Moises Jonas: the art of disaster relief
Gallery owner Moises Jonas’ homeland of Haiti was devastated by January’s massive earthquake. Skye Hernandez heard what he’s doing to help
Issue 104 (July/August 2010)
Mirissa De Four paid a visit to a new eco-friendly park on Trinidad’s north coast … Matthew Barker explored Costa Rica’s east coast … Barry Chevannes reflects on the life and legacy of his friend and colleague Rex Nettleford … Nazma Muller asked about the life lessons that Ziggy Marley is helping to teach … James Fuller went fishing off the shores of Tobago … Garry Steckles spoke to veteran reggae singer Jimmy Cliff about his plan to act his way right to the top … Franka Philip found out how complicated it is to create recipes … Skye Hernandez heard what former artist Moises Jonas is doing to help his devastated homeland of Haiti …
The recipe for success
Some of the best cooks don’t use recipes for their delicious pelau or curry goat. Franka Philip found out why not – the hard way
Last days of the drunken sailor
James Ferguson drown his sorrows over the end of a time-honoured tradition, the Royal Navy’s rum ration
Jimmy Cliff thinks Oscar
Reggae singer Jimmy Cliff tells Garry Steckles he’s planning to act his way right to the top
Marlin Madness: masters of the deep
James Fuller trolls off the shores of Tobago for the catch of a lifetime – swordfish and marlins that can weight 1,000lb apiece
Ziggy Marley: R is for reggae
Ziggy Marley is going back to his beginnings in reggae and in Jamaica, where he’s helping to teach life lessons. He talked to Nazma Muller
Nelly Stharre: woman of the earth
Singer Nelly Stharre is returning to her roots in Dominica. Paul Crask joined her on the way
Maracas goes green
A new eco-friendly park at in Maracas, Trinidad offers fun, flowers, and fruit, as well as contributing to local food security
Costa Rica’s Caribbean corner
Cut off for more than a century, the country’s east coast is now reachable by road. Matthew Barker explored its Caribbean connections
Rex Nettleford: a king among men
He was known throughout the region and beyond as a scholar, dancer, teacher, and a Caribbean man. Rex Nettleford remembered, by his friend and colleagues
