The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will learn about efforts to preserve Belize’s barrier reef as their Caribbean tour continues. William and Kate spent around an hour chatting with Prime Minister Johnny Briceno and his wife Rosanna after arriving on Saturday for the start of an eight-day trip to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The couple looked relaxed after their 11-hour long-haul trip from the UK and were welcomed by Belize’s Governor General Froyla Tzalam as they stepped from the Voyager mi

He had beautiful rhythmLaura Cacho, who danced with William Her husband watched as she stole the show before he was tempted to join the performance dancing with Ms Cacho. She said afterwards: “ He shook his waist to the music.... “ Can I come and work for you?... ” Narcisio took the couple out of the blistering sun and sat them down under a marquee and told them about the anti-oxidants and other important properties of cocoa and the duke exclaimed: “ Are you saying chocolate is good for us?...

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s Caribbean tour faces further protests with Jamaican campaigners accusing the Queen and her predecessors of perpetuating slavery.As the country marks its 60th anniversary, a coalition of Jamaican politicians, business leaders, doctors and musicians have called in an open letter for the British monarchy to pay slavery reparations.“ We note with great concern your visit to our country Jamaica, during a period when we are still in the throes of a global pandemic a

Villagers are involved in a highly emotional fight against the state and Flora and Fauna International( FFI), which works to protect ecosystems worldwide, over the rights to lands lost in the colonial era.... The Duke, who was Honorary Commodore and honorary life member of the Royal Nassau Sailing Club, was pictured sailing during his first visit to the islands.... It promises to feature plenty of traditional music and dance, a nod to Bob Marley and a military parade. Kensington Palace is awar