IEyeNews

iLocal News Archives

Day: February 4, 2015

Caribbean News iCommunity iHealth iLocal News iWorld News News Publisher's Choice

Thousands of Saint Lucians benefit from eye care programme

In 2014, the Miracle Mission is celebrating ten years of delivering free, quality eye care to many Saint Lucians, including 2,000 children. Thousands of Saint Lucian continue to benefit from the national eye care programme, started by the government of…

Caribbean News iBusiness iFinance iJamaica iLocal News iWorld News Manager's Choice News

Taiwan losing ground to Beijing in the Caribbean

From Latin American Herald Tribune SAN JUAN – Taiwan is losing ground in the Caribbean, one of its traditional strongholds, as global economic powerhouse China expands its presence in the region, experts told Efe on Wednesday. “Globalization has changed the…

iBooks iBusiness iLocal News iTech iWorld News Manager's Choice News

Amazon’s Kindle scout give readers the choice in which authors gets published – kind of

By Ashlee Kieler From Consumerist Amazon launched Kindle Scout, a program that allows readers to chose which up-and-coming authors get published. Despite its decidedly unfriendly-to-authors feud with a major publishing company, Amazon is touting a new program that provides an…

Caribbean News iArt iBusiness iCommunity iEntertainment iLocal News iWorld News News Publisher's Choice

Noël Coward’s art collection and own Caribbean paintings to be sold by Christie’s

From Repeating Islands As Mark Brown (The Guardian) writes, Noël Coward is well known for his plays, music, acting and cabaret, but far less well known for his art or collecting. The playwright/composer/actor (and so much more), who died in…

Editors Choice iBusiness iLocal News iWorld News News

Former in-house lawyer accuses tech GC of sexual harassment

By David Ruiz, From The Recorder SAN FRANCISCO — The former top U.S. lawyer for a fast-growing IT outsourcing company has sued her former employer, saying she was subjected to sexual harassment by the company’s global general counsel. Karetha Dodd…

Caribbean News iCommunity iHealth iLocal News iWorld News News Publisher's Choice

Caribbean has the second highest global HIV prevalence in the world says NYU

From New York University NYU Research looks at tourism as a driver of illicit drug use and HIV risk in the Dominican Republic The study seeks to expand the understanding of the availability and usage of drugs in tourism-rich areas…

Caribbean News Editors Choice iBusiness iEnvironment iLocal News iWorld News News

World Bank hails Caribbean geothermal energy expansion

From CANANEWS World Bank says a multi-donor initiative, led by its Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP), has mobilized US$235 million through the Clean Technology Fund towards scaling up geothermal energy in developing countries, including the Caribbean, since it was…

Caribbean News iHealth iLocal News iTravel iWorld News Manager's Choice News

Woman who contracted norovirus on Caribbean cruise goes on another trip – ship was ravaged by the bug AGAIN

By Sara Malm For Mailonline Now that’s a sickening blow: Woman who contracted norovirus on Caribbean cruise last year was handed discount to go on another trip… which was cancelled when ship was ravaged by the bug AGAIN Barbara Ferguson…

Caribbean News iFood iHealth iLocal News iWorld News News

Cayman Islands DEH recalls “Cooked Pork”

From Cayman Islands Department of Environmental Health The public is being advised of a food recall issued by officials from the Department of Environmental Health (DEH) concerning “Cooked Pork” found in various weight packages containing 2 or 4 pieces of “EL…