Caribbean National Weekly
Guyana-Suriname ferry service resumes after suspension

Guyana-Suriname ferry service resumes after suspension

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Ferry service between Guyana and Suriname resumed on Friday after authorities lifted a temporary ban on the M.V. Canawaima following technical inspections. The Guyana government…

Antiguan-born Rev. Dr. Dion Christopher elected bishop of Moravian Church

Antiguan-born Rev. Dr. Dion Christopher elected bishop of Moravian Church

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Antiguan-born Rev. Dr. Dion T.A. Christopher has been elected a bishop of the Moravian Church and is scheduled to be consecrated next month in South…

Cottage Home Care Services hosts back-to-school giveback for 500 children in Queens

Cottage Home Care Services hosts back-to-school giveback for 500 children in Queens

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More than 500 children and families from across Queens gathered in South Richmond Hill for a day of celebration, community and giving as Cottage Home…

US temporarily pauses immigrant visa processing worldwide

US temporarily pauses immigrant visa processing worldwide

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The U.S. government has temporarily paused immigrant visa applications worldwide as it conducts what the State Department describes as “in-depth training” for consular officers amid…

Falcons soar to CPL summit as bowlers crush Tridents’ chase

Falcons soar to CPL summit as bowlers crush Tridents’ chase

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The Antigua and Barbuda Falcons seized control of the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) standings Tuesday, turning a precarious position with the bat into…

Dr. Tanya Destang-Beaubrun's encourages Caribbean women to take charge of their health

Dr. Tanya Destang-Beaubrun's encourages Caribbean women to take charge of their health

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For years, physician Dr. Tanya Destang-Beaubrun has cared for women navigating everything from hormonal changes and chronic stress to metabolic disorders and the everyday demands…

Young Jamaicans gain leadership, career exposure through JN Group

Young Jamaicans gain leadership, career exposure through JN Group

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Eight young Jamaicans participating in the United States-based Valda Mae Care Foundation’s (VMCF) NextGen Leadership Programme recently received firsthand exposure to the corporate world during…