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IN the communiqué released after their March 12-13 Inter-Sessional Meeting in Belize, Caribbean Community Heads of Government had expressed their “determination” to have the views of the region on the global financial crisis “represented at every relevant forum”, including the G20 Summit that got underway yesterday in London. No indication was given on how this […]

TEXAS billionaire, Allen Stanford, swept into the Caribbean like a hurricane, taking the region by storm in the guise of a cricket enthusiast bent on reviving the saggng fortunes of the game so loved by so many millions around the world. He spread his dollars around through the 20/20 version of cricket that became an

Israel’s 22-day military assault on Gaza snuffed out the lives of 1,300 Palestinians (a third being children) with 13 Israeli deaths, leaving thousands of Gaza residents injured and homeless. Talk about collective punishment and disproportionate force!  

ONE of the good things about beginning a new year is that it affords us all the opportunity to self-evaluate and make requisite adjustments to our lifestyles. For many of us, as we begin this New Year, there is the feeling of apprehension and maybe even trepidation at the prospect of what may be ahead.

(hutchlin@gmail.com) EVERY year around this time, so-called prophets, soothsayers, psychics and other people who profess to ‘see’ into the future emerge to give their ‘predictions’ on what the next 12 months may hold. I read them out of curiosity, and as I go through their ‘predictions’, most of the times I can’t help but think