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Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines: ENTERTAINMENT

Reggae artists getting back to their roots
NEW YORK, USA (Reuters): A widely held perception among music aficionados is that quality roots reggae passed away with Bob Marley in 1981. Although no current reggae acts possess Marley's mesmerizing stage presence and his unparalleled appeal across various social, racial and religious divides...

Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines: TRAVEL

Cayman Airways and Air Jamaica discuss cooperation
GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands: In a preliminary meeting on Monday, Cayman Airways and Air Jamaica began to explore several areas of cooperation that would redound to the benefit of both carriers. These discussions come on the heels of a meeting of Ministers of Tourism and International Transportation held in Antigua.

Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines: WEATHER

Tropical Storm Bertha forms in eastern Atlantic
NEW YORK, USA (Reuters): Tropical Storm Bertha formed on Thursday in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean near the Cape Verde Islands, the US National Hurricane Center said. The NHC expects the storm to still be in the open Atlantic Ocean far away from North America in five days.

Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines: TECHNOLOGY

Digicel gears up for 2008 Caribbean hurricane season
KINGSTON, Jamaica: Caribbean telecommunications company Digicel has announced that it has enhanced its 2008 hurricane preparedness programme to ensure customers and employees are equipped to weather this year's hurricane season, which officially began in June and typically lasts through November 30

Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines: EDUCATION

Caribbean needs to protect its tertiary education sector, says St Kitts PM
BASSETERRE, St Kitts (CUOPM): Caribbean nations are opposed to the full-scale liberalisation or opening up of the region’s tertiary education sector, which is seen as a public good and not as an economic or commercial enterprise, said St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr Denzil Douglas.