June 2024

by Shana Jones   You pull out into traffic behind a slow-moving car and duck around to the side, zig-zagging your way through screaming horns and blurred colours whipping past. Soon, you spot your destination and quickly swerve in front of a crowded tuk-tuk, barely grazing its front wheel and sparking the ire of the

CP Woodcraft by Shana Jones Listen to this Article It was 3am on that fateful morning in March of 2007 when Cheryl Powlett got the call: the building of Lashley & White, the furniture manufacturer where she worked as secretary and accountant, was on fire. She immediately called her brother and another employee who lived

East Coast View Listen to this Article   400 years ago in the verdant northern countryside of Barbados lay an endless expanse of cane ground. The army of greenish-gold stalks stretched as far as the eye could see, standing defiantly against the blazing hot sun and resolutely in the drenching rain. Sugar cane was the