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Another first for the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis....
Head of State updates US- based Guyanese about political situation at home...
Commissioner of Police, Owen Ellington, says the government is moving to strengthen legislation, which will keep lawbreakers off the streets...
The Government has put forward a budget of $612.4 billion for 2012/13...

International News

Social networking service Pinterest is to receive $100m (£63m) in funding from Japanese internet retailing giant Rakuten and existing invest...
Top UN officials underscore need to combat organized crime in Central America...
The new WWF Living Planet Report warns of a significant decline in biodiversity, particularly in low-income countries...
UN humanitarian official praises Ethiopia’s efforts on food security amid drought

What's in the glass is what's in your ...

“The glass is half full, not half empty!” These words ricochet in my mind, willing me to appreciate the blessings and the beauty that surround me. Our perceptive reality is critical in how we react to the pressures that we face. My glass is therefore not half empty but filled with glorious possibilities and infinite promises that tomorrow the sun will rise anew, only to sink below the horizon as the evening tides caress the shores. The hardship of our times cast shadows on sunkissed dreams, occasionally abandoned when emptiness gains entrance. But resilience beckons, reminding me that I am the strength that I need. I am the inheritor of an inheritance which triumphed in the crossing and like the phoenix rose out of the quagmire of enslavement. I am the rebel in rebellion, a proud warrior sheathed in the inspiration that my creative abilities and strategies determine the outcome of my battle. I am that potential that my forebears struggled to suckle, to grow, to protect. I am the repository of untapped capabilities. You tell me my glass is half empty – what a cockeyed perception of my reality? I smile, a deep smile which permeates the chambers of hardships, for my hips will sway in celebratory dance, my feet will quicken to the musical rhythms and I will sing songs of jo...

Feb 08, 2012

The Cayman Arts Festival concept was born when internationally-acclaimed piano duo Glen Inanga and Jennifer Micallef was invited to play in Grand Cayman. ‘Th ...

Feb 11, 2012

To celebrate the Anniversary of the First Settlement of Barbados

Feb 20, 2012

folks from all over of the world come together on the soils of Trinidad to celebrate the "Greatest Show on Earth".

Feb 20, 2012

The RORC Caribbean 600 is a truly international affair, with well over 500 hundred competitors from at least 24 different nations taking part

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