Honduras is addressing the serious issue of malnutrition in children. Tomalá is in Lempira in western Honduras, which has the highest rate of chronic child malnutrition in the country and well above average for Latin America.
The Philippines is being positioned as a shopping destination for Chinese tourists as the Tourism Promotions Board recently held a travel sale event in China.
Canada’s logging industry has a larger and more damaging impact on forest health than previously thought, a new report has found, casting doubt on the sustainability of forestry management in the country.
With the help of Crighton Properties, Cayman Heart Fund recently donated an automatic external defibrillator (AED) to one of the Cayman Islands largest youth football clubs.
On December 8th, the annual Cayman Islands Marathon was the main sporting event in the country. The island was host to hundreds of runners, dozens of which were from overseas. This has been the norm for all the years that the marathon has been in existence.
The Truman Bodden Sports Complex has four netball courts and they were all in use on Wednesday, December 4th. This was the culmination of the Primary School netball season full of thrills and skills.
The Visual Arts Society (VAS) will be hosting their 9th ANNUAL Christmas Art and Craft Sale on Saturday December 14th from 10 am to 5 pm along the Paseo at Camana Bay.
There lots of healthy teas that we can and should consume. Green tea, matcha green tea, Oolong, Turmeric just to mention a few. However, there’s one that’s now taking the health market by storm, so to speak. I am talking about BANANA TEA.
Just because it’s the holidays doesn’t mean that your fitness goals no longer matter. In fact, if you lose sight of your fat loss goals entirely this month, you’ll have a seriously rude awakening come January 1st.
Donna Myrie is on the move! You know her, of course, from her title and crown (she was Miss Cayman in 1981) and from leading the Batabano parade (and organization she has led for the last 19 years).