Ode to Afro-Caribbean Women

Ehh! Children of the sun, daughters of the soil,You who carry fire in your veins and oceans in your souls,Come closer, let me sing of your glory.Let me tell of the strength in your stride,The wisdom in your eyes, the songs in your hands. When the storms came, did you not rise?Did you not gather your children,Wrap them in…

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Central Florida could see tropical impacts next week. Here’s what to know

Tropical Depression 19 expected to become tropical storm Central Florida could see tropical impacts next week as Tropical Depression 19 is expected to move into the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean. As of now, the future of what could be Sara is going to be highly dependent on how much the system interacts with Central America and the…

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Potential Tropical Cyclone 18 intensifying in Caribbean, forecast to become hurricane

Over the weekend, the National Hurricane Center officially designated an area in the south-central Caribbean as Potential Tropical Cyclone 18. Hurricane Hunters are scheduled to investigate this system twice on Monday, first around 10 a.m. and another around 3 p.m. Although this area is not a storm just yet, it is expected to be one later on Monday as…

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How Africans View the Caribbean

The link between Africa and the Caribbean is significant, showcasing shared histories and cultural ties that endure over time. Even with the vast ocean between them, Caribbean culture has a profound impact on African communities. Many Africans acknowledge and celebrate this relationship in their everyday lives, whether through music, festivals, or shared traditions. This ongoing connection reflects the importance…

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