Caribbean Disability Network

16/09/2026

​(L-R) DAPD’s Vice President Sonia Blackwell and DAPD’s Treasurer Nathalie Murphy The Dominica Association of Persons with Disabilities (DAPD) has turned to the media as a last resort...

07/09/2026

02/09/2026

Persons with disabilities across the Caribbean are set to gain greater access to employment opportunities with the recent launch of the United Nations’ ‘HireAbility Campaign’, under the theme “Break Barriers. Embrace Inclusion.Champion Rights”.The regional initiative, which promotes disabi...

31/08/2026

23/08/2026

Happy 40th birthday to Jamaican sprint icon Usain Bolt! 🇯🇲🎉⚡

The eight time Olympic gold medallist and world record holder celebrates the milestone today, August 21.

From dominating the biggest stages in athletics to becoming one of the most recognizable athletes of all time, Bolt’s legacy continues to inspire generations around the world.

Happy birthday, Legend! 🐐🇯🇲🎂

23/08/2026

GUYANA’S J’KELL WHYTE CELEBRATED AS CARIBBEAN’S MOST OUTSTANDING MALE CSEC STUDENT

GEORGETOWN, GUYANA — Congratulations are pouring in for J’Kell Whyte of Queen’s College, Guyana, following an exceptional performance in the 2026 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate examinations.

Whyte has been recognized as the Caribbean’s Most Outstanding Male CSEC Student, after sitting an impressive 27 subjects and earning passes in all 27.

His results include 20 Grade Ones, six Grade Twos and one Grade Three — a remarkable academic achievement that has placed the Queen’s College student among the Caribbean’s standout performers for 2026.

The accomplishment is another proud moment for Guyana, which continues to produce students performing at an exceptionally high level in regional examinations.

Twenty-seven subjects. Twenty-seven passes. A huge achievement.

Whyte’s performance reflects years of discipline, commitment and determination, while also highlighting the important support provided by teachers, family members and the wider school community.

Across Guyana and the Caribbean, his success is being celebrated as an inspiring example of what young people can accomplish through dedication and consistent effort.

Times Caribbean congratulates J’Kell Whyte on this outstanding milestone and wishes him continued success as he moves into the next chapter of his educational journey.

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23/08/2026

🌟 SOARING BEYOND BARRIERS: CONGRATULATIONS, MIA! 🌟

Heartiest congratulations to Mia on her outstanding performance in the CXC CSEC examinations, earning 8 passes out of 9 subjects — 5 Grade 1s and 3 Grade 2s!

Mia’s remarkable journey from Cotton Thomas Comprehensive School to Washington Archibald High School is a powerful testimony to determination, perseverance, courage and the importance of strong family and educational support.

Despite the challenges associated with being blind, Mia has demonstrated that barriers need not determine one’s destination. I also commend her mother, family, teachers and all those who supported, encouraged and advocated for her throughout her educational journey.

Mia, your achievement is an inspiration to young people across St. Kitts and Nevis and especially to those who may face their own unique challenges.

Continue to believe in yourself, pursue excellence and soar beyond expectations. Your future is bright, and this is only the beginning.

Congratulations, Mia! Keep soaring! 🇰🇳👏🏽🎓✨

23/08/2026

Today Sunday's International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition is an opportunity to reflect on one of the darkest chapters in human history and learn from. PHOTO credit: UNESCO