Cayman startup, Barefoot Journeys selected to attend 2022 International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) in Cannes alongside global travel buyers
Cayman’s newest travel startup Barefoot Journeys has confirmed their attendance, among a select group of global travel advisors at the 2022 International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) in Cannes. The prestigious invite only event will see Barefoot Journeys place the Cayman…
Cayman Islanders go to Songea, Tanzania on a Mission Trip
By Dr. Michael Bowerman I am grateful to God for your prayerful support during my recent mission trip to Tanzania. As you will remember, I was part of a team of four, accompanied by Bishop PJ Lawrence and Andrew &…
Gadget of the week
African experiments with drone technologies could leapfrog decades of infrastructure neglect By Jake Bright, Samantha Stein3From TechCrunch Charis Extra Photo A drone revolution is coming to sub-Saharan Africa. Countries across the continent are experimenting with this 21st century technology as…
Best walking and hiking tours
8 Best walking and hiking tours across the world By Ashyln Molly From Travel Blissful Many millennials today are going back to the basics – closer to nature and being active. You can go for everything from massages to spa…
Inside Planet Labs’ new satellite manufacturing site
By Anna Escher From techCrunch Satellite imaging and analytics company Planet is taking the wraps off its new manufacturing space in San Francisco. Founded by ex-NASA employees, Planet is leveraging some of the $183 million in funding it’s amassed to…
Governments around the world are using laws to silence LGBTIQ civil society
Read online: https://www.outrightinternational.org/content/governments-around-world-are-using-laws-silence-lgbtiq-civil-society Download map: https://www.outrightinternational.org/righttoregister Today, OutRight Action International launches their latest report, The Global State of LGBTI Organizing: The Right to Register. The report highlights a phenomenon in which governments are trying to silence a growing movement for…
30 innovations that improved the world in 2017
BY MATT PETRONZIO From Mashable 2017 may have been a rough year, but there were plenty of inventions, innovations, and gadgets that made the world just a slightly better place. From global health to social justice to humanitarian aid, a…
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Anti-poaching elephant conservationist found murdered in Tanzania
From WN Police in Tanzania said that Wayne Lotter was likely followed and targeted for his conservation work before he was shot dead on Wednesday, according to The Guardian. Lotter was traveling in a taxi from Dar as Salaam airport…
The commodity that no one knows about but everybody wants to buy
By Thomas Biesheuvel From Bloomberg The world’s mines and steel plants got so devalued during the commodity slump that some were just given away by owners struggling to cut losses or debt. But there’s at least one metal that’s been…
US Treasury rules FBME ‘still a money laundering concern’
BY THE GUARDIAN REPORTER From IPP media The US Treasury`s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has issued a final ruling confirming the Tanzanian-headquartered Federal Bank of the Middle East (FBME) as an institution of “primary money laundering concern.” The Bank…
