Tania León: “My music has an accent” | Backstory By Caroline Taylor | Issue 166 (September/October 2021) The sonic world of composer Tania Léon was shaped by her childhood in Cuba — and by her willingness to reinvent herself, writes Caroline Taylor
The UWI’s “Revenue Revolution” | The deal By Natalie Dookie | Issue 166 (September/October 2021) Vice-Chancellor Sir Hilary Beckles believes private sector partnerships will guarantee future success for the university and the region. Natalie Dookie learns more
Lights, camera . . . | Did you even know By Caribbean Beat | Issue 166 (September/October 2021) Are you the Caribbean’s biggest movie buff? Let our trivia column put you to the test
Olympic dreams | Snapshot By Sheldon Waithe | Issue 165 (July/August 2021) The Caribbean’s established athletes will bear the task of bringing joy to the region — and the next generation have also been waiting for a year to make their own statement. Sheldon Waithe profiles four talented, eager, first-time Olympians seeking to be “Faster, Higher, Stronger” on the biggest stage of all
The Games are afoot | Did you even know By Caribbean Beat | Issue 165 (July/August 2021) Are you the Caribbean’s biggest sports fan? How well do you know the history of our region at the Olympics? Let our trivia column put you to the test
Finding your island home | The Deal By Natalie Dookie | Issue 164 (May/June 2021) Even during the time of COVID-19, Caribbean real estate remains an attractive investment for international buyers — especially through Citizenship by Investment programmes. Natalie Dookie learns more
Geography lessons | Did you even know By Caribbean Beat | Issue 164 (May/June 2021) How well do you know the geography of the Caribbean? Let our trivia column put you to the test
Levern Spencer: higher and higher | Snapshot By Sheldon Waithe | Issue 163 (March/April 2021) For years, the title of St Lucia’s most medalled athlete has been held by high jumper Levern Spencer, who first made her mark at the age of fourteen, over two decades ago. Her career is a textbook example of the value of persistence, writes Sheldon Waithe — and her biggest goal, an Olympic medal, still lies ahead
