This amazing herb has been in use by humans for thousands of years all over the world. The entire plant is edible, from the roots right up to the flowers. Today, this powerful and hugely nutritious herb is mainly consumed through capsule, liquid extract, or tea.
Want to make your belly fat vanish before your eyes? Uncomfortable fat around the stomach is one of the most common body frustrations that my new clients complain about. What’s tough is that losing body fat is a slow and steady process, rather than an instantaneous fix.
‘A litmus test of any democracy is the peaceful and orderly transfer of power if that is so ordained by the expressed will of the people. Sadly, Guyana has failed that test. The people of Guyana are not to be blamed.
Only one case remains active of the 203 COVID-19 cases confirmed in the Cayman Islands since the disease was first reported here in March.
The Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park is the Jewel in Cayman’s crown – showing off the very best of our plants and flowers, as well as a good selection of the different kinds of habitat that make Cayman unique.
The Cayman Islands has unveiled its plan for a post-lockdown revival of the tourism industry. Called The Road Back to 500K (RB5), the plan is a ‘roadmap’ for guiding the territory back to the 500,000 stay-over and cruise visitors recorded in the 2019 season.
Students travelling to the United States this fall are advised that as of Monday, July 20, 2020, the United States Embassy in Kingston, Jamaica, has resumed certain non-immigrant visa services, including student visas.
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) has seen a rise in the number of propane gas cylinders appearing at the landfill. These pressurized cylinders represent a risk to DEH staff and the public and need to be handled and stored correctly.
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) wishes to inform Cayman Brac customers that garbage collection services were suspended last Thursday so that repairs could be carried out on a defective garbage truck.
Hurley’s Media in partnership with Britcay, National Roads Authority and Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, is urging the Cayman community to drive safe this summer through its annual ‘Drive Safe’ campaign.