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After relocating 3,000 miles from Bermuda to Plymouth three years ago to reconnect with their family roots, business and life partners Roderick ‘Roddy’ Petty and Dawn Zuill discovered a significant gap in local in-home care services.
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By Publisher Ray Carmen On May 6, 2025, André Martin Ebanks was sworn in as the Premier of the Cayman Islands, marking a significant shift in the territory’s political landscape. Ebanks, a lawyer by profession, represents the constituency of West Bay South and is the leader of the Caymanian Community...
By Publisher Ray Carmen Welcome to St. Barts — the French-Caribbean jewel where luxury, sun, and untamed nightlife collide in the most glamorous way possible. Known officially as Saint Barthélemy, this idyllic island isn’t just about powdery white beaches and designer boutiques.
By Publisher Ray Carmen The Honourable Philip Joseph Pierre, born on 18 September 1954 in Castries, Saint Lucia, has been serving as the nation’s 9th Prime Minister since 28 July 2021. A stalwart of the Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP), he also holds the portfolios of Minister for Finance, Economic...
By Publisher Ray Carmen On the tranquil shores of Bonaire, where flamingos soar and turquoise waters shimmer, governance often happens far from the spotlight. But behind the island’s calm exterior is a dedicated steward of public service—Lieutenant Governor John Soliano, a man whose quiet resolve has anchored Bonaire through times...
By Publisher Ray Carmen In the heart of the Caribbean, the twin-island Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis has found a dynamic leader in Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Michael Drew. Since assuming office on August 6, 2022, Dr. Drew has been steering the nation with a vision rooted in health,...
By Publisher Ray Carmen In the heart of the Dutch Caribbean, Curaçao pulses with vibrant culture, economic ambition, and a growing sense of autonomy. At the helm of this dynamic island nation is Gilmar Simon Pisas, a leader who blends pragmatism with passion, and who has emerged as a pivotal figure...
By Publisher Ray Carmen Michiel Godfried “Mike” Eman currently serves as the 5th Prime Minister of Aruba, having assumed office on 28 March 2025, succeeding Evelyn Wever-Croes. He previously held the position from 2009 to 2017, marking his second tenure in this esteemed role.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In the tranquil yet globally connected archipelago of Bermuda, Premier Edward David Burt stands as a beacon of progressive leadership. Since his historic ascent in 2017 as the youngest Premier in Bermuda’s history, Burt has seamlessly blended technological acumen with a commitment to social equity, steering...
By Publisher Ray Carmen In the lush hills of Saint David Parish, Grenada, a young boy named Dickon Amiss Thomas Mitchell was born on October 8, 1977. Raised in modest surroundings, Mitchell’s journey from humble beginnings to the highest political office in Grenada is a testament to determination and vision.
In the heart of the Caribbean lies a vibrant archipelago known not just for its turquoise waters and warm breezes, but for the strength of its people and the resilience of its leadership. At the helm of the United States Virgin Islands stands Governor Albert Bryan Jr., a leader whose dedication...
By Caribbean World Magazine The Future of Conservation Has Arrived—And It Looks Like a Sci-Fi Assassin
By Publisher Ray Carmen The European Union (EU) has recently unveiled a new development agreement aimed at strengthening ties with African, Caribbean, and Pacific (ACP) nations. This successor to the Cotonou Agreement — called the Post-Cotonou Agreementor Samoa Agreement — outlines economic cooperation, climate action, migration management, and governance reforms for the next...
On a sun-kissed private island fringed by turquoise Caribbean waters, The Hut, Little Jumby is rewriting the rules of luxury dining and experiential travel. Part restaurant, part cultural hub, part seaside sanctuary—this extraordinary venue has fast become one of the Caribbean’s most exciting new destinations for locals, travellers, and tastemakers alike.
Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc and NCF SIGNS NEW TOURISM AND CULTURE AMBASSADOR
In March 2025, the U.S. government, under Secretary of State Marco Rubio, announced visa restrictions targeting officials involved in Cuba’s international medical missions. The U.S. alleges that these programs constitute “forced labor,” citing concerns over wage retention and restrictions on Cuban medical professionals.
In 2025, the UK is experiencing a transformative wave as artificial intelligence (AI) systems revolutionize how individuals and businesses generate income. From financial services to healthcare, AI is not only enhancing efficiency but also unlocking new avenues for wealth creation.
It’s hard to imagine life without the internet. Yet, not too long ago, even sending a single message between two computers was groundbreaking. From the labs of the U.S. Department of Defense to the living rooms of over five billion people today, the story of the internet is a tale...
