

Issue 87 (September/October 2007)
Barbados singing sensation Rihanna speaks to Essiba Small about her rise to fame; the Chinese in Trinidad celebrate the bi-centennial of their arrival with a Dragon Boat Festival; Lisa Allen-Agostini takes a walk through the Pointe-a-Pierre Wild Fowl Trust, nestled in the heart of one of Trinidad’s largest oil refineries; James Fuller reflects on the lasting legacy of the Cricket World Cup; Tracy Assing finds sweet foam on the way to homemade ice cream; Garry Steckles looks back on a year of TEMPO; Antigua’s hidden reggae scene is uncovered by David Katz and much more…


Music buzz (September/October 2007)

A Winter Tale: heartbreak and humour

Bookshelf (September/October 2007)

Caribbean Bookshelf (September/October 2007)

The books are back: the Caribbean Literary Festival

Buljol, business and books

Asa Wright Nature Centre: an old house and a dream

Rihanna: “I try to remain true to who I am”

Bruce Poon Tip: capitalist with a conscience

Kaishah Peters: knitty knitty hits the catwalk

Cut and craft: Caribbean Fashion Week

Wadadli style

The Wild Fowl Trust: oasis of the oilbelt

“Worrell not for captain”

Overs and done: the Cricket World Cup

Born to serve

New winners at Waterloo

The churn

Judgement time: Tempo TV

Not just a stroll on the beach
