Issue 48 (March/April 2001)
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Woman is boss
Wendy Yawching and Monique Nobrega created history as BWIA's first all-female flying crew
Out of the ashes
Five years after the Soufriére Hills volcano erupted, Montserratians are getting back to a life of normalcy, despite the ever-present threat of yet another eruption. Simon Young reports
Curtly Ambrose on the bass
This season, the West Indies are without one of their star players, the six-foot-seven Antiguan fast bowler Curtly Ambrose, who has retired from the game. To do what? Vaneisa Baksh finds out
The cricket crisis
Requiem or resurrection? Back on their home ground after humiliating defeats in England and Australia, how will the West Indies fare against South Africa? Former Test player Colin Croft is optimistic
Iwokrama: Guyana’s green gold
Peter Rickwood finds Guyana’s Iwokrama forest and wildlife reserve full of riches and hope for the planet’s future
Tragedy in the Dungle
James Ferguson on Orlando Patterson’s Jamaican classic The Children of Sisyphus
Hot! Hot! Hot!
In the Caribbean, expect to find food spiced up with peppers or pepper sauce. Kristin Johannsen explains why
