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Philipsburg blossoms with mural project

Philipsburg blossoms with mural project

PHILIPSBURG – Be The Change Foundation launched the viewing of its “Color Me SXM” project to highlight the less...

14 July 2020
Black Lives Matter Protest against racism also held on Curaçao

Black Lives Matter Protest against racism also held on Curaçao

WILLEMSTAD – Under the name ‘Curaçao Can’t Breath’, a small group of young individuals protested racism on Wednesday on...

4 June 2020
Curaçaoan music industry in crisis: ‘Who will protect our culture?’

Curaçaoan music industry in crisis: ‘Who will protect our culture?’

WILLEMSTAD – The Association of Curaçaoan Musicians (AMAK) expects that a majority of musicians on the island will have...

2 June 2020
Wikipedia wants more articles about Caribbean history and culture

Wikipedia wants more articles about Caribbean history and culture

ROTTERDAM – Wikipedia lacks articles, and images containing the history and culture of Surinam, and the Caribbean. In May...

20 August 2018
March against homophobia and discrimination: Antilleans are fed up

March against homophobia and discrimination: Antilleans are fed up

AMSTERDAM – “Within the gay community in the Netherlands, we are often seen as a pleasure object or used...

1 February 2018
Saba churches raise funds for renovations after Irma

Saba churches raise funds for renovations after Irma

THE BOTTOM – Hurricane Irma left a number of churches on the island of Saba with structural damages. “Some...

30 January 2018
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