Barbadian Soca sensation Hypasounds has been captivating audiences in Trinidad this week as part of his electrifying ‘Made Fuh Dat’ radio tour. The tour, designed to promote his latest single ‘Made Fuh Dat (All Bumpas)’, has seen the artist grace some of Trinidad’s most prominent media platforms, including TTT Live Online, Boom 94 FM, CNC3, Slam 100.5 FM, NEXT 99.1, and 96.1 WE FM. During these appearances, Hypasounds delved into his creative journey, musical inspirations, and the essence of his signature sound, offering fans and media a glimpse into his artistry ahead of the 2026 Trinidad Carnival season. Crafted by Darryl Gervais and produced by Boogy Ranks in New York, ‘Made Fuh Dat (All Bumpas)’ is a vibrant tribute to movement, authenticity, and the artist’s enduring legacy in Soca music. Hypasounds describes the track as a nod to his loyal fanbase, delivering the raw, energetic Soca that has defined his career. ‘This one is for the day-one fans,’ he remarked. ‘It’s that real, raw, energetic Soca that people know me for.’ The song is also a celebration of life and the upcoming Carnival season, encouraging listeners to embrace the moment and ‘leave it all out there on the road.’ Known for chart-toppers like ‘Sugar Rush’, ‘How She Like It’, and ‘Happy’, Hypasounds has solidified his reputation for creating infectious beats from his Boommuzik studios. As he embarks on his 20th year in the industry, ‘Made Fuh Dat (All Bumpas)’ marks the beginning of a year-long celebration, featuring new music, performances across the Caribbean and beyond, and a renewed connection with his global fanbase. Fans can follow his journey on social media @hypasoundsmuzik and @forhernation, and stream the single on all major digital platforms.
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Caribbean Export and Canada promote fair trade through GRIT initiative launch in Dominica
A groundbreaking initiative aimed at empowering women entrepreneurs in the Caribbean was unveiled on November 6, 2025, in Dominica. The Caribbean Export Development Agency (Caribbean Export), in collaboration with Global Affairs Canada (GAC), introduced GRIT – Caribbean Women Entrepreneurs Generating Resilient and Inclusive Trade. The launch event took place at Barana Aute in the Kalinago Territory, marking a significant step toward reshaping the region’s economic landscape. GRIT focuses on supporting women-led businesses by addressing trade barriers, fostering green transition, promoting digital innovation, and expanding market access. The initiative aligns with broader goals of inclusive development and economic resilience. The event brought together key stakeholders, including government officials from Dominica and Canada, representatives from the Dominica Export Import Agency (DEXIA), and women entrepreneurs from across the island. Dr. Damie Sinanan, Executive Director of Caribbean Export, emphasized the transformative potential of GRIT, stating, ‘This initiative is not just about empowering women; it’s about shaping the future of Caribbean trade, where businesses, especially MSMEs, can thrive in global markets.’ High Commissioner Brenda Wills of Canada to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean reiterated Canada’s commitment to gender equality and inclusive growth, highlighting trade as a catalyst for equitable economic opportunities. Chief Anette Thomas Sanford of the Kalinago Territory underscored the importance of empowering indigenous and female entrepreneurs in driving local development. Paula Platsko, General Manager of DEXIA, emphasized the role of collaboration in enhancing trade prospects for women across the region. Funded with CAD $3.16 million from the Canadian government, GRIT is a four-year program designed to increase women’s participation in export markets, particularly to Canada, by providing resources, training, and business linkages in Dominica, Belize, Grenada, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Hon. Cozier Frederick, Minister for Environment, Rural Modernisation, Kalinago Upliftment and Constituency Empowerment, delivered the keynote speech, celebrating the resilience and contributions of Kalinago women to Dominica’s development. The event also featured a Fireside Chat with Dominican entrepreneurs Lana Athanaze and Natasha Green, who shared insights into the challenges and triumphs of women in the creative sector. Caribbean Export highlighted GRIT as a pivotal step toward achieving inclusive and sustainable trade in the region.
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Hypasounds flies to Trinidad for 2026 Carnival promo tour
Barbadian Soca sensation Hypasounds has taken Trinidad by storm this week, embarking on his much-awaited ‘Made Fuh Dat’ radio tour to promote his latest single, ‘Made Fuh Dat (All Bumpas)’. The artist has graced some of Trinidad’s most prominent radio and TV stations, including TTT Live Online, Boom 94 FM, CNC3, Slam 100.5 FM, NEXT 99.1, and 96.1 WE FM. During these appearances, Hypasounds offered fans and media a glimpse into his creative journey, musical influences, and the essence of his signature sound, all while building anticipation for the 2026 Trinidad Carnival season. The single, penned by Darryl Gervais and produced by Boogy Ranks from New York, commemorates Hypasounds’ 20th anniversary in the Soca industry. It’s a vibrant ode to movement, authenticity, and his loyal fanbase, encapsulating the raw energy that has defined his career. ‘This one is for the day-one fans,’ Hypasounds remarked. ‘It’s that real, raw, energetic Soca that people know me for. ‘Made Fuh Dat’ is a celebration of life, movement, and the upcoming Carnival season.’ Known for chart-toppers like ‘Sugar Rush,’ ‘How She Like It,’ and ‘Happy,’ Hypasounds has solidified his reputation as a master of high-energy productions. As he marks two decades in the industry, ‘Made Fuh Dat (All Bumpas)’ heralds a year-long celebration, featuring new music, performances across the Caribbean and beyond, and deeper engagement with his global audience. Fans can follow his journey on social media @hypasoundsmuzik and @forhernation, and stream the single on all major digital platforms.
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VACANCY: Chief Executive Officer
The Antigua and Barbuda Airport Authority (ABAA) has announced a high-profile vacancy for the position of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at the V.C. Bird International Airport (VCBIA). This pivotal role offers a unique opportunity to lead one of the Caribbean’s most significant aviation hubs during a period of dynamic growth and transformation. The successful candidate will spearhead the management and operations of both V.C. Bird International Airport and Barbuda International Airport, ensuring adherence to international aviation standards while fostering safety, efficiency, and world-class service. Key responsibilities include providing strategic leadership, implementing Board-approved policies, overseeing financial performance, and driving airport modernization and infrastructure development. The CEO will also be tasked with building robust relationships with government ministries, regulators, unions, and industry partners, while representing the Authority at local, regional, and international forums. Applicants must possess a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Aviation Management, Public Administration, or a related discipline, along with 10–15 years of progressive leadership experience in aviation or transportation. Expertise in strategic planning, financial management, and stakeholder relations is essential, while completion of the Airport Management Professional Accreditation Programme (AMPAP) will be a strong asset. The ideal candidate will demonstrate a proven ability to lead in high-pressure environments, coupled with strong knowledge of aviation regulatory bodies such as MOCA, ECCAA, and ICAO. This role demands strategic and innovative leadership, financial acumen, and exceptional communication skills. Interested candidates are invited to submit their cover letter and curriculum vitae to the Human Resources Manager at the Antigua & Barbuda Airport Authority by 28 November 2025. Only suitable applicants will be acknowledged.
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Sandals Grenada: Now Hiring – Dream Big With Us!
Sandals Resorts International, renowned for transforming dreams into reality through opportunity, training, and education, is now inviting passionate individuals to join its team at Sandals Grenada. The resort is offering a wide array of positions, including Human Resources Coordinator, Front Office Agent, Chief Engineer, Restaurant Server, and many more, each with the potential to foster personal and professional growth. Successful candidates will enjoy a comprehensive benefits package, including health and life insurance, education and training opportunities, pension plans, staff transportation, and competitive salaries. Applicants are encouraged to submit their curriculum vitae via email to The Recruitment & Compliance Specialist by the deadline of 14 November 2025. A clean police record and flexibility to work nights, weekends, and public holidays are essential requirements. While all applications are appreciated, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Sandals Grenada continues its mission to create unforgettable Caribbean experiences, inspiring individuals, families, and communities to dream bigger and lead more prosperous, sustainable, and fulfilling lives.
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ANNOUNCEMENT: DOWASCO apologizes for unscheduled service interruption from Mero to Castle Comfort
Dominica Water and Sewerage Company (DOWASCO) has issued a formal apology to customers served by the WA-1 System, which spans from Mero to Castle Comfort, including Warner and Campbell, particularly those in elevated areas. The unscheduled interruption in water supply was necessitated by heavy rainfall, which caused extremely high turbidity levels in the water source. This condition forced DOWASCO to temporarily shut down the system to ensure water safety and quality. The company is actively monitoring river flow conditions and is committed to restoring service as swiftly as possible. DOWASCO expressed deep regret for the inconvenience caused and extended gratitude to customers and the general public for their cooperation and understanding during this challenging period. The company reaffirmed its motto, ‘Our Water, Our Treasure, Our Life,’ emphasizing its dedication to providing reliable water services.
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Qatar 2025 World Cup : England inflicts a severe defeat to Haiti [1-8]
In a stunning display of dominance, England’s U-17 football team delivered a crushing 8-1 defeat to Haiti during their Group E match at the FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025. The match, held on November 6, 2025, at the Aspire Zone sports complex in Doha, saw the ‘Three Lions’ assert their technical superiority from the very first minute. Luca Williams-Barnett opened the scoring just 60 seconds into the game, setting the tone for what would become a relentless onslaught. Reigan Heskey doubled the lead with a penalty in the 14th minute, and despite a brief moment of hope when Franco Celestin scored for Haiti in the 17th minute, England quickly regained control with goals from Reggie Walsh, Alejandro Rodriguez, and a hat-trick by Chizaram Ezenwata. The final scoreline of 8-1 not only highlighted England’s prowess but also effectively eliminated Haiti from the tournament, leaving them at the bottom of Group E with zero points. Haitian coach Eddy Cesar acknowledged the difficulty of the loss but vowed to regroup for their final match against Venezuela. The Haitian Football Federation expressed pride in their young team’s resilience, emphasizing their determination to rise stronger from this setback.
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EBS roept nogmaals op zuinig om te gaan met stroom
The N.V. Energiebedrijven Suriname (EBS) has announced a temporary power generation shortfall from Saturday, November 8, to Wednesday, November 12, 2025, due to urgent maintenance on several power generation units. This maintenance will hinder the company’s ability to fully meet the electricity demand during this period. According to EBS, power shortages are expected to occur from early afternoon until approximately 3:00 AM on weekends. On weekdays, particularly Monday and Tuesday, power cuts may begin in the morning and extend into the early hours of the following day. Depending on the grid’s load, certain neighborhoods could experience outages lasting up to five hours, with at least one occurrence during the maintenance period. The specific areas affected will not be announced in advance, as they depend on real-time electricity demand. EBS has assured that critical facilities such as hospitals and police stations, along with areas connected to the same power lines, will be exempt from these outages. The utility company has urgently appealed to all consumers to conserve electricity as much as possible during these days to mitigate the impact of the power disruptions.
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GBCL career opportunity: Trade Activations Coordinator
Grenada Bottling Company (GBCL), a leading beverage production facility in the KOSCAB supply chain, is renowned for its innovative, high-quality solutions and commitment to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace. The company is now seeking a highly qualified professional to fill the role of Trade Activations Coordinator, a pivotal position aimed at driving commercial success and strengthening customer relationships. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and implementing commercial strategies, managing customer relationships, and achieving key sales objectives. Key duties include delivering exceptional customer service, creating joint business plans to enhance strategic partnerships, and collaborating with Sales and Marketing teams to execute impactful commercial programs. Additionally, the role involves monitoring and evaluating initiatives to ensure alignment with set objectives and providing recommendations for future improvements. Applicants must possess a Diploma/Certificate in Sales and Marketing or Business Administration, at least two years of experience in a sales or merchandising environment, and strong organizational and analytical skills. Knowledge of ISO Standards and IMS policies is advantageous. Interested candidates are invited to submit their Cover Letter and Curriculum Vitae by Friday, 21 November 2025, to [email protected] with ‘Trade Activations Coordinator’ as the subject. Only suitable applicants will be contacted.
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Bodies of security guards, guns and ammo recovered after boat mishap
In a tragic incident on the Puruni River, the bodies of two security guards, along with their assigned firearms, were recovered following a boat mishap. The incident occurred on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, as the aluminum boat capsized while en route from a backdam to Puruni Landing. The deceased have been identified as Patrice Grimmond and Kevis Robin, though their ages and addresses remain undisclosed. According to the Guyana Police Force, the boat capsized around 4 PM, with two other individuals, including the captain, managing to swim to safety. Grimmond’s body was discovered on Tuesday, November 5, while Robin’s was found the following day. Authorities also recovered a shotgun, an AR rifle, and their respective ammunition, all belonging to the security firm. Preliminary examinations revealed no signs of violence on the bodies, which were subsequently transported to the Bartica Hospital Mortuary for post-mortem examinations. The recovered weapons and ammunition have been securely lodged.