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Activemirror. Announces Debut Album “Though The Night Is Not Over”

ARUBA, Jan. 14, 2025 – Activemirror. is thrilled to announce the release of its debut album, "Though The Night Is Not Over," which will be available on major streaming platforms starting Friday, Jan. 17, 2025. Recorded in late 2024, the album features the...

Small Island Developing States (SIDS): Challenges and Resilience

Small Island Developing States (SIDS) represent a unique group of nations characterized by their geographic isolation, small size, and economic vulnerability. While Aruba is not officially classified as a SIDS member due to its status as a constituent country of the...

Changes to Aruba Online ED-Card Procedure Affecting Non-Resident Students

New Sustainability Fee and Updates to Aruba Online ED-Card for Travelers The Aruba Department of Immigration and AWSS (Aruba Web Services System) have introduced changes to the Aruba Online ED-Card process, including the implementation of a Sustainability Fee for...
Beyond the Beach: Unveiling the Natural Pool in Aruba

Beyond the Beach: Unveiling the Natural Pool in Aruba

Aruba! The name itself conjures images of pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and endless sunshine. But Aruba offers more than just a luxurious beach vacation. Nestled on the north shore, away from the usual tourist hotspots, lies a hidden gem called the Natural Pool....

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Sailing Through Time: The Dutch Adventure on Aruba’s Shores

Sailing Through Time: The Dutch Adventure on Aruba’s Shores

In the vibrant tapestry of Caribbean history, Aruba stands out as a jewel with a past as colorful as its sunsets. Embark on a journey through time as we explore the Dutch takeover of this tropical paradise in the early 17th century and the whirlwind of changes it...

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Destination of the Week: Sasarawichi Sand Dunes

Destination of the Week: Sasarawichi Sand Dunes

Tucked away along the rugged north shore of Aruba lies a serene oasis, untouched by the bustling crowds that often flock to the island's more popular attractions. Here, amidst the desert-like terrain, one discovers the mesmerizing beauty of Sasarawichi Sand Dunes,...

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Fort Zoutman: Where Dutch Heritage Meets Caribbean Charm

Fort Zoutman: Where Dutch Heritage Meets Caribbean Charm

In the heart of Oranjestad, Aruba's vibrant capital, stands a timeless sentinel of history: Fort Zoutman. Fondly known as the Willem III Tower, this architectural gem weaves tales of Dutch colonial prowess and Caribbean allure into its sturdy coral stone walls. At...

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Cocolishi: Aruba’s Shining Shell of Sustainability

Cocolishi: Aruba’s Shining Shell of Sustainability

In the heart of Oranjestad, Aruba's capital city, stands a marvel of modern architecture that not only captures the eye but also the essence of sustainability. Behold the Cocolishi government building, a true testament to innovation and environmental consciousness....

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Aruba Aloe: Cultivating Nature’s Healing Power Since 1890

Aruba Aloe: Cultivating Nature’s Healing Power Since 1890

Aruba Aloe stands tall as a beacon of excellence in aloe vera-based products, with a legacy spanning over a century. Established in 1890, this family-owned enterprise embarked on a mission to unlock aloe vera's potent healing properties, thriving in Aruba's unique...

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Sipping Splendor: The Wonders of Aruba’s Tap Water

Sipping Splendor: The Wonders of Aruba’s Tap Water

When you think of paradise, pristine beaches and swaying palm trees likely come to mind. But nestled within the sun-soaked haven of Aruba lies a hidden gem that often goes unnoticed—the tap water. Yes, you read that right! Aruba's tap water isn't just any ordinary...

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Benelux Calls for a European Ban on Dirty Fuel Exports to West Africa

Benelux Calls for a European Ban on Dirty Fuel Exports to West Africa

The Benelux countries—Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg—are urging the rest of Europe to ban the export of highly polluting fuels to other parts of the world. These fuels, which contain excessive levels of sulfur, benzene, and manganese, are far more toxic than...

Germany’s Next Chancellor: The Future of Europe at Stake

Germany’s Next Chancellor: The Future of Europe at Stake

Germany’s upcoming federal election on February 23, 2025, will not only shape the country’s future but also have significant consequences for the European Union, security, and foreign policy. The four leading chancellor candidates—Friedrich Merz (CDU), Olaf Scholz...

Venezuela vs. Brazil: Two Different Paths in the Global Oil Market

Venezuela vs. Brazil: Two Different Paths in the Global Oil Market

With Brazil recently joining OPEC+, the global oil landscape is shifting, raising questions about which countries in South America and the Caribbean hold influence in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). Despite Brazil’s inclusion in OPEC+,...