Developer Randolph Voyard in Lauderhill envisions 31-story, mixed-use cultural mall January 21, 2007 Lauderhill resident Randolph Voyard has been busy meeting with local churches, businesses, artists and potential investors for his project: a proposed 31-story, $107 million mall called TapTap...

Bahamas: Bahamians fear for identity Bahamians are becoming increasingly concerned that the identity of the country will be adversely affected if there is a continuous incursion of illegal immigrants and the influx is not immediately addressed, expressed Foreign Affairs Minister Fred Mitchell on...

African hearts return to start firms Haitian cook Marie Claire Rimpel is tired after a long day at her new restaurant, The Caribbean. Serving the best of Caribbean food, the light and modern restaurant - in the heart of Ghana's capital - is a long way from her native Haiti. Nearly three years in...

Bahamas: Man Charged With Having Sex With Six-Year-Old Girl A 29-year-old Haitian man was charged on Friday with unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor. Monday 15th January Police believe Jasmyr Etienne had sex with a six-year-old girl. Etienne was not required to enter a plea and Chief...

Les Québécois se disent racistes: La faute D'evenements D'Actualité? La moitié des Québécois ont une mauvaise perception des Arabes qui demeurent ici, mais ça ne semble pas surprendre cette communauté. Selon Mazen Houdeib, président de la Fédération canado-arabe du Québec, les attentats...

THE AMERICAS | A BRAIN DRAIN IN SCIENCE Degree in hand, but no jobs back home Many young Latin American scientists studying in the United States want to return home, but face daunting obstacles. GERMANTOWN, Md. - Asked what they could do back in their native Chile, the four 30-something scientists...