In the past few years, the Caribbean has been iden­ti­fied as the sixth re­gion of Africa with plans for greater con­nec­tiv­i­ty be­tween the re­gion and the con­ti­nent be­ing cham­pi­oned by nu­mer­ous groups on both sides of the At­lantic.

Over the last decade, un­pre­dictable and rapid change in the glob­al en­vi­ron­ment, has pre­sent­ed ex­tra­or­di­nary chal­lenges for com­pa­nies of all sizes. These changes have forced com­pa­nies to re­ex­am­ine the mod­el of en­tre­pre­neur­ship. The COVID-19 virus, suc­ces­sive wars, tech­no­log­i­cal changes, ar­ti­fi­cial in­tel­li­gence, and oth­er glob­al de­vel­op­ments, have re­sult­ed in a shift from a prof­it on­ly dri­ven-mod­el to one that places so­ci­etal val­ues at the fore­front of strat­e­gy. In­clu­siv­i­ty, so­cial re­spon­si­bil­i­ty, fair­ness, in­equal­i­ty, cli­mate change and en­vi­ron­men­tal sus­tain­abil­i­ty are now at the heart of the de­ci­sion-mak­ing process. The tra­di­tion­al style of en­tre­pre­neur­ship has been en­hanced by adding a hu­man el­e­ment. This ap­proach re­ferred to as hu­mane en­tre­pre­neur­ship in­flu­ences a com­pa­ny’s core pur­pose, its lead­er­ship, peo­ple en­gage­ment, and op­er­a­tions styles.

Swim­mer Dy­lan Carter pro­duced the third-fastest time in the men’s 50-me­tre but­ter­fly semi­fi­nals Sat­ur­day to se­cure a place in the fi­nal, which was sched­uled for last night at the 2026 TYR Pro Swim Se­ries in Sacra­men­to, USA.

The hid­den truth of our lives is of­ten framed as a de­c­la­ra­tion to leave the past in the past, but this was not the case for An­cil Rooplal, a Vi­su­al Arts Sec­ondary School art teacher who used the can­vas to un­earth his past.

The fu­ture we are in now be­longs to our chil­dren. Our fears can be­come a cage that makes them doubt their per­son­al the­o­ries and ca­pa­bil­i­ties. They are AI-na­tives. Let them be free to think and cre­ate. They will make lots of big mis­takes. So what? Fail­ure is bet­ter than nev­er try­ing. To do noth­ing is to nev­er fail. To nev­er fail is to do noth­ing.