With just a few days to go before the 2026 Route du Rhum, Kéni Piperol is preparing for his second solo Atlantic crossing. Four years
Beneath the shield of Dominica’s coat of arms, a scroll carries a phrase in Kwéyòl. « Après Bondie, c’est la Ter ». After God, the
Mia Mottley began her tribute to Mighty Sparrow by quoting “The Slave,” a song from 1963. At the calypso artist’s funeral on October 16, 2026,
In 1953, in a cemetery in Croix-des-Bouquets, two men stopped in front of some iron crosses. They were crafted by a blacksmith named Georges Liautaud.
For 53 years, Arecibo, in Puerto Rico, was home to the world’s largest single-dish telescope, with a mirror 305 meters in diameter. Its platform collapsed
After Cuba, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Haiti, Guadeloupe, and Martinique, our serieson the history of Caribbean cinema continues its exploration of Caribbean cinema in the
Anton de Kom, born in Paramaribo (Suriname) on February 22, 1898, and died at the Sandbostel camp (Germany) on April 24, 1945, is the author
The Jamaica Pegasus has just been named the Caribbean’s Leading Business Hotel 2026 at the World Travel Awards. Before it, only one other hotel had
Guyanese pepperpot is a dark stew, simmered for hours with cassareep, a bitter cassava juice. Served on Christmas morning, it is reheated daily to keep
There is currently no direct flight between Guyana and French Guiana. However, following the air services agreement signed on September 30, 2026, which replaces the
Richès Karayib remembers Martinican ceramist Victor Anicet, his joy and his commitment to sharing knowledge. Revisit our day with 17 young people and read the Living Memory booklet.
The flight from Pointe-à-Pitre to Juliana from Air Caraïbes will begin operating on January 8, 2027, with daily flights lasting 50 minutes. This comes after
In Suriname, walls made of bricks imported from Europe rest beneath the trees along the banks of the Suriname River. This is Jodensavanne, a Jewish
The Ingenios Valley, northeast of Trinidad, covers 225 km². In 1827, more than 50 sugar mills were in operation there, and more than 11,000 people
The history of Caribbean cinema now moves into the 2000s and 2010s. After seven installments and several decades of filmmaking, this eighth installment brings together
Bob Andy, born Keith Anderson in Kingston in 1944, is one of Jamaica’s greatest songwriters. He wrote “I’ve Got to Go Back Home” in 1967,
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