One of President Joe Biden’s executive orders aimed at curbing the pandemic asks government agencies to “assess the feasibility” of linking coronavirus vaccine certificates with other vaccination documents and producing digital versions of them. A vaccine […]
Santo Domingo.-The prices of raw materials imported by the country – such as soybeans, corn and fuels, among others – have soared 33% during the last year, according to the economist Roberto […]
The Ministry of Education, Science and Culture (MinOWC) has shortened the Easter holidays by one week. The Easter holidays start on April 1 and last until April 11. The schools will start again on […]
Ah, spring. Nothing like the scent of . . . your mask for the 345th day in a row. For those of us who could use a sensory spring wake-up, beauty company […]
A total of 14,650 persons in Jamaica have received COVID-19 jabs since the vaccination rollout programme began last Wednesday, March 10. This was revealed by Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health […]
It’s only taken a year since the onset of the pandemic, but serious help is finally coming for students and their parents who haven’t had reliable internet bandwidth for distance learning. First, […]
As the world went into lockdown a year ago, air pollution plummeted. But the cleaner air didn’t last. For one, in places like California, Oregon, and Washington, record-breaking wildfires meant that at […]
National SecurityJ Minister, Dr Horace Chang, has revealed that over 300 police officers have tested positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19). But he was quick to add that during the community spread phase […]
St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) will only have its annual carnival this year if 70 to 80% of the adult population is vaccinated against COVID-19 by May. Vincy Mas, the nation’s […]
“Pandemic bod” is a thing. This week the American Psychological Association released its latest Stress in America findings (pretty charts of stressed AF stick figures here), an ongoing snapshot of the minds […]
