Montessori kids visit the VOICE

It has often been said, “The work will wait while you show the child the rainbow, but the rainbow won’t wait while you do the work.” On Monday this week, employees of the Voice Publishing Company took some time off their busy schedules to entertain 32 bubbly little children between the ages of two and a half and six years old,

The Competition Must Change

After taking on the five Calypso Tents’ Quarter Finals this year, I have become even more convinced than I was last year, that the present format of the Calypso Monarch competition has got to change. Much was expected of this year’s Calypsonians and Calypso Singers, and I am certain that the majority of them expected to deliver,

Article on one of the thematic areas of the recently concluded Fourth Caribbean Environmental Forum and Exhibition (CEF-4) in collaboration with the Fourteenth Annual Wider Caribbean Waste Management Conference

The critical problems of food security which have threatened global economic stability seem to have struck a nerve in Caricom politicians who collectively hold the view that the Caribbean’s response to unsustainable increases in global food prices must be immediate, sustainable and indigenous. Governments have begun encouraging drastic increases in local food production,