International Incorporated, the Ebenezer Church of God and L& M Bar in Melrose. Clinical...

Chamberlain Bridge to be operating on a set schedule

Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation · September 5, 2025

The Chamberlain Bridge in Bridgetown will now be operating on a set schedule until further notice. According to the Barbados Port Inc. (BPI), the bridge will be raised three times daily. In the first instance, it will be raised from 5 a.m. to 8:30...

Royal photographer Rankin gets real about his first-ever celebrity cruise - and what it was really like to work with the late Queen Elizabeth II

Daily Mail · September 8, 2025

From modest childhood caravan holidays in the British countryside to snapping celebrities on board a luxury Caribbean liner, world-renowned photographer Rankin has come a long way. The Glasgow-born creative is best known for his iconic portraits...

AZA Group Management and BlaCon Media Announce Strategic Partnership with the Caribbean Media Corporation (CMC)

CANANews Online · September 5, 2025

AZA Group Management specializes in broadcast engineering, IT, and productions serving Sports, Media, Politics, Education, Entertainment, Corporate and the Faith- based Industries. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, September 2025 — AZA Group Management LLC and...

St Luke’s reopens after $500K overhaul, public schools prepare to welcome students Monday

Barbados Today · September 5, 2025

55 The Ministry of Education has assured that all public schools will be ready to welcome students next Monday, unveiling a comprehensive maintenance plan aimed at addressing long-standing infrastructure issues across Barbados’ ageing school...

Winter Escapes: 10 Warm-Weather Getaways to Beat the Chill

Travelbinger · September 3, 2025

When winter tightens its grip with snow, frost, and endless gray skies, many of us start dreaming about faraway places where sunshine and warm breezes make every day feel like summer. The thought of packing only light clothing, trading boots for...

Caribbean Development Bank backs landmark 10MW geothermal project in Dominica

Caribbean National Weekly · September 3, 2025

The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) has reached financial close on the landmark Dominica Geothermal Energy 10MW Project, marking the first geothermal project in the region to reach this stage with a private sector partner. The facility will be...

Hurricane Ivan: 7 September 2004

Now Grenada · September 7, 2025

by John Angus Martin, A-Z of Grenada Heritage On this day, 7 September 2004, Hurricane Ivan devastated Grenada, leaving 34 people dead and wreaking havoc across the islands. Hurricane Ivan proved that September is truly a month to “remember” as...