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By Neil Armstrong
A new leadership team is now at the helm of the UWI Alumni Toronto Chapter led by Christopher Lee, an alumnus of The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, who is of Jamaican and Trinidadian heritage.
Christopher LeeHe assumed the position in late 2025 with the support of outgoing president Ferdina...
By Lincoln DePradine
Malcolm Barrington, after having a successful career in fields such housing, telecommunications and finance, retired to spend more time with his family.
Although describing himself as “happily’’ retired and “not looking for a job’’, Barrington is coming out of retirement to se...
By Kojo
Barbados has strengthened its position as a leading global voice for climate and financial justice with the launch of the new Vulnerability to Viability (V2V) Compact, an initiative designed to help the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations gain better access...
Dive into themes like love
By Yolanda T. Marshall
The following books dive into themes like love, loss, family, identity, and resilience, all told through powerful and emotional stories. Whether you pick up Farah Heron’s heartfelt young adult romance, Nkiru Okoh’s moving literary fiction, or Bunmi Oyinsan’s sweeping internationa...
International tourism across Organisation for Economic Co operation and Development member countries reached a record 847 million arrivals in 2025, reflecting continued growth despite mounting geopolitical and economic challenges, according to a newly released OECD report.
Mathias CormannThe report, OECD Tourism Trends and Policies 2026, esti...