Summit explores booming opportunities in region Stakeholders and influencers from across the region gather in Miami this week for the third annual Caribbean Investment Summit,...

On Saturday, May 21, 2016 at 2:30 p.m., author Jerod Simon will talk about his book, I’m Naturally Beautiful at the African-American Research Library...

Plans to improve Broward County Public School District’s (BCPS) infrastructure has come to a screeching halt, follow construction delays and rising costs. Broward County voters...

10 ways to be more active during the work day We're sitting too much and it's dangerous. The average American spends more than seven hours...

Island ranked best in the Americas St. Lucia has emerged as the top country for press freedom in the Americas, according to a survey conducted...

On this day in history, David Michael Rudder, a calypsonian from Trinidad, was born. Born in Belmont, Trinidad and Tobago, he is one of...

Flights also offer connecting routes to India Air Canada has announced that its subsidiary, Air Canada rouge will be launching new flights between Toronto and...

Canada’s Andre De Grasse and Jasmine Stowers have officially withdrawn from the Jamaica International Invitational at the National Stadium in Kingston on Saturday, May 7. Speaking...

A look at some of the top stories making the news today, May 5th, across your Caribbean-American community in South Florida. Prompted by growing demand from...

Black Mushroom Rice This Black Mushroom Rice (Diri ak Djon Djon) recipe uses black mushrooms which are native to the northern part of Haiti. These...

Wright and Perry prepare to take on Rio Jamaica’s female beach volleyball player, Kai Wright, believe their passion and determination will help with their plans...

Annual event celebrates local Caribbean talents Miami non-profit Fondasyon Zaka kicks off May as Haitian Heritage month with the annual Zakafest Art Festival, set for...

Entrepreneurship and transparency essential to growth, says Kerry Promoting free and open trade among the Caribbean and Latin America is the major priority for The...

On this day in Caribbean history May 5, 1494, Christopher Columbus first set foot on the island of Jamaica. The European explorer came to the...

Library celebrates Diaspora artists Through May 2016, the gallery of the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC) will be continuing their "Art Through the...

SoFlo sees spike in citizenship apps. Observers see fear of Trump driving naturalization bump Francesa Mena of the Miami-Dade Cities for Citizenship campaign reports “increase demand”...

Brand Jamaica to expand new markets, says Minister Bartlett Jamaica says it is going all out to lure visitors from non-traditional markets such as China...

Beer brand Red Stripe wins right to call itself Jamaican again, following a court ruling in their favor. The company was taken to court...

The Trinidad and Tobago government is examining the possibility of decriminalizing marijuana and is reviewing existing legislation as well as planning wide consultation before...

Residents of Lauderhill gathered to celebrate the renaming of NW 41 Terrace to Joy Sawh Street, to honor the memory of late Trinidadian-American businessman,...

Romance is much more than a simple card on Valentine's Day. Amid the hectic schedules and chaos of everyday life, romantics across the country...

The Panama Canal was built On this day in Caribbean history May 4, 1904 the Panama Canal was built. The Panama Canal stretches over 50mile...

While the urban airwaves are awash with dancehall choruses and hip hop verses, numerous Trinidad and Tobago entertainers are throwing their contributions into the...

A look at some of the top stories making the news today, May 4th, across your Caribbean-American community in South Florida. Broward Bridge inmates have sued...

The Bahamas Football Association (BFA) has thrown its support behind Lionel Haven, a former executive member of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU), who has...