Indice dei contenuti per Issue 27 in Cacique

1 Casualties of Truth by Lauren Francis-Sharma (Atlantic Monthly Press) A riveting literary novel with the sharp edges of a thriller about the abuses of history and the costs of revenge, set between Washington D.C. and Johannesburg, South Africa. 2 West of West Indian by Linzey Corridon (Mawenzi House/TSAR Publishers) A distinctly queer Vincentian-Canadian account of love and autonomy, pain and pleasure. 3 Resistance, Refuge, Revival: The Indigenous Kalinagos of Dominica by Lennox Honychurch (Papillote Press) In remarkable detail, this book shows how the Kalinago people have shifted identities from the early years of resistance, through tactical retreat to eventual revival of Kalinago tradition into the 21st century.…

Cacique Rewards is available to all, whether you are a frequent or infrequent flyer. Any points you earn do not expire, never have and never will. As a member, you earn points on each flight segment you fly with interCaribbean. Join today and start earning! To find out more and to become a ‘Cacique’, go to www.intercaribbean.com. HOW IT WORKS To calculate the points required for a one-way or round-trip journey, determine your origin and destination. If the route is a point-to-point that originates from one of our hub cities, you earn points for that single flight. If your journey makes a stop through a hub city, the points earned will be the sum of the two or more legs of the trip – check the table (right) to see…

Bienvenidos a la más reciente edición de Cacique. En reconocimiento a la especial relación de interCaribbean con la nación de las dos islas, San Cristóbal y Nieves, hemos nombrado a nuestra aeronave más reciente ATR 42-500 “Spirit of St Kitts & Nevis” y hemos añadido la bandera del país en el diseño de su cola. Como sugiere esta dedicatoria, los invitamos a acompañarnos a bordo y descubrir la calidez y el encanto que hacen de estas islas un destino caribeño tan apreciado. Nuestro programa de fidelización, Cacique Rewards, acaba de celebrar su décimo aniversario. Para conmemorar este hito, regalamos una gran cantidad de beneficios adicionales: 10 de nuestros viajeros frecuentes recibieron 1,000 puntos cada uno y el ganador principal obtuvo la impresionante suma de 10,000 puntos extra. Felicitaciones a todos…

In May, the Grantley Adams International Airport in Barbados was abuzz with the bright energy of future aviators, as Class 1 and Class 2 students of Holy Innocents Primary School, aged 7 to 8, embarked on an educational tour. Their destination? A first-hand encounter with the world of aviation aboard an interCaribbean aircraft. As part of the airline's initiative to foster youth development and inspire young minds, Captain Oran Challenger, First Officer Jaamal Chadderton, and flight attendant Brittany Patterson welcomed the eager young learners on board, offering them a close-up look at the aircraft and insight into the wonders of flight. Captain Challenger and First Officer Chadderton shared stories of their journeys into aviation, emphasising the importance of discipline, focus and the safety-first mentality essential to being part of the…

There's nothing disposable about Carnival, except, ironically, the costumes. For decades, sequined bras, feathered backpacks and jewelled headpieces have lit up the streets for a few glorious hours, only to end up in landfills by Wednesday morning. In Trinidad, however, a small but determined team is flipping that script. Founded in 2018, Carnicycle has grown from a niche recycling project into a fully fledged sustainability movement, quietly reshaping how the region thinks about fashion, waste and cultural responsibility. From sourcing discarded costume pieces to training a new generation of seamstresses and launching an affordable rental programme, Carnicycle is building a future where beauty doesn't have to come at the planet's expense. What inspired you to start this initiative? Carnicycle was born out of a deep love for Carnival and a…

Hermosa, envejecida, enloquecedora e inspiradora, La Habana te deja con ganas de explorar más. Desde las mansiones conmovedoramente bellas del casco histórico de la ciudad, hasta El Vedado, el barrio del siglo XX con sus villas de estilo pastel de bodas, patios ajardinados y calles arboladas construidas gracias al auge azucarero de la isla, aquí hay mucho por descubrir. Absorbe el caos y el carácter de la ciudad recorriéndola a pie. Edificios clásicos se alzan junto a carretillas de madera llenas de aguacates, mangos y papayas; vendedores ambulantes (pregoneros) cantan sus productos, como helado y pastel de guayaba, mientras pasan frente a iglesias, casas derrumbadas y los interiores elegantes de un bar nuevo; y los voluminosos autos americanos de los años 50 con bordes cromados avanzan a trompicones por las…

top tips Colin Browne Digital storytelling and communications specialist, St Vincent & the Grenadines mrretail1.com 1 Run lean and stay flexible Avoid overinvesting in stock, multiple SKUs (stock-keeping units) or unnecessary equipment – especially in retail. A lean business structure keeps your finances agile and gives you the freedom to pivot when the market shifts. Always keep capital aside for a rainy day. 2 Network with intention Develop a networking strategy that balances your current reality and future aspirations. Spend about 65 per cent of your time connecting within your existing ecosystem and 35 per cent reaching out to larger markets or aspirational contacts. This way, you're generating results now while planting seeds for bigger growth. 3 Build a business, not a job As the saying goes, if your business…

interCaribbean Airways has marked its relationship with St Kitts & Nevis through the dedication of its newest custom-painted ATR 42-500 aircraft, which features the country's flag on its tail and bears the name ‘Spirit of St Kitts & Nevis’ on its nose. The airline unveiled the aircraft during a ceremony at Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport in St Kitts, at which it received a traditional water cannon salute upon arrival, followed by a celebration featuring local cultural performances. “This beautiful aircraft, Spirit of St Kitts & Nevis, flies as a living ambassador for this extraordinary twin-island federation,” said Trevor Sadler, CEO of interCaribbean Airways. “By prominently featuring St Kitts & Nevis on our newest ATR 42, we're celebrating a partnership that continues to flourish and expand. As this aircraft travels…

Howzat? The Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) takes centre stage from 14 August to 21 September, bringing Twenty20 cricket action to Antigua & Barbuda, Barbados, Guyana, St Kitts & Nevis, St Lucia and Trinidad & Tobago. In addition to group games, Guyana will host all the knockout matches, as well as the women's CPL. Last year's female slogathon was won by Barbados Royals, captained by Hayley Matthews (pictured).…

Bere Vibes Founders: Abigail ail Smith & Sidjay Slack ack Location: Jamaica Bere Vibes isn't your average card game: it's a cultural spark, wrapped pped in laughter and laced with Jamaican patois. Designed for all ages, from your grandmother to youngest cousin, each round pulls you into a shared language and legacy. It's a vibrant nod to storytelling, wit and togetherness. No awkward silences. Just pure vibes, straight from the heart of the island. Fontana Pharmacy (Kingston), Amazon.com berevibes.com @berevibesja Kwin Founders: Krystie Permuy & Krystal Webster Location: Anguilla Kwin is Caribbean colour, texture and joy – worn boldly and without apology. Created by twin sisters Krystie and Krystal, the brand captures the rhythm of island life through handcrafted accessories that celebrate identity and individuality. From beach days to late-night…

Meet Vincentian-Grenadian bookstagrammer @islandbooky What does it mean to be a Caribbean bookstagrammer? Bookstagramming means producing content focused on my reading. My intention is to build community, provide exposure and a platform for Caribbean writers, and hopefully to inspire people to read Caribbean books. I was raised in a household of readers and reading is part of my daily routine. I read across the globe but I focus on Caribbean books because our storytelling elevates the lived Caribbean experience and broadens our understanding of the region. Unlike other bookstagrammers, I don't do summary-based reviews, instead I share my thoughts on the book and writing style. In the last few years, I've also enjoyed sharing my reading style, which can vary depending on the book. I'm a poly-reader, often reading more…

Recorrer los bien cuidados caminos de Anguila en carros descapotados vintage de colores pasteles —rumbo a restaurantes gourmet, playas impecables y rincones naturales— revela una isla boutique que es popular entre las celebridades por una buena razón. Janet Jackson, Denzel Washington, Michael Jordan, Justin Bieber, Beyoncé y Shaggy son propietarios de villas o visitantes frecuentes de esta pequeña isla del Caribe oriental. Aunque comparte un estatus lujoso —y resorts de playa llenos de estrellas— con la cercana St. Barts, su carácter amigable y sencillo de pueblo está a la vista mientras atravesamos el verde y tradicional Old Valley, donde los locales saludan y gritan “¡Bienvenidos a Anguila!” al pasar. Arranca el motor Una mezcla entre carrito de golf y coche clásico, estos pequeños y veloces carros tipo ‘mokes’ sin puertas…

Gorgeous, dishevelled, maddening and inspiring, Havana leaves you wanting to explore more. From heartbreakingly beautiful mansions of the city's historic quarter, to El Vedado, the 20th-century neighbourhood with its wedding-cake villas, garden patios and leafy streets built on the back of the island's sugar boom, there's plenty to discover. Absorb the chaos and character of the city on foot. Classical buildings tower over wooden carts of fat avocados, mango and papaya; wandering salesmen (pregoneros) sing-song their wares, such as helado (ice cream) and pie de guayaba (guava pastry), as they stroll past churches, slumping homes and the sleek interiors of a new bar; and bulky, chrome-tipped 1950s American cars bumble through the tight streets lurching into potholes. As a coffee-fuelled morning slips into a cocktail-laced afternoon and evening, listen for…

Lady Lava is not here to blend in. Born Keisha Harris and raised in Cunupia, central Trinidad, the self-styled ‘Queen Freak’ has cemented her place in Trinidad & Tobago's steam scene – a homegrown strain of dancehall that's raw, rhythm-heavy and unmistakably local. Her early breakout singles, Tail Light and If Yuh Beat It Keep It a Secret, hinted at a provocative voice with something to say. Now, with two new tracks – Ring Finger and Bob the Builder – making serious noise on the airwaves, she's pushing the tempo once again. But don't mistake the confidence for cruise control. Lava is as hands on as they come: writing, strategising, building a brand that extends well beyond music. She's bold on stage, meticulous behind the scenes and unbothered by expectations…