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IslandsCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-07-07
Bajan Prime Minister Mia Mottley announced that not only is Barbados now COVID-19 free, but Barbados will also be officially open to tourists on July 12th. #BB
IslandsCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-07-03
Tim Sheldon is retiring from his role as president, Caribbean and Latin America at Marriott International in early 2021, following a 35-year career with the company.
Sheldon led the company’s rapid expansion in the Caribbean and Latin America over the past five years, doubling the region’s portfolio to 268 properties with another 132 projects in the pipeline.
IslandsCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-30
The Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino is reopening on June 30, ahead of Aruba’s tourism reopening. The property includes two resorts: the Renaissance Marina Hotel and the Renaissance Ocean Suites, along with a private-island beach destination. #Hospitality #AW
IslandsCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-06-26
Most of the 18 #golf courses in Puerto Rico have officially reopened for play, according to Puerto Rico Governor Wanda Vazquez. #PR
IslandsCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-23
Jamaica’s Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett has announced that the island will welcome 70 flights, transporting roughly 6,000 visitors, from June 15 to the end of the month. #JM
IslandsCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-06-19
Jamaica has announced it will reopen its borders to international travelers on June 15. operational protocols were announced, including health screening before entry and upon entry, which will be implemented to manage risks to workers, communities and travelers. #JM
IslandsCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-16
Sandals Grande Antigua Resort is the first in the Sandals Resorts chain to reopen since the pandemic began. This all-inclusive officially started welcoming guests on June 4 after Antigua & Barbuda had reopened its borders to international travelers, with new entry protocols.
IslandsCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-06-12
Jamaica’s Tourism Minister, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, says his Ministry has been working overtime with local and international experts to refine all the requisite protocols, to make Jamaica the most COVID-resilient tourist destination globally. #JM
IslandsCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-09
ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – Antigua & Barbuda became the first Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country to reopen its international airport amid stringent health protocols to prevent reoccurrence of COVID-19. #AG
IslandsCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-06-05
Aruba, the Bahamas, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, St. Lucia and St. Maarten are the latest destinations to begin phased reopenings of some businesses. #Caribbean
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EduCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-07-09
On World Environment Day, the University of the West Indies (UWI) hosted a teleconference under the theme ‘COVID and the environment: For better or for worse?’ to discuss linkages between COVID-19 and the #environment.
The event brought together Caribbean stakeholders, among them academics and representatives from the private sector.
EduCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-07-06
Dr Lawrence Lewis, Dean of the University of Guyana’s Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, has been declared a national winner of the 2020 ENERGY GLOBE Award. #GY
EduCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-07-02
A new faculty – aimed at bolstering the national and regional capacity in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) – is being developed at the University of Aruba (UA), in Oranjestad, through support from the European Union (EU), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Catholic University of Leuven (KU Leuven), in Belgium. #AW
EduCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-29
Chairman of the CARICOM Reparations Commission and Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies (UWI) Sir Hilary Beckles, has once again called on Britain to come back to the table to discuss reparatory justice for the #Caribbean #economy.
EduCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-06-25
The Oversight Board certified a fiscal plan for the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) that freezes tuition fees for one-year but insists on changes at the UPR management level that has been resisted for years. #PR
EduCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-22
The inequality of access, unreliability of technology and a lack of a strategy to help teachers use online platforms well has made home learning “an imperfect substitute to school-based provision”, according to a new report by Cayman’s Office of Education Standards. #Tech #KY
EduCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-06-18
The University of Guyana’s Council today announced that the year-long search for the Institution’s 11th Vice Chancellor has ended and that the successful Candidate is Professor Paloma Mohamed-Martin, PhD, the first woman to be named Vice Chancellor in the 57-year history of the University of Guyana.
EduCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-15
The University of the West Indies (UWI), St Augustine, has appointed the first female Professor of Science, Professor Judith Gobin — Head of the Department of Life Sciences, the largest Department in the Faculty of Science and Technology. #TT
EduCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-06-11
Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, Vice-Chancellor of The UWI, President of Universities Caribbean, & Chairman of the CARICOM Reparations Commission has issued a statement on George Floyd’s Killing.
EduCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-08
The Mico University College students’ COVID-19 relief programme aims to assist students at the institution affected by the pandemic, targets US$1-million (J$143-million). #JM
HealthCaribbean
HealthCaribbean Weekend Ed. 2020-07-09
A video appearing on Tripoto’s social media pages has included St. Kitts & Nevis in its list of “8 Countries that have Beaten Coronavirus.” The video states that those countries were now free of the virus with no active cases and have set an example for the rest of the world. #Travel #KN
HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-07-06
Dr Dwaine Cooke, consultant neurosurgeon at Kingston Public Hospital (KPH), & a team of anaesthesiologists, residents & specialist nurses have pulled off a first-of-its-kind brain surgery in the Jamaica’s public health sector. #JM
HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-07-02
“Saharan Dust travels across the Atlantic Ocean to different parts of the world. For the past few days, the skies over the BVI have been very hazy because the dust levels have become hazardous,” the Department of Disaster Management (DDM) stated. #Environment #VG
#HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-29
Lee McArthur & Gabriel Jones who developed HealthIQ, a Covid-19 tracking app, appealed to Bermuda’s public to embrace the technology to help the island stay one step ahead of the coronavirus. #Tech #BM
HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020.06.25
While the #Caribbean is currently experiencing the lowest covid19 infections & death rates in the entire hemisphere, its people are the sickest people in the world, said Prof Sir Hilary Beckles, president of Universities Caribbean and of UWI.
HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-22
Jamaica’s tourism ministry, in tandem with industry stakeholders, has crafted a deep & comprehensive plan to keep visitors & Jamaicans alike safe from COVID-19. #IslandsCaribbean #JM
HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-06-18
Speaking recently at the ‘Virtual Jamaica COVID-19 Geospatial Forum’, senior medical officer (SMO) for health informatics in the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Dr Michele Roofe said that geospatial tools are being utilised for the monitoring and data management aspects of the pandemic. #JM
HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-15
Recently, a team of neurosurgeons led by St. Lucian neurosurgeon, Dr. Curby Sydney, performed complex brain surgery at the Owen King EU Hospital. This surgery was facilitated by specialized equipment & medical expertise of Cana Neuro Services, a St. Lucian-based company dedicated to treating patients with diseases of the brain, spine and nerves and specializing in brain and spine surgery.
HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-06-11
Dr Nikesha Haynes-Gilmore, a Trinidadian molecular pathologist & research assistant professor at the University of Rochester Medical Center NY, is among 7 faculty members internationally recognised for outstanding cancer research & treatment. #TT
HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-06-08
Canadian Licensed Producers (LP) of cannabis are leaving Jamaica in droves, due in part to stalled governemental decisions on export licenses. #JM
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