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St. Kitts and Nevis marked its 42nd Independence with a weekend of celebration and innovation in New York, blending trad...
10/02/2025

St. Kitts and Nevis marked its 42nd Independence with a weekend of celebration and innovation in New York, blending tradition, culture, and a bold step forward in diaspora engagement.

On Friday, September 26, the twin-island federation hosted its annual Independence Gala at Villa Barone in the Bronx, under the distinguished patronage of Prime Minister the Hon. Dr. Terrance M. Drew and Mrs. Diani Prince Drew.

Minister of Tourism Marsha T. Henderson underscored the importance of the diaspora in her remarks. She reminded: “You carry a piece of St. Kitts and Nevis wherever you go.” In this interview with Carib News, she shares what Independence 42 means to her and for tourism.

Charles B. Rangel, a towering figure in American politics and a defining voice of Harlem for more than four decades, die...
05/27/2025

Charles B. Rangel, a towering figure in American politics and a defining voice of Harlem for more than four decades, died peacefully at the age of 94, surrounded by his family. His death marks the end of an era in New York and national politics, closing the chapter on one of the most consequential public service careers in modern American history.
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The judiciary is one of the most powerful arms of government. Who sits on the bench matters. And when Black women take t...
04/01/2025

The judiciary is one of the most powerful arms of government. Who sits on the bench matters. And when Black women take their rightful seat, they bring the full weight of their history, their heritage, and their humanity with them. Justice becomes not just fair—it becomes fuller, richer, and more reflective of the people it is meant to serve.

Carib News salutes these remarkable women not just for their achievements, but for their example. They are the living le...
03/30/2025

Carib News salutes these remarkable women not just for their achievements, but for their example. They are the living legacy of progress—and the promise of a future where justice truly includes us all. Celebration of Women’s History Month -
Honoring African-American Judges.

Roundup of today’s news. 1. The Black Nile is an app developed by a Jamaican woman that allows users to purchase from ...
03/27/2025

Roundup of today’s news.

1. The Black Nile is an app developed by a Jamaican woman that allows users to purchase from Black-owned companies and services on a single platform. It is a Black version of Amazon. Using her experience in technology, UI, and web design, Dacia Petrie, created the app for customers are seeking methods to support Black-owned and small businesses.

2. Target continues to face mounting financial and reputational fallout after reversing course on DEI initiatives. The retail giant has lost more than $12.4 billion in revenue, seen its stock plunge, and is grappling with multiple lawsuits. Thanks to Black-led organizations and faith leaders who intensified pressure on the company.

3. For all the Fenty lovers based in Jamaica, get ready to shop! This April, Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty, Fenty Skin, and Fenty Eau de Parfum will make their debut in Jamaica. They will be exclusively available at Fontana Waterloo on April 10 and Fontana Fairview on April 12.

4. The first Black Republican woman elected to the House of Representatives, Mia Love of Utah, a former US politician and the daughter of Haitian immigrants, passed away on March 23 at age 49. Love’s family shared the news of her death on her X account. She passed away in her Saratoga Springs, Utah home.

5. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is currently traveling through the region - Jamaica, Guyana, and Suriname to advance President Trump’s U.S. foreign policy priorities in the Caribbean.

The government of Antigua and Barbuda have issued this statement regarding the recent reports of travels bans for some C...
03/21/2025

The government of Antigua and Barbuda have issued this statement regarding the recent reports of travels bans for some Caribbean countries by the United States.

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