Best practices to stay safe online
Staying safe online doesn’t just apply to your home anymore, if you’re a business owner you have to treat your business office like your home. Take the right precautions, then you won’t have to bring your work worries home. Not…
How to road trip with an electric car. Your guide to clearer skies and sustainable highway adventures
With more electric vehicle charging stations popping up, people are traveling increasingly longer distances on electricity alone. Whether you’re cruising across California’s Golden Gate Bridge or the Grand Canyon, electric cars are one of the more convenient options to explore…
Jamaica Government facilitating access to sport for all
By Chris Patterson From JIS Story Highlights Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Hon. Olivia Grange, has reiterated the Government’s commitment to make sport accessible to all. “Studies have shown the importance of engaging in regular physical activity from…
Hampton University in Virginia to launch the Center for Caribbean Health Research
From JBHE Hampton University, the historically Black educational institution in Virginia, has announced the establishment of the Center for Caribbean Health Research on campus. The center will strive to eliminate health disparities in Caribbean nations and also for diaspora populations…
Clarke urges black women to practice ‘self-care’
BY NELSON A. KING From Caribbean Life Brooklyn congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke wants Black women to make themselves “the priority,” urging that they practice “self-care.” “For generations, Black women have been on the frontlines of many battles. From the Civil…
Minister of Tourism De Weever: FCCA preparing for Foundation‘s Caribbean Children’s Environmental Poster Competition
From SMN News POND ISLAND:— The Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA) is in the process of organizing its 2018 FCCA Foundation‘s Caribbean Children’s Environmental Poster Competition. This year’s competition, “Weathering the Storm: Disaster Preparation for my Destination”, seeks to promote and…
Cayman Islands law school welcomes Dr. Derek O’Brien, TBLS-Oxford Brookes University Liaison Officer
Dr. Derek O’Brien, TBLS-Oxford Brookes University Liaison Officer, will be visiting the Truman Bodden Law School during the week commencing April 16th 2018. Dr. O’Brien will be holding a meeting with past and present students. All are welcome and encouraged…
Cayman International School expansion to include new early childhood centre and high school
Dart has submitted planning applications for a new early childhood centre and high school facilities for Cayman International School at Camana Bay. The US $60 million expansion will almost double the school’s capacity to 1,100 students. In partnership with International…
The many uses of blockchain technology
The rise of Bitcoin is a big topic at the moment, with many people using it as a method of payment, investment opportunity, or even for Bitcoin gambling (not always safe, check out some reviews of reliable Bitcoin casinos on…
Latin America and the Caribbean: a decade lost in ending child marriage
From UNICEF Without accelerated progress, nearly 20 million more girls in the region will be married in childhood by 2030 PANAMA/NEW YORK, 10 April 2018 – Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is the only region in the world where the…






