The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is predicating slow recovery of The Bahamas economy following the conclusion of Article IV consultation with authorities Continue reading
A New Model of Governance for Barbados
During the 2013 general election season in Barbados, the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) spent millions of dollars on a propaganda campaign that was designed to convince the voters Continue reading
FLOW Me A Motion Tra-la-la-la-la
We have some expressions and ideas in Trinidad that defy definition and logic. One of these is the term “flow fat”. I have no idea Continue reading
Simplistic, Sounds Good, So Not The Right Way
Lately, there has been any number of comments, posts and threads about “the crime problem” in Jamaica. In this case, “the crime problem” relates to Continue reading
5,500 Shares Active in Thursday’s EC Market
There was activity involving 5,500 shares on the Eastern Caribbean Securities Market today (Jan 16, 2014), the exchange’s Teesea Nero reports. Continue reading
Fifty-plus Years Ago
More than fifty years ago, Martin Luther King, Jr. stood in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC and delivered his now famous and Continue reading
Who’s the Winner? Volvo Trucks or Van Damme?
Volvo Trucks’ “The Epic Split” ad featuring Jean Claude Van Damme, must offer a lesson in the new social media marketing paradigm, garnering more than Continue reading
UWI Open Campus ScholarShip Cruises the Caribbean
The Open Campus of the University of the West Indies (UWI) is launching its second ‘ScholarShip’ Cruise and Learn Adventure series scheduled for April 6 Continue reading
Haiti, Philippines and Pakistan Most Affected by Catastrophe
Warsaw, Nov 12, 2013 — In the shadow of human catastrophe wreaked by typhoon in the Philippines, Germanwatch presented its ninth annual Global Climate Risk Index Continue reading
Mapping China’s Rise: A Multipolar World in the Making
Credit Suisse, Nov 8 – The rise of the Chinese economy over the past 20 years has had a significant impact on the rest of the Continue reading