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Death announcement of George Titre of Wesley affectionately known as (Sono) age 63. He was preceded in death by his mother and father…
He has left to morn:His children Kervin Titre, Kishma Titre and Kerrie TitreGrandchildren: Kareem, Jahmical, Jahniah, Jahnielya, Jahmira, Jahdera Titre, Kendy and Kaylee Joseph, Kylie DesirSisters: Ann Charles, Annette Brown, Cynthia Adrien, Juillette Robin Brothers: Josia Watt,Nieces: Annie, Annadelle, Maria Annalyn Evette, Emerlyn, Jacqlyn, Joslyn, Kisha, Anthia, Jasmin, Tasha, marlynNephews: Jack, Maxwin, Zacky, Lincoln, Lindy, […]
Death announcement of DECIUS DANIEL better known as (D-SEE), age 81 of St. Joseph, who died on Monday May 18h 2026.
He left to mourn: His wife: Veronica Valerie Daniel 9 Children: June, Yolanda, Rena, Brenda, Brent, Brendon, Brian, Danny & Dannisha Daniel Adpoted Daughter: Eulanda Harry of Salisbury 25 Grandchildren: including Juandela, Cleeyon, Annnoir, Cedric, Leandra, Shawn, Caren, Dianna, Elvisha, Jamie, Jasmine, Brendel, Nicol, Bradley, Brianne, Brenold, Omari, Nick, Nyel, Breniyah, Briel, Breyon, Zavyon, and […]
Death announcement of Eddison Joseph, affectionately known as “Trocky.”
He leaves to mourn: Mother: Daria Leatham Son: Tzaddi Trocard Brother: Julian Leatham Sisters: Cornelia Abraham, Cassandra Leatham, Clannis Jno Baptiste, Rachael Jno Baptiste,Melanie Charles Aunts: Rosette Trocard, Mary Trocard, Daphney Trocard Betty Trocard, Tessa Trocard, Charmaine Trocard Uncles: Edward Lawrence, Royston Trocard ,McKenzie Trocard Nieces: Jemilia ,Amilee, Maycil ,Harmony Nephews: Kurt, Jaiden, Jahmark ,Kaiden […]
Death announcement Vivian Watt affectionately known as”Jeff” or “Black” aged 55 originally of Tete Morne Grand Bay who resided at Paradise…
He leaves to mourn: * His beloved mother, Olive. * His loving son, Rico, and family. * His stepmother, Helena Watt. * His uncle, Balthazar. * His aunties, Jullieta, Carmene, and Ramona. * Five sisters and five brothers. * Numerous cousins, too numerous to mention. * Many nieces and nephews. * His boys on the […]
Death announcement of Patricia Lockhart from Scott’s Head who resided in St Thomas VI.
Mother:Rosemond John-Lewis Children:Claudia, Alleyne, Brian, Algernon Grandchildren:Jillisa, Lydia, Javon, Jr, Brianna Brothers:John, Luke, Paul, Joseph (Brand) Sisters:Yolanda, Annie Nieces:Merlyn, Mellissa, Joanna, Claire, Debra, Paula, Crystal, Lovell, Claudian, Brendalyn, Emerlyn Nephews:Peterson, Chris, Lukeson, Addison, Joel, Nigel, Frank, Aaron, Gibson, Erick Daughters in law:Janine, Marie Son in law:Jerry Uncle:Williams Cousins:Helen Boney, Octancia, Dorothy Lawson, Monsignor John-Lewis, Carol, […]
Data analysis and innovation: Key tools for reducing foodborne illnesses
Foodborne illnesses (FBIs) affect 44 million people each year as a result of consuming food or beverages contaminated with pathogens, chemicals, and toxins. This situation has negative health, social, and economic impacts: 78,000 deaths annually in the Americas alone and losses of nearly $310 billion in global productivity in 2021. Finding solutions to reduce the burden of foodborne illnesses requires harnessing the […]
Health tax levels in the Americas remain too low to curb harmful consumption of alcohol and sugary drinks
Levels of health taxes on alcohol and sugar‑sweetened beverages in the Americas remain too low to significantly reduce consumption and prevent noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), even as the Region records some of the highest consumption levels in the world, according to two reports released by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO). The reports, Taxes on alcoholic […]
HCC AND PARTNERS LAUNCH “MAKE IT MAKE SENSE CAMPAIGN”
The campaign builds on past advocacy efforts like a previous Make it Make Sense campaign, People Over Profit See the Truth and For the Children, which have helped raise awareness about food industry interference in policymaking and policy implementation, and build support for evidence-informed healthy food policies across the region. This iteration of Make it […]
Latin America and the Caribbean Continues to Believe in Democracy but Demands More from It: UNDP
Latin America and the Caribbean remains the most democratic developing region in the world. Yet the future of democracy increasingly depends on the State capacity to deliver inclusive human development, build resilience, and guarantee security amid growing uncertainty. These are among the findings of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) 2026 Regional Human Development Report, […]
NEW DRAFT STANDARDS FOR PUBLIC COMMENTS
NEW DRAFT STANDARDS FOR PUBLIC COMMENTS The Dominica Bureau of Standards develops Standards and Codes of Practice through consultations with relevant interest groups. In accordance with the provisions of the Standards Act, public comment is invited on all draft Standards before they are declared as Dominica National Standards (DNS). In light of this, the draft […]
Grenada and Canada Explore Cooperation in Healthcare, Energy and Skills Development
Grenada’s Prime Minister, Dickon Mitchell, met with a delegation of Canadian officials on Thursday to discuss opportunities for collaboration in several key sectors. The delegation included Ontario’s Minister of Energy and Mines, Stephen Lecce, Associate Minister in the Office of Women’s Social and Economic Opportunity, Charmaine Williams, along with other government representatives. Discussions focused on […]
CARDI Hosts Field Demonstration on Sustainable Dasheen and Plantain Intercropping
The Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute (CARDI) hosted an educational field activity for farmers in Region 3 at Maroon Hill on June 3, highlighting the benefits of intercropping dasheen and plantains. The activity formed part of the International Trade Centre (ITC) project, “The Caribbean: Strengthening Sustainable Value Chains Through Productive and Commercial Alliances,” which is […]
Saundra Bailey Appointed Chair of CCRIF Board of Directors
CCRIF SPC announced the appointment of Mrs. Saundra Bailey as Chair of its Board of Directors, effective 1 June 2026. Mrs. Bailey, who up until recently served as Deputy Chair of the Board and currently chairs the CCRIF’s Central America Management Committee, succeeds Mr. Timothy N. J. Antoine, after nearly eight years of distinguished service […]
New Book on Caribbean World War II History to Be Donated to Dominican Schools
Ten secondary schools across Dominica, along with the Dominica State College, will this week receive complimentary copies of the recently published book Sea Wolves in Warm Waters: The U-Boat Battle in the Caribbean, written by Dominican author Clement Richards. Sea Wolves in Warm Waters is Richards’ second publication, following his debut novel, Indian Warner: Son of […]
The UWI’s Dr Lori‑Ann Fisher Among Experts in Landmark Global Study on Chronic Kidney Disease
The University of the West Indies (The UWI) is contributing to critical global research tackling chronic kidney disease (CKD). Dr Lori-Ann Fisher, a Consultant Nephrologist, Intensivist, and Lecturer at the Epidemiology Research Unit of the Caribbean Institute for Health Research (CAIHR) at The UWI, is one of the international experts featured in a landmark series […]
WHO certifies Turks and Caicos for eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV and hepatitis B
The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) today congratulated the Turks and Caicos Islands on being certified for the elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and hepatitis B. This milestone reflects the territory’s strong commitment to protecting the health of women, children, and families. The Turks and Caicos Islands is […]
As countries prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup™, PAHO issues recommendations to strengthen measles surveillance and vaccination
As countries across the Americas prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup™ and other mass gatherings, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is urging health authorities to strengthen measles surveillance, vaccination, and rapid response measures amid ongoing outbreaks in the Region. In an Epidemiological Alert issued on 29 May, PAHO recommends that countries review their […]