Shiva Ragoonanan: feat of clay
Shiva Ragoonanan of Trinidad practises the dying art of pottery. Mirissa De Four watched him working at his wheel
Issue 106 (November/December 2010)
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Perfect presents for foodie friends
Gloves that peel vegetables…a blowtorch? There are some surprises on Franka Philip’s Christmas shopping list
Jennifer Hosten: night of the nutmeg princess
When Miss Grenada won the Miss World contest in 1970 she almost caused an international incident. James Ferguson explains the uproar
Rhythms International rocks
Radio DJ Angus Mackay is spreading the gospel of world music, one Iraqi at a time. Garry Steckles is a convert to the cause
Barbara Fuller-Provoteaux: “Christmas is the happiest day of the year”
So Barbara Fuller-Provoteaux takes it very seriously. She told James Fuller why her preparations start in August
Shamshu Deen: reaping the fruit of the family tree
Shamshu Deen has pioneered research into the ancestry of Trinidadians of Indian descent. Kevin Baldeosingh on the man and his genealogical methods
Errol Jones: a gentleman and a player
A founder member of Derek Walcott’s Trinidad Theatre Workshop, Errol Jones was often called the region’s finest actor. Judy Raymond marks his passing
Sydney Allicock: the man from Iwokrama
A member of Guyana’s First Peoples, Sydney Allicock is an advocate, environmentalist and poet. Raymond Ramcharitar profiles an unassuming visionary
Happenings – November/December 2010
A round-up of current and coming events on the Caribbean calendar
Top 10 Jamaica: land of wood and water
Asked to list the top ten things to do in Jamaica, Nazma Muller was spoilt for choice
