WI Vs IND | 1st Test Aug 22, 2019
IND 203/6 (68.0)
SL Vs NZ | 2nd Test Aug 22, 2019
SL 85/2 (36.3)
ENG Vs AUS | 3rd Test Aug 22, 2019
AUS 179/10 (52.1)
USA Vs BER | Match 8 Aug 23, 2019
BER 15/0 (2.0)
Latest News on Guadeloupe
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Nov 12, 2018
62-year-old French yachtsman Francis Joyon sails across Atlantic ocean in record time to win Route de Rhum
Francis Joyon won the Route de Rhum trans-Atlantic race at the age of 62, setting a new record along the way on his journey across the Atlantic Sea in a maxi-trimarans. -
Oct 25, 2018
Guadeloupean writer Maryse Condé wins the New Academy Prize for Literature 2018 for her bestselling novel, Segu
Maryse Condé's works are most often set against the backdrops of slavery, colonialism, and exploitation -
Sep 22, 2017
Thousands marooned as Hurricane Maria wrecks havoc in Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico remained in the throes of chaos and devastation Thursday as the remnants of Hurricane Maria continued to dump rain on the island — up to three feet in some areas -
Sep 22, 2017
Hurricane Maria kills 15 people in Dominica, leaves small Caribbean island without water and electricity
Hurricane Maria left more than 15 people dead in hard-hit Dominica, the small Caribbean island's prime minister Roosevelt Skerrit announced on Thursday. -
Sep 12, 2017
Hurricane Irma: Emmanuel Macron to visit Caribbean islands after residents criticise French govt for lack of preparedness
Emmanuel Macron will visit French Caribbean islands hammered by Hurricane Irma where residents have criticised government for not doing enough to prepare them for storm's devastation -
Sep 07, 2017
Hurricane Irma destroys 95% of French part of Caribbean island St Martin; 6 killed, death toll expected to rise
At least six people have been killed in the French part of the Caribbean island St Martin after Hurricane Irma tore through the region. -
Jun 07, 2013
Site where Indians were treated as 'cattle' now a $2.36 million memorial
A newly revealed historic site where 35 Indian indentured labourers, including a woman, were incarcerated and left to die would be part of a 1.8 million euro ($2.36 million) restoration plan in Guadeloupe in French West Indies
