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Originally from humble beginnings in Guyana, Rampersaud has built a successful career through hard work and determination.

Guyana

Entrepreneur Jennifer Rampersad: From humble beginnings to financial empowerment pioneer

By Tracey Khan

Tiffani Sahai, owner of Trini Street Food (second from left) with her team.

Trinidad & Tobago

A taste of Trinidad in Long Island: How Tiffani Sahai’s Food Truck is filling a Caribbean flavor gap

By Tracey Khan

Susan Almodovar, owner of Unicare Adult Daycare, joins family, friends, and community leaders for the ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the opening of her new South Richmond Hill location.

Health

Unicare expands in Queens with heartfelt ceremony and community support

By Tracey Khan

Sybil 'Gee Gee' George (fourth from left) surrounded by attendees at her first gala.

Guyana

Gee Gee George: Empowering communities through radio and philanthropy

By Tracey Khan

Kenyan-born, U.S.-based fashion designer Roselyne Shiyenze, owner of Shiyenze Fashion, alongside her young model Nekrasova.

Fashion

Brooklyn’s creative edge on display: Local designers dazzle at Brooklyn Made Fashion Show

By Tracey Khan

Dance Grenada Founder and Executive Artistic Director Dr. Shola K. Roberts (seventh from left), along with participants of the 5th annual Dance Grenada Festival and the Ousoo Drummers, pose for a group photo following a vibrant and immersive Shango dance class led by renowned Grenadian dancer Keith Willams.

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International Dance Festival: A triumph for Grenada’s artistic community

By Tracey Khan

After playing an intense game, the Morant and Berbice volleyball teams pose for a picture.

Guyana

All ages, all seasons: Volleyball teams unite Caribbean players in Queens

By Tracey Khan

Neighbors Deniese Hariman and Shellyann Sankar have been missing for 25 years.

Trinidad & Tobago

Candlelight vigil held in remembrance of Queens girls who have been missing for 25 years

By Tracey Khan

Dr. Royale-Davis (center, front row) poses with several individuals featured in her book during the launch event.

Books

Dr. Gloria Royale-Davis releases book highlighting contributions of Jamaicans in New York

By Tracey Khan

Jerk pork, seasoned from scratch by Tropical Jerk.

Business

Tropical Jerk: A family legacy of authentic Jamaican cuisine expands in Hempstead

By Tracey Khan

Randolph Marks proudly displays his books as he prepares to write his third one.

Books

Shining a light on youth in crisis: Randolph Marks’ inspiring message in his new books

By Tracey Khan

Sabrina Wright, owner of Golden Sugar Bakery, is lovingly known by her customers as the “Cake Lady.”

Guyana

Golden Sugar Bakery: How Sabrina Wright turned $19.84 Into a six-figure cake business

By Tracey Khan

Assistant Chief Ruel Stephenson is one of the highest-ranked Jamaicans in the NYPD.

Jamaica

Ruel Stephenson’s inspiring journey of resilience and leadership: From truck driver to NYPD Assistant Chief

By Tracey Khan

Colle Kharis doing what he loves.

Guyana

From Air Force to airwaves: Colle Kharis is reinventing his career as an artist

By Tracey Khan

Savannah Spiced is located at 158 Utica Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11213.

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Savannah Spiced: A culinary love story rooted in Caribbean heritage

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Sold out Bouyou Festival in Queens

Music

New York’s Inaugural Bouyon Festival: A sold-out celebration of Caribbean unity

By Tracey Khan

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