‘A very Canadian coup’
By Pierre LeBlanc
Former Canadian foreign affairs minister and now deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland has become an internationally recognized practitioner of the soft coup...
Yes! Divided we Stand: Why?
By Denys Springer
Emphatically, the prime minister of Saint Lucia lacks the understanding that power without principle will inevitably lead to corruption. And as observed...
Abortion is a woman’s right – legalize it
By Sir Ronald Sanders
The right of women in the United States to have an abortion, which has existed for 49 years, has now become...
A beautiful soul
By Indranie Deolall
Earlier this month, the talented Guyanese-born 27-year-old fashion designer and stylist, Anthony Singh was just hoping to find a puppy, asking his...
IASP calls for global decriminalization of suicide
By Annan Boodram – The Caribbean Voice
The International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) earlier this year, made a call for the global decriminalization of...
The coronavirus pandemic and thoughts about planet earth
By Wellington C Ramos
The coronavirus pandemic is having a major impact on many families throughout the world. The biggest fear for many is that...
Bank of England bank rate
Posted by: Paul Butcher - Actuary
The Bank of England’s (BoE) main role is to maintain monetary stability and oversee the work of financial functions...
Building a more peaceful, stable future for the Libyan people
- UN Security Council briefing on Libya, January 24, 2022.
By Ambassador James Kariuki
I would like to thank under-secretary-general DiCarlo and Ms Saudi for briefing...
Grenadians disobeyed the law and celebrate Jab Jab mas’ culture
By Hudson George
Grenadians disobeyed the law and celebrated Carnival on August 9 -10, 2021. Their defiance shows that people have power and they can...
Do not let your allegiance to a political party drive you to animosity
- Respect the opinion of others and stop letting politics divide us!
By Drexwell Seymour
In most countries, there are two main political parties and the...
Democracy too precious in CARICOM not to defend it abroad
By Sir Ronald Sanders
More commonality was shown by CARICOM countries in a vote on Tuesday, June 15 at the Organization of American States (OAS)...
A call for fathers to step-up to the plate
By Charlton McFarlane
Ensure your name is on your child’s birth certificate
As we celebrate and honour our fathers in our society, we are reminded of...
Addressing sexual abuse
By Annan Boodram, The Caribbean Voice
An estimated 7.9 percent of men and 19.7 percent of women globally experience sexual abuse prior to the age...
The pursuit for constitutional reform in St Lucia
In the light of Saint Lucia's elections ‘peaceful and transparent’, Commonwealth report, the executive summary and conclusions make for interesting reading.
Moreover, with a two-thirds...
