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That’s the question being asked and impression being created by media coverage of the latest recent upsurge in gang violence that’s largely contributed to a death rate of 23 killings in less than three months, which, admittedly

The content originally appeared on: The Barnacle News By Lincoln DePradine Consul General Dawne Francois(centre) with Consul General forGuyana Grace Joseph ...

I left the BBC to fight for restorative justice. The £100,000 we have so far donated to Grenada should be seen only as a first step, says campaigner Laura Trevelyan

“[…] Despite the refusal of European governments to engage the issue, the moral landscape across the world has changed discernibly in favour of reparatory justice for native genocide and chattel s

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Saturday dawned just like Friday on Grand Anse beach in Grenada. Pink clouds, pinker water, volleys of pelicans skimming the flat sea and a procession of hotel

P&O Cruises’ Arvia was named yesterday in a beachside ceremony in Barbados that saw entertainment by celebrities.

By Anesta Henry Barbados was a part of history on Thursday when British-based cruise line P&O Cruises officially named its newest ship Arvia in a spectacular beachside ceremony at Heywoods Beach, St Peter. The event which included some of Britain’s most contemporary performers and presenters – including award-winning, multi-platinum-selling singer, songwriter, actress, dancer and TV personality Nicole Scherzinger, named by P&O Cruises

“[…] Despite the refusal of European governments to engage the issue, the moral landscape across the world has changed discernibly in favour of reparatory justice for native genocide and chattel s

The content originally appeared on: News Americas Now Black Immigrant Daily News The content originally appeared on: Caribbean News Service By Gerard Best G ...