Posts in category Caribbean News

The Republic of Trinidad & Tobago has a new Prime Minister (PM). Dr. Keith Rowley, the man who last year had been called “too black” …

By MICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN HAVANA — Cuban and U.S. diplomats formally launched the process of normalizing the relationship between the two countries, meeting Friday to set …

There are some organizations that set the standard for doing good by the black community. In South Florida, The South Florida Times is one, around …

WASHINGTON — The Archbishop of Washington has announced that Pope Francis will celebrate his upcoming Washington Mass in Spanish. Cardinal Donald William Wuerl announced Wednesday …

ROSEAU, Dominica — Rescue teams worked Sunday to reopen roads to remote communities in Dominica after Tropical Storm Erika caused flooding and mudslides that killed …

On the last weekend in August, I co-hosted the fundraising gala for the African Museum of Arts and Culture (AMAC) in Miami Gardens. Spearheaded by …

MIAMI (AP) – The South Florida company that owns the rights to the popular TV psychic “Miss Cleo” is suing General Mills alleging copyright infringement …

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) – The latest on storm preparations for Erika. The National Hurricane Center said during its 5 p.m. forecast that Tropical Storm …

By STEVE PEOPLES and DIEU NALIO CHERY CAP-HAITIEN, Haiti – Mathieux Saint Fleur has been virtually blind for two decades. In less than 24 hours, …

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Haitian election authorities on Wednesday disqualified two more candidates for disruptions during legislative elections earlier this month, bringing the total of barred …