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CARPHA’s Programme Manager for Tourism and Health Programmes, Surveillance Disease Control and Prevention, Dr. Lisa Indar.
Warning for Caribbean countries as a result of food-borne illnesses
NASSAU, Bahamas, Jul 2, CMC – A senior official of the Trinidad-based Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) says the economic costs associated with food-borne illnesses in the Caribbean are “very
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Mr. Patrick Manning, former Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago
‘A true Champion!’ CARICOM pays tribute to the late Patrick Manning
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has hailed the late former Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Mr. Patrick Manning as one of its true Champions.
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Vice Chancellor of The University of the West Indies (UWI), Sir Hilary Beckles (second right) makes a point at the UWI Forum on Brexit. With him are (l-r) Bruce Golding, Chair of Jamaica’s CARICOM Review Commission; British High Commissioner to
Prepare for impact of Brexit but don’t panic, CARICOM told
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Thursday June 30, 2016 – A University of the West Indies (UWI) forum held yesterday to discuss the impact of the UK’s pending exit from the European Union brough
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CARICOM heads to hear rum industry’s woes
After years of failed attempts to find a resolution to the ongoing rum dispute in the Caribbean, the Caribbean Association of Industry and C
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Executive Director of the CPDC, Shantal Munro-Knight addresses the gathering at the conference
Resuscitate civil society charter
— Caribbean Policy Development Centre Director urges regional Gov’t By Alva Solomon
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Chilean President Michelle Bachelet
Chilean President to be Special Guest
CARICOM Heads of Government will have an exchange of views with special guest, the President of Chile, Michelle Bachelet at this Thirty-seventh Regular Meeting, 4 – 6 July in Georgetown, Guyana.
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Signing by Tyrone Sutherland (CMO) and Jean-Marc Lacave (France), witnessed by the Secretary-General of WMO, Prof. Petteri Taalas
Agreement to improve Meteorological collaboration in the Caribbean
The Caribbean Meteorological Organization (CMO) and the Meteorological Service
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CARILEC Launches Renewable Energy Community to Drive Regional Collaboration
June 29, 2016, CASTRIES: This morning, the Caribbean Electricity Utility Services Corporation (CARILEC) launched a renewable energy virtual community for utility engineers and energy practitioners
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Managing Director of Courts, Clyde de Haas, handing over a cheque worth $500,000 to Race and Programme Manager for Crime and Security at CARICOM, Sherwin Toyne-Stephenson
Courts on board for CARICOM 10K Road Race
Furniture giant, Courts, will collaborate with the Ministry of Education – Department of Culture, Youth and Sport and the Athletics Association of Guyana to stage the 12th annual CARICOM 10K Road R
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Prime Minister Andrew Holness (centre) is seen with (from left): Mr Bruce Golding, former Prime Minister and newly appointed Chairman of CARICOM Review Commission, Damien King, Economist, Professor Alvin Wint, and Andre Mariott-Blake, CARICOM Youth A
Jamaica’s PM launches CARICOM Review Commission
Jamaica’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness on Tuessday launched the CARICOM Review Commission at Jamaica House. The Chairman of the Commission is Mr Bruce Golding, former Prime Minister.
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COY... Jamaica is the country in the Caribbean that produces the most statistics and on the most frequent basis (Photo credit: .jamaicaobserver )
Jamaica leads region in surveys, statistics
JAMAICA is leading the region in terms of the administration of surveys and statistics.
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Vice-Chancellor of the University of the West Indies (UWI) Sir Hilary Beckles says Brexit will affect the Caribbean in every way.New-sir-hilary-beckles-on-brexit
UK’s exit from EU a threat to the Caribbean, warns region’s top academic
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sunday June 26, 2016 – Vice-Chancellor of the University of the West Indies (UWI) Sir Hilary Beckles has warned the region to brace for the impact of the United Kingdom’s (UK) br
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Foreign Affairs Minister, Carl Greenidge (Photo credit: http://newssourcegy.com)
CARICOM still relevant in region- Minister Greenidge
Stronger mechanisms, dialogue and greater awareness are among some of the efforts the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) needs to undertake to ensure its continued effectiveness.
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Aedes aegypti mosquito
PAHO says it has strong strategy to support countries affected by Zika
WASHINGTON, United States, Friday June 24, 2016 – The long-term outlook for the Americas resulting from the Zika virus outbreak is uncertain and the number of people affected is difficult to gauge,
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CARICOM decriminalisation of marijuana report expected next month
Gonsalves: consulations may last another year
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Community involvement key in eliminating zika-carrying mosquito
Basseterre, St. Kitts, June 23, 2016 (SKNIS): Retired entomologist Dr.
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CTO's Secretary-General Shola Taylor, the Hon Dr Emmanuel Mallia, Minister for Competitiveness and Digital, Maritime and Services Economy, and Chairman of this year’s Commonwealth ICT Ministers Forum, and Commonwealth Secretary-General the
Commonwealth ICT ministers endorse CTO’s four-year strategic plan at 2016 meeting
Outcomes of the biennial ministerial meeting held in London also include:
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Dr Devon Gardner, Programme Manager CARICOM Energy Programme
Energy-efficiency strategy coming for the Caribbean
THE CARIBBEAN is, within the next two or so years, to have an energy efficiency strategy that should serve the growth agenda of various islands.
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