The latest issue of Caribbean Beat, November/December 2005, is out today–and the entire issue is online at our website. Highlights:… Keep readingOut today: the November/December issue of Caribbean Beat
Over at Global Voices, Georgia Popplewell and Nicholas Laughlin–the Caribbean Beat bloggers!–have been talking about the state of the Caribbean… Keep readingWhat blogs are for
The Federation of St. Kitts & Nevis “achieved a major milestone for Caribbean integration yesterday,” writes the Daily Executive Times,… Keep readingIntroducing. . . the Caricom passport
The morning light peeping through the mountains woke us, the dew on the grass energising as we walked to the… Keep readingHummingbird and bush tea
St Kitts-born writer Caryl Phillips, who taught for eight years at Barnard College in New York, has joined the English… Keep readingPhillips now a Yale man
Over forty albums have been submitted to the Grammy Awards’ reggae committee this year, reports the Jamaica Gleaner today, including,… Keep readingDancehall Grammy?
Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell and Cuban Javelin thrower Osleidys Menéndez were selected the best athletes of the Central American and… Keep readingPowell and Menéndez named best athletes
Today’s Jamaica Gleaner profiles poet and musician Andrew Stone, whose chapbook In Disguise was published last May in the Calabash… Keep reading"You just keep working on it"
The Barbados Advocate reports today on the Bimshire edition of “Caribbean Rising”, the concert series promoting MTV’s new Caribbean music… Keep readingKeep up the tempo
The Trinidad and Tobago Steelpan Jazz Festival started on October 22 and continues this week with performances from Black Stalin,… Keep readingTrinidad and Tobago Steelpan Jazz Festival