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facts about CARICOM
1 Dec

13 Cracking Facts About CARICOM

Ever heard of CARICOM before? It’s the name of an alliance between island nations, largely out in the Caribbean. Recognised by the UN, the alliance helps to represent people and member states on the world stage – separately, they would perhaps be rather tiny! Here are some fun facts about CARICOM to crack into. 1. …
interesting facts about the Caribbean
13 Oct

18 Sunny Facts About The Caribbean

Often described as the West Indies, the Caribbean archipelago is one of the world’s best yachting locations, and is ideal for year round sunny holidays with its tropical beaches that are spread over approximately 1 million square miles. Brush up your worldly knowledge with these 14 fun facts about the Caribbean: 1. Columbus found the …
British Empire Facts
2 Oct

24 Eye-opening Facts About The British Empire

British Empire, a comprehensive system of servitudes that over some three centuries was brought under the sovereignty of the crown of Great Britain. The policy of recognizing significant degrees of self-government by dependencies led to the development of the notion of a ‘British Commonwealth’ by the 20th century. Several British colonies that became independent joined …
interesting facts about grenada
3 Sep

21 Gorgeous Facts About Grenada

Nestled in the eastern Caribbean, Grenada is a small island country known for its stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and vibrant culture. With a population of just over 125,000 people, Grenada is one of the smallest independent countries in the western hemisphere. Despite its size, Grenada has a rich and complex history, having been inhabited by …
interesting facts about Coral Reefs
2 Mar

13 Colourful Facts About Coral Reefs

If you’ve never swum deep into the oceans before, you may not have come across gorgeous coral reefs.  These natural ‘sea forests’ are hugely important to the lives of millions of aquatic life swimming in and out of their various nooks and crannies. Sadly, they are under threat now more so than ever before.  Here …