By Lincoln DePradine Heman Bekele, a Black American science student, is one of the world’s latest inventors, joining the fight against one form of the deadly cancer disease. He has created a skin cancer-treatment soap that Bekele says “will be able to make a direct impact on somebody else’s life”. The invention by Bekele, who […]
In an era where political campaigns often mirror the divisiveness and chaos of the times, Kamala Harris and Tim Walz stand out with a refreshing, forward-looking, and joyful approach to American politics. Their campaign is not just a breath of fresh air but a clear contrast to the negativity and division that has come to […]
A recent study by the Washington-based Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) reveals that undocumented immigrants, including those from the Caribbean, contributed a staggering US$96.7 billion in taxes across federal, state, and local levels in 2022. This comprehensive analysis, published on Tuesday, highlights that the majority of this tax revenue—US$59.4 billion—was directed to the […]
By Charles Gibson As America approaches another critical election cycle, the specter of Christian nationalism looms larger than ever over the political landscape. It’s no secret that Donald Trump, the man who has become the figurehead of this movement, is not a religious person. His familiarity with the Bible is dubious at best. Yet, Trump […]
By Anthony Joseph Carlton Joseph was not just a name many recognized from the pages of our publication, particularly his insightful column on page 7, but he was also my big brother, mentor, and the unwavering rock in my life. His recent passing has left a void in my heart and the hearts of many […]
By Vibert Cambridge, Professor Emeritus, Ohio University I start by suggesting that Norman Cameron’s 1951 book, A History of the Queen’s College of British Guiana, which aggregated existing knowledge of the then 107-year-old institution, “launched” what we can call Queen’s College Studies. Although a minor stream in contemporary Guyanese historiography, QC is an important institution […]
By Carlton Joseph The last two weeks saw French President Emmanuel Macron taking a huge gamble in dissolving parliament and calling for parliamentary elections, after his centrists were beaten in European elections on June 9; that decision resulted in Marine Le Pen’s pro-Russian National Rally party, winning the first round of parliamentary elections. The far-right […]
In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Beryl in Jamaica, the United States has committed nearly JMD$400 million (USD$2.5 million) in humanitarian aid. Ambassador N. Nick Perry announced the funding through USAID, following a direct request from the Jamaican government. The aid will support recovery efforts through organizations like the Red Cross and The […]
By Anthony Joseph In a dramatic turn of events, the 2024 presidential election has reached a critical juncture, exposing deep fissures within American democracy. On Thursday, the nation witnessed a debate that left many fearing an impending Trump presidency, with President Biden’s performance in Atlanta being notably lackluster. The debate has ignited a frenzy among […]
Caribbean American star Sean Kingston made a triumphant return to the stage with a powerful performance at Alabama’s Sand Mountain Amphitheater on Saturday, June 8th, amidst ongoing legal challenges. Known for hits like “Beautiful Girls,” Kingston, whose real name is Kisean Paul Anderson, recently faced serious legal allegations and spent time in jail in both […]
