PAHO Release - While countries of the Americas have adopted mandates to improve health equity, progress has been “limited and slow,” warned Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Director Dr Jarbas Barbosa. Countries must implement “urgent actions” to accelerate the reduction of health inequities, particularly given
Authorities say two terrorists carried out a bomb attack in front of Turkey's Interior Ministry building in Ankara before the opening of parliament on Sunday. Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, that two police officers suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the incident. At
DPI - Guyana Vice President Dr Bharrat Jagdeo said the administration will implement a program to charge businesses that use a lot of electricity, especially during peak hours. Dr Jagdeo made the news at the West Central Mall's grand opening on Friday in Leonora, West Coast
Media Release - Heart disease knows no boundaries as it affects individuals of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. The Caribbean Region is not immune to the burden of this disease. The incidence of heart disease in the Region is on the rise, particularly among younger
The much-anticipated Douglas Charles Airport Runway Extension Project in Dominica is poised for a significant milestone, with completion expected by October. The ongoing extension of the runway at Douglas Charles Airport stands as a pivotal endeavor. This initiative involves lengthening the airport's runway by an impressive
Release - Renewable energy sources have become pivotal in shaping the global energy landscape. As the world grapples with environmental challenges and seeks to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels, adopting renewable energy technologies has witnessed a significant surge. Beyond their role in mitigating climate
In the heart of the Caribbean lies Dominica, a nation that may be small in size but looms large in its significance as a compelling illustration of the indispensable nature of early warning systems in the face of climate change. Dominica's experience serves as a poignant
In a growing concern for residents and officials alike, Dominica is facing a mounting energy crisis. The island nation's aging power plants, once the backbone of its electricity supply, are now grappling to keep pace with the surging demand for energy. This was disclosed at the press
Construction has commenced on China-backed schools in Dominica, according to a recent report. The groundbreaking ceremony of the six schools, including the Goodwill Secondary School (GSS), was held on September 8, and was attended by the Chinese Ambassador to Dominica, Lin Xianjiang, the Dominica News Online
The call for increased support to safeguard vulnerable states, particularly in the Caribbean region, has grown both louder and more persistent. Over 50 Caribbean organizations have written to President Biden and Treasury Secretary Yellen urging the them to support the region facing debt and climate crises. The
