Giffgaff UK Launches New Travel Data Add Ons for Mobile Roaming

Mobile network provider giffgaff, which is owned by Telefónica and harnesses O2’s virtual operator (MVNO) platform in the UK, has today launched a new range of travel data (4G/5G mobile broadband) add-ons that will be available to customers who...

French and English-speaking Caribbean countries rattled by earthquakes

Source: Caribbean Me­dia Cor­po­ra­tion (CMC) Sev­er­al Caribbean coun­tries were rat­tled by two earth­quakes that oc­curred with­in an eight hour pe­ri­od on Mon­day, ac­cord­ing to the Trinidad-based Seis­mic Re­search Cen­tre (SRC) at the St....

Ag Progress Days 2025 Coverage: Stay Up To Date On Penn State's Annual Agricultural Event

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New Santa Barbara Gallery Features Works by French-Caribbean Artist

Seimandi & Leprieur, a new contemporary art gallery in Santa Barbara, is presenting Fertilum, the first U.S. solo exhibit by French-Caribbean artist Ricardo Ozier-Lafontaine. The show which is free to attend, runs through Oct. 5 at 33 W. Anapamu...

French experts conclude training with law enforcers

Minister of Home Affairs, Robeson Benn yesterday delivered closing remarks at the conclusion of a Special Operations Course conducted for members of Guyana’s law enforcement agencies by French Special Operations experts. A release from the...

Cruise Line Offering 2 Free Hotel Nights When You Book a Caribbean Cruise

A cruise line has launched a new promotion where they will give you two free nights in a hotel if you book a Caribbean cruise that sails from November 2025 through March 2026. This new deal from Star Clippers will allow you to rest up before your...

Business News | Dr. Arpit Chopra Jain Honored at United Nations Headquarters in New York

PNN New Delhi [India], June 17: Dr. Arpit Chopra Jain, a distinguished figure in the field of alternative medicine, was invited as the Guest of Honour at the prestigious United Nations Global Excellence Awards held at the United Nations...

Clement Richards’ debut novel brings Kalinago legend Chief “Indian” Warner to life

Clement Richards has announced the upcoming release of his first novel, “Indian Warner: Son of Two Worlds”, a historical work that explores the life of Thomas “Indian” Warner. A media release from Richards said that the narrative provides a...

The Best Hotel in Martinique Has Private Plunge Pools, a Walkable Beach Town, and Gourmet Dining

Maybe it was the mushroom risotto. Or the amuse bouche, a fish bisque. Or was it the tree frog soundtrack? Or the white-lit plunge pools in every room? Martinique’s French Coco will instantly enchant you — but it’s hard to pinpoint precisely which...

Caribbean Leaders Unite for Collective Action on Oceans and Launch the Actioning Blue Declaration at UNOC3

Joint Press Release: OECS and the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund Nice, France – In a powerful demonstration of political unity and regional ambition, Caribbean governments today officially launched the Actioning Blue: Caribbean 30×30 Vision for the...

"Thanks to the Tour de France, we can now promote French bananas in the middle of summer"

For 7 years now, the French banana has been an official partner of the Tour de France. It is the only representative of ultra-marine agriculture, and also the only fruit present at the event. Géraldine M'Barga M'Boa, public relations manager in...

Northern France offers luxuries worthy of Louis XIV but also reminders of a brutal past

In 1682, Louis XIV told his courtiers they were moving from Paris to Versailles. They laughed at him, although very quietly, in case they lost their heads. Well, they don’t know what they were missing, because there’s a really nice hotel there;...

The Caribbean’s Best New Rooftop Bar Sits Above a 150-Year-Old Beachfront Rum Distillery 

There was a rum distillery here a century and a half ago. Today, it’s a sugarcane memory, steps from the beach on the eastern coast of Martinique. But there’s still rum here, in more ways than one. The Hardy family has been making rum in some form...

iciHaiti - FAd'H : 30 soldiers sent for training in Martinique

iciHaiti - FAd’H : 30 soldiers sent for training in Martinique 22/07/2025 09:55:48 On Monday, July 21, 2025, as part of the Haitian Armed Forces' institutional capacity building policy and the SABRE military partnership between France and Haiti, a...

GTA CEO embarks on strategic engagements across tourism sector

Since officially assuming her role on 15 June, Stacey Liburd, Chief Executive Officer of the Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA), has prioritised building relationships with key tourism stakeholders across both the public and private sectors. To...

Minister vs ‘Imposter’

“…Am just saying you can go ahead and make all these allegations and so I will not respond because that is not why I was elected into office.” “I left as soon as a junior hopefully unsuspecting reporter handed the mike to the imposter.” Those were...

Abbas Abbasov: International community has not yet adequately assessed crimes against humanity committed in Africa

Baku, October 17, AZERTAC From October 7 to 17, the OSCE Human Dimension Conference was held in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. The event brought together representatives of 57 OSCE member states, OSCE institutions and executive bodies, as well as...

Tourist hotspots hit with 'terrible stench' that could ruin Brits' beach holidays

A grim problem with a "terrible" stench could put a dampener on holiday plans for Brits dreaming of the Caribbean's golden sands. An invasion of sargassum seaweed has blanketed a massive stretch of coastline in the Americas, from Puerto Rico to...

Stay In The Magic: A Review Of Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort

Guests visiting Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, ... More Fla.Harrison Cooney, Photographer “There’s a hundred and four days of summer vacation, and school comes along just to end it. So the annual...

Understanding the ban on fish exports from Grenada to US

by Arley Salimbi Gill Come 1 January 2026, Grenada will be banned from exporting fish to the United States of America. This is significant because, in many respects, the US has been the main export destination for our fish, providing a ready...