We are being watched. With the number of CCTV cameras and airborne satellite cameras, it feels like our every move is being observed, tracked and recorded. New technology is now available to even watch those watching us to see what they are missing. We have been led to believe that because of evil people around…
Author: caribleaper
was born and brought up in Guyana where I was based until 1987. Currently moves between the UK and France. I consider myself part of a complex Caribbean and Indian Diaspora: complex as the 1st movement of my ancestors from India was not a choice. My religious heritages include Islam, Hinduism and Christianity – Caribbean style.
I have lived, studied and worked in Guyana, Jamaica, Grenada, Curacao, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. And over the last 20 years I have been living and working in Birmingham and London. Like so many other members of the Caribbean Diaspora, “home” has a strange ring as it continues to be "elsewhere" for me!
In the Caribbean I have been involved in a variety of ministries, including community development work in Guyana and Grenada and ecumenical theological education in Guyana, Grenada and Curacao.
My academic qualifications include a BA degree in theology (University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica), an MA in theology and Caribbean Literature (University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica) and a PhD in Theology, Ecumenism and Missiology (University of Utrecht).
I am an avid cricketer, who gets excited over Bob Marley, big screens and good films, authentic Rum Punch [that is, Grenadian Style], good Caribbean Curry (largely creolised) and, of course the elusive Anancy