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IslandsCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-12-25

Sandals Chief Questions Resort Link to Grenada #COVID19 Outbreak

“As of today, the source is not yet known and we are fully supporting the contact tracing and fact-finding efforts” – Adam Stewart, the Deputy Chairman #GD

IslandsCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-12-15

#Caribbean ‘Work From Paradise’ Packages Tempt Remote Workers.

With low Covid-19 rates and plenty of signature sunshine, Caribbean islands and hotels have created packages to encourage people to move their home office overseas. #DigitalNomad

IslandsCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-12-01

MoU for US$90M Hilton Hotel in Mc Doom inked.

Minister Oneidge Walrond, Go-Invest CEO, Dr. Peter Ramsaroop and Mr. Lars Mangal of TOTALTEC signed the agreement on Monday at the Ministry’s boardroom. The hotel is earmarked for Houston/McDoom, East Bank Demerara.

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EduCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-12-24

Texila University Offering Discounts, Exemptions for Coursera Students

The Texila American University (TAU) now recognises courses completed by students on the online platform, Coursera, and has created opportunities for them to save time and money while learning there. #Needs #GY

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EduCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-12-17

UWI and European University Institute Share COVID-19 & Trade Experiences in the Caribbean & Europe

Researchers and practitioners joined in an e-dialogue to exchange thoughts & best practices on trade and economic affairs between the two regions. #Economy

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EduCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-12-07

Dr Olivene Burke, Director of Social Services, UWI Mona, awarded 2020 Laureate of the Caribbean for Public & Civic Contributions.

The Anthony N Sabga Caribbean #Awards for Excellence celebrated Dr Burke singly in a small ceremony, held in October at The Jamaica Pegasus Hotel. #JM

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EduCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-11-30

Gov’t, UWI negotiating deal to train 20,000 Guyanese

The University of the West Indies (UWI) is currently negotiating an agreement with the Government of Guyana to help to train up to 20,000 Guyanese over the next five years, through The UWI Open Campus. #GY

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HealthCaribbean

HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-12-28

UWI Researchers Begin Coronavirus Genome Sequencing Project.

A team of researchers from St Augustine campus of the University of the West Indies (UWI), has embarked on a project to analyse coronavirus genomes from infected individuals. #COVID19 #TT

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HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-12-24

Outbreak at Caribbean Resort Spawns 26 Cases So Far.

Before this past weekend, Grenada had only recorded 45 coronavirus cases since March. Then, more than half that number was added all at once when an outbreak occurred at a resort on the Caribbean island, the Washington Post reports. #COVID19 #IslandsCaribbean #GD

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HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-12-21

Jamaican Medic Named Britain’s Second Most Influential Black Person.

Jamaican Professor Kevin Fenton has been named on the Powerlist 2021 as the second most influential black person in Britain for his role in the fight against the novel coronavirus. #COVID19 #JM

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HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-12-17

The Hidden Stories of Medical Experimentation on Caribbean Slave Plantations.

The book, “Secret Cures of Slaves: People, Plants, and Medicine in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic,” describes human experimentation in the late 1700s. #History

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HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-12-14

Barbados deposits funds for #COVID19 #vaccines.

PAHO/WHO Representative to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, Dr Yitades Gebre revealed that “Barbados is one of the first countries to take action” for the procurement of the vaccine. #PAHOWHO #BB

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HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-12-10

Cuban doctors officially nominated to Nobel Peace Prize from Bulgaria.

Friends of Cuba in Bulgaria officially proposed the request to nominate Cuba’s Henry Reeve international medical brigade to the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize. #CU

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HealthCaribbean Weekend ed. 2020-12-03

Blowout Of CARICOM #COVID19 #Travel Bubble – Regional Heads Squabble Over Country Classification.

In agreeing to establish a so-called travel bubble among member countries when they met on September 11, CARICOM leaders accepted a recommendation from the Trinidad-based Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) to apply a standard of 20 active cases per 100,000 population over a 14-day period.

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HealthCaribbean Weekday ed. 2020-11-30

A huge spike in COVID-19 cases looms over the Christmas season, which could put pressure on hospital bed spaces, with males at a higher risk of dying if Jamaicans let down their guards against the coronavirus in the coming weeks, the health ministry has warned.

The declaration comes as the nation awaits the Government’s decision on whether restrictions to prevent the spread of the virus will be relaxed for the festive season.

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