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By Publisher Ray Carmen A recently publicised discovery at Egypt’s Serabit el‑Khadim turquoise mine has ignited debate: an independent researcher claims a 3,800‑year‑old Proto‑Sinaitic inscription may literally read “zot m’ Moshe”, Hebrew for “This is from Moses.” If genuine, this could mark the very first external reference to the biblical Moses .
By Publisher Ray Carmen There are cries so raw, the sky forgets how to echo them. And in Gaza, those cries live and die under the weight of rubble, hunger, and a grief so ancient it shatters language.
By Publisher Ray Carmen From global pop icon to island insider, a Caribbean love story Caribbean Calling: Dominican Devotion Enrique Iglesias isn’t just a visitor to the Caribbean — he’s a beloved friend of the region.
By Publisher Ray Carmen “To lead is not simply to be first, but to pave a path for others.” — Lord Taylor of Warwick
By Publisher Ray Carmen From the shimmering shores of St. Lucia to the regional helm of Caribbean tourism, Dona Regis-Prosper is charting a bold new course for the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO). On September 1, 2023, she officially stepped into history — becoming the first woman ever to lead the...
By Publisher Ray Carmen It was meant to be a routine hop across continents. Instead, it became one of aviation’s most baffling tragedies in recent memory. And while sensational headlines scream “solved,” the truth—painful, complex, and still unfolding—is far more sobering.
UK tour operator for Sandals Resorts and Beaches Resorts, Unique Caribbean Holidays Ltd. (UCHL), is running a flash sale from 16th – 29th July 2025, offering savings of £150 per booking on all-inclusive Caribbean holidayswhen travelling in 2025.
By Publisher Ray Carmen for Caribbean World Magazine The French Caribbean is a place where joie de vivre meets island fire — where zouk fills the air, ti’ punch flows freely, and carnival isn’t just an event, it’s a way of life.
By Publisher Ray Carmen for Caribbean World Magazine If rhythm were a language, the Spanish Caribbean would speak it fluently. From the electric streets of San Juan to the Afro-Cuban soul of Santiago de Cuba, this region pulsates with the sound of drums, the sway of hips, and the unmistakable...
By Publisher Ray Carmen for Caribbean World Magazine: From golden coastlines kissed by trade winds to moonlit carnivals that pulse with ancestral drums, the Dutch Caribbean is where culture and celebration collide. With its fusion of European elegance and island spirit, each of these six enchanting islands offers a unique...
By Publisher Ray Carmen: Sun, Trade, and Uncertainty As the waves of American politics roll in yet again, the Caribbean finds itself eyeing the horizon. Word from the mainland is that Donald J. Trump — real estate tycoon turned global storm — is gearing up to drop what he calls a “Big Beautiful...
By Publisher Ray Carmen: In a bold move that promises to reshape the economic future of the U.S. Virgin Islands, President Donald Trump has officially signed the “Big Beautiful Bill,” reviving the influential Opportunity Zone program and ushering in a wave of new potential for St. Croix and beyond.
By Publisher Ray Carmen: In the warm shadows of Barbados’ south coast, legend and history twist like a ship’s rigging. At the heart of this salty folklore stands one of the Caribbean’s most infamous—and enigmatic—figures: Samuel Hall Lord, better known simply as Sam Lord.
By Publisher Ray Carmen: Setting the Scene: Politics Meets PolicyIn early 2020, the world was dealing with rising global tensions, a brewing pandemic, and — in the United States — a new chapter of visa restrictions introduced by the Trump administration.
By Publisher Ray Carmen: When former U.S. President Donald J. Trump launched his high-stakes tariff campaign between 2018 and 2021, the world braced for fallout. Steel, solar panels, aluminum, Chinese electronics — all swept up in the tariff tide. But in the Caribbean? The headlines skipped us.
By Publisher Ray Carmen: Sunken Silver, Smuggler Secrets & Stories of the Sea
By Publisher Ray Carmen: From the rum-soaked docks of Jamaica to the rugged shores of Antigua, the English Caribbean is steeped in swashbuckling legend. This was the playground of Blackbeard, the battleground of the British Navy, and the graveyard of merchant ships heavy with colonial treasure.
By Publisher Ray Carmen: The Spanish Caribbean is the original heart of treasure legend—the place where the great galleons sailed, where conquistadors hid their riches, and where shipwrecks dot the sea floor like forgotten fortunes.
By Publisher Ray Carmen: The romance of the French Caribbean isn’t just found in the lilting sounds of Creole or the scent of bougainvillea on the breeze—it’s buried beneath its turquoise waters, where pirate gold, royal fleets, and long-forgotten fortunes await those adventurous enough to seek them.
By Publisher Ray Carmen : For over 450 million years, sharks have ruled the oceans—silent, graceful, and vital. As apex predators and ecological regulators, they have withstood mass extinctions, shifting continents, and global climate changes. But now, scientists are sounding the alarm: something strange is stirring in the deep.
