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Martinique man found guilty of burning woman
A jury in Martinique has found a man guilty of murder after he set his ex-girlfriend on fire in front of town hall three years ago. via York Dispatch
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Monday May 12 | Panapress
The 475-page book, entitled "Africa Retorts to Sarkozy", signed by 23 African authors, in response to the controversial speech delivered by the French president here last July, was Thursday presented at ... via Panapress
Saturday May 10 | St Croix Source
Slow Down in Revenue Attribued to Low Property Sales
A slowdown in property sales has reduced revenues coming into the Office of the Lieutenant Governor, Raymond J. Williams, chief of staff for Lt. via St Croix Source
Thursday May 8 | St Croix Source
French Sailors Delighted to Find Compatriots on St. Thomas
“I had not known the close relation St. Thomas has with France”
" La Fougueuse, a French Navy ship based in Fort-de-France, Martinique, sailed into Crown Bay at 9 a.m. Thursday, and its captain and crew haven't had time to catch their breath since. via St Croix Source
Tuesday May 6 | Jamaica Gleaner
Jamaica Broilers says thank you with Best Dressed 50 Fest WESTERN BUREAU: With a police estimate of 45,000, western Jamaica graciously accepted the 'Thank you Jamaica' gesture of Jamaica Broilers' Best Dressed ... via Jamaica Gleaner
Sunday May 4 | Panapress
The National Tourist Board of DR Congo has sig ned an agreement with the Canadian Tourist Board aimed at fostering cooperation b etween the two countries in the area of tourism. via Panapress
Friday May 2 | Stabroek News
“In the early 1960s, many Guyanese felt ashamed of things that were clearly of African and East Indian origin. In some segments of the society, cook-up rice was considered - improper' for polite circles.”
The recent passing of two very different regional poets, offers an opportunity to consider the diminishing role of literary culture in the contemporary Caribbean. via Stabroek News
Wednesday Apr 30 | Pan-African News Wire
Aime Cesaire, 1913-2008, Obituary of the Founder of Negritude
“The West told us that in order to be universal we had to start by denying that we were black”
Journal of Pan African Studies http://www.jpanafrican.com joins thousands, and perhaps millions in celebrating the life of Aim © C ©saire . Hence, we are considering featuring some of his work in the ... via Pan-African News Wire
Monday Apr 28 | Stabroek News
By Linden Lewis, a Professor of Sociology at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania, USA. via Stabroek News
Saturday Apr 26 | The Austrailian
FRANCE, Martinique: French President Nicolas Sarkozy yesterday led thousands of mourners at a state funeral in Martinique for Aime Cesaire, poet and pioneer of the black pride movement. via The Austrailian
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