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Bringing a Caribbean Entertainment Spectacular to Aleeze (opens the original)
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World-Class Performers, Caribbean Comedy, Music, Jazz and Dance Set to Ignite the Aleeze Convention Center on October 17 Get ready for a night St. Maarten will be talking about long after the final curtain! The 38th Annual SUNSHINE Awards is coming to St. Maarten on Saturday, October 17, 2026, and the Aleeze Convention Center is about to become the stage for an extraordinary celebration of Caribbean entertainment, culture, music, comedy, dance and excellence. This will be far more than an awar
Lt. Stitchie Dancehall Star Dies At 60 (opens the original)
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Jamaican dancehall pioneer Lieutenant Stitchie, whose rapid-fire delivery, humour and distinctive lyrical style helped shape the genre in its formative years before he later embraced gospel music, has died at age 60. The entertainer, whose given name was Cleveland “Cleve” Laing, died at a Kingston hospital on Monday, September 28, one day before his 61st birthday. His death came shortly after his wife, Sophia Laing, confirmed that he had been hospitalised after his blood count fell and that
Antigua/Barbuda – PM Browne Meets With Multimillionaire Alex Soros (opens the original)
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Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne met with Open Society Foundations Chairman Alex Soros and President Binaifer Nowrojee in New York to discuss potential areas of cooperation and the country’s development priorities. The meeting took place on the margins of the 81st United Nations General Assembly, where Browne has been leading Antigua and Barbuda’s delegation and holding discussions on climate resilience, renewable energy, investment and other issues affecting
Jamaica – Ghanaian Healthcare Workers Arrive To Help With Shortage (opens the original)
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Jamaica has welcomed its first group of healthcare workers from Ghana as the Government moves to address shortages of specialist personnel in the public health system. The first cohort of 43 nurses arrived at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston on September 27 under a bilateral health cooperation agreement between Jamaica and Ghana. The nurses will be deployed to public hospitals across the island, with most assigned to the Western Regional Health Authority (WRHA) and the South East
CARICOM – To Cut $13.7 Billion Food Import Bill To The Region (opens the original)
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The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is intensifying efforts to reduce the region’s reliance on imported food, with officials renewing a commitment to cut the regional food import bill by 25 percent by 2030. Acting CARICOM Assistant Secretary-General Dr. Wendell Samuel said the region’s food-security initiative has moved beyond its original target and is producing measurable results. He recently spoke at the opening of the 20th Caribbean Week of Agriculture in Trelawny, Jamaica. Samuel said mo
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