By Dr. Basil Springer “Lazy hands make for poverty, but diligent hands bring wealth.” – Proverbs 10:4 In recent years, the Caribbean region has experienced an upsurge in entrepreneurial endeavors, with startups championing innovation and diversifying the economic landscape. Amid this trend, there’s an undercurrent driving success in established organizations that’s equally potent – intrapreneurship. […]
By Lenrod Nzulu Baraka The appellations of racist, terrorist, and anti-Semite are three of the most highly charged labels invoked by culture warriors on the contemporary global, social, and ideological battle fields. Any one saddled with these labels run the risk of being cancelled, which could mean being fired, isolated, whitelisted (formerly called blacklisted) or […]
By J. K. Roberts ( Sound Public Policies Advocate ) Celebrations are expressions of ‘happiness and satisfaction and gratitude’ for some form of achievement, of success or of positive outcome; the expressions vary from being extravagant entertainments to reflective ceremonies, depending on the reason(s) for the celebrations. Successes must be seen as have been planned […]
By Lenrod Nzulu Baraka As American and Israeli munitions continue to rain down death on Palestinian women and children, African Americans are gravitating to both sides of the ideological war taking place in America and around the globe. Black faces in high places have registered both support for and dissent against an immediate cease fire […]
By J. K. Roberts ( Sound Public Policies Advocate ) Grenada experiences a relatively stable democratic reign during its first fifty (50) years of political independence, which was also typified by valid concerns and robust campaigns of various groupings in the society against the abuse of power by the Government and including against the weaknesses […]
By Dr. Basil Springer “Instruct those who are rich in this present world not to be conceited or to fix their hope on the uncertainty of riches, but on God, who richly supplies us with all things to enjoy.” – 1 Timothy 6:17 As I pondered over this scripture in the Book of Timothy, it […]
By Lenrod Nzulu Baraka One lesson that people of African ancestry should have been able to extract from the last 500 years of world history is that might is right and that the powerful rule over and exploit the weak. Whenever the mighty and the weak face off on the battle field in the real […]
By J. K. Roberts ( Sound Public Policies Advocate ) The average Grenadian-citizen and political scientists on the history of Grenada have conceded that some form of national recognition or commemoration is appropriate for the unprecedented tragic occurrence on 19 October 1983 and for which, after four decades of activism towards the annual observance, the […]
By Dr. Basil Springer “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and your plans will succeed.” – Proverbs 16:3 As I sit here, reflecting on my journey in the world of indigenous business consulting in the Caribbean, I can’t help but feel a sense of pride and nostalgia. It’s been quite a ride, one that began […]
