From November 22 to November 30, 2025, the Caribbean Film Days festival is underway online. For the first time, a space entirely dedicated to Caribbean
Merengue, the living legacy of Dominican culture, brings together music, dance, memory and identity. Every November 26, the people of the Dominican Republic dedicate a
Zouk Machine occupies a singular place in the history of West Indian music. As early as the 1980s, the Guadeloupean trio established a strong female
The arrival of Jean-Yves Aglaé and Moane Mangattale in Fort-de-France at 9:41 am on Sunday, November 23, marked one of the most eagerly awaited moments
Jimmy Cliff, one of reggae’s most influential figures and a cultural icon of Jamaica, died on November 24, 2025, aged 81. His wife, Latifa Chambers,
On November 21, 2025, at the Direction des Affaires culturelles de Martinique, the Festival en Pays Rêvé evening dedicated to “Le temps suspendu” offered a
On Thursday November 20, at the Le Grand Bleu restaurant in Le Diamant, Hibiscus Records celebrated its comeback with New Bloom, a cocktail party attended
On November 19, during a key moment for understanding the dynamics of RUP and PTOM, the Centre Europe Direct Antilles-Guyane (CEDAG), in partnership with the COMOB
This year, the international scene is witnessing a singular edition of Miss Universe 2025. In Thailand, the first presentations quickly showed that the Caribbean occupies
The World Cup 2026 will feature three representatives from the Caribbean and Central America: Haiti, Curacao and Panama. Three different trajectories, three strong histories, but
Born in Fort-de-France on July 20, 1925, Frantz Fanon remains one of the most powerful intellectual figures to emerge from Martinique. Psychiatrist, writer and political
Direct flight between Saint Kitts and Nigeria is part of a more profound evolution in relations between the Caribbean and the African continent. On March
From April 29 to May 3, 2026, the city of Basse-Terre will host the second edition of the festival Patrimoines en Lumières 2026is now a
March 23, 1648 occupies a special place in Caribbean history. On that day, the French and Dutch signed the Concordia Treaty an agreement organizing the
The Organisation internationale de la Francophonie has published a figure that reshuffles the deck in the global language debate: 396 million people now speak French.
In the southern Caribbean, off the coast of Venezuela, Bonaire is a territory in a class of its own. Less publicized than its neighbors Aruba
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