By Cyndie Demming
Jerome Nathanson commented, “The price of the democratic way of life is a growing appreciation of people’s differences, not merely as tolerable, but as the essence of a rich and rewarding human experience“.
National Association of Administrative Professionals
BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, AUGUST 12TH 2011
Reigning National Carnival Queen Ms. Iantavian Queeley is among youths from across the globe participating in the International Youth Week Centennial Homestay Programme in Taiwan.
Ms. Queeley, who is also Miss Carnival and Miss Caribbean Jaycees, is being hosted by a local Taiwanese family and given the opportunity to explore Taiwan’s historical sites, delicacies, natural scenaries and culture.
St. Kitts Miss Carnival Iantavian Queeley crowned by Dr Denzil Douglas
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THE SECRETARY-GENERAL – MESSAGE ON WORLD POPULATION DAY 11 July 2011
This year’s World Population Day falls during a milestone year, when we anticipate the birth of the earth’s seven billionth inhabitant. This is an opportunity to celebrate our common humanity and our diversity. It is also a reminder of our shared responsibility to care for each other and our planet. Continue reading
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Friday April 30, 2010 –
According to Dr Brown, the global demand for Caribbean creative industries was growing and provided good returns on investments, especially in literary works, fashion, festivals, and music. (Photo: Canada.com)
Peaches Golding has become the first black woman to be appointed a high sheriff since the post was created 1,000 years ago. Mrs. Golding will take the ceremonial office of Bristol’s High Sheriff in March. Continue reading