Mission accomplished for CARICOM stakeholders at important climate summit
Stakeholders from Caribbean small island developing states (SIDS) have welcomed the decision to establish a loss and damage response fund from the recently concluded United Nations Climate Conference (COP27) in Egypt.
“We have literally exhausted all of our efforts …...
Did Tribe Sankofa make a huge plunge into youth mentorship?
As part of their 10th-anniversary commemorations, performing arts collective Tribe Sankofa has initiated a youth mentorship program It takes a Tribe. The program is the brainchild of Fabian M. Thomas, Founder/Artistic Director of Tribe Sankofa, who says it is...
Alabama Sisters say ‘I Do’ in South Coast Soiree
We share a lot with our siblings; the same genetic pool, a home, and lunch snacks, but can you imagine sharing a wedding date? That was the reality for sisters, Malorie and Maddison Welch from Alabama in the United...
Sandals Negril Hosts Dining Etiquette Session at Negril Primary
Celebrating their Girl’s Day under the theme “Reignite the Village - Goal Inspired Role Models Creating Transformational Leadership,” the Negril Primary School feted their young ladies to a day of personal development sessions, prizes, and surprises.
On hand to spearhead...
Jacqueline Clarke: respected admin professional & mother figure at Sandals Negril
Two decades contributing to any career is never a small feat, some may even say it becomes routine and uninteresting. But, for Jacqueline Clarke, executive administrative assistant at Sandals Negril, her 25 years with Sandals have been the ideal...
CARICOM Climate Change Centre bats for scaled-up climate financing Wants attention for adaptation, loss...
The Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre (5Cs) is throwing its weight behind safeguarding the introduction of a financial mechanism for loss and damage and progress on scaled-up financing for adaptation, at this year’s United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27).
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