PAHO launches new information platform on health and migration in the Americas

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As COVID cases continue to rise in the Americas, PAHO Director urges countries to “take stock of the numbers and act”

With the virus “not going away any time soon,” countries must bolster testing and surveillance and ensure that vaccines get to where they are needed the most.

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Caribbean tourism legend John Bell receives CHRIS Lifetime Achievement

About the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA)The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) is the Caribbean's leading association representing the interests of national hotel and touri...

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FemCore Tour

POS, Trinidad (Sonique Solutions) – An all-female collective of homegrown Trinidad & Tobago Pop/Rock talent will take centre stage this summer at the upcoming live music series known as ‘FemCore 2022’...

Cayman Islands Bankers Association elects new President and Vice President

The Cayman Islands Bankers Association (CIBA) has announced the appointment of Ms. Sarah Hobbs as President and Ms. Amanda Bodden as Vice President.

Cayman: Firefighters receive accredited fire and rescue training

Grand Cayman 20 May 2022 – The Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS) firefighters recently underwent accredited driver skills training with Emergency Response Driver Training Ltd (ERDT) UK and fire and r...

Monkeypox cases increase overseas, Cayman to be aware

Grand Cayman, 20 May 2022 –  New cases of human monkeypox have been found in several European countries, the United States, Canada and Australia. No cases have been detected in the Caribbean to date.