Earlier this week, a US court delivered a historic verdict, finding Meta and Google liable for intentionally designing addictive platforms that harm children. In this article, we discuss the case, the ruling, and what Caribbean societies may need to consider going forward.
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The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) recently marked a “landmark success” with its first fully digital and hybrid examination cycle in January 2026. While the transition signals a bold leap toward modernisation, it also exposes a widening digital divide. We discuss balancing the technological ambition with the ground-level realities of the Caribbean classroom.
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From climate resilience to healthcare equity, AI offers a “leapfrog” opportunity for Caribbean countries and, by extension, the region. But a brilliant algorithm or model is only 20% of the battle. In this article, we discuss architecting a sustainable digital future and key factors that must be addressed.
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As the Caribbean region navigates a new era of medical innovation, the shift from paper-bound clinics to interconnected digital ecosystems is no longer a luxury—it is a necessity for resilience. In this article, we discuss digital health records (DHRs): their benefits and challenges, and some Important considerations for Caribbean countries that are in the process of implementing their own DHR system.
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What does digital inclusion really look like in the Eastern Caribbean—and how closely does it reflect realities across the wider CARICOM region? Drawing on findings from ECTEL’s Digital Inclusion Survey, this article explores key trends in connectivity, affordability, digital skills and quality of service, and their implications for Caribbean development.
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