Confirmed Caribbean coronavirus cases as of today, May 8: Dominican Republic- 9095 cases, 373 deaths, 2064 recovered Puerto Rico- 2,156 cases (positive only patients), 107 deaths Cuba- 1729 cases, 73 deaths, 1031 recovered Jamaica- 488 cases, 9 deaths, 58 recovered Martinique-182 cases, 14 deaths, 83 recovered Guadeloupe-153 cases, 13 deaths, 104 recovered French Guiana- 138 cases, 1 death, 112 recovered Bermuda- 118 cases, 7 deaths, 61 recovered Haiti- 129 cases, 12 deaths, 15 recovered Trinidad and Tobago- 116 cases, 8 deaths, 103 recovered Aruba- 101 cases, 2 deaths, 89 recovered Guyana- 93 cases, 10 deaths, 27

Tropical Storm Arthur formed off the coast of Florida on Saturday, making it the sixth straight year for a named storm to develop before the official June 1 start of the Atlantic hurricane season. The storm’s centre was located at 11 pm, about 190 miles (305 kilometres) northeast of Cape

The CCRIF SPC (formerly known as the Caribbean Catastrophic Risk Insurance Facility) says all member governments in the region have renewed their insurance coverage ahead of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season. What’s more, the pool of available funds has increased by eight per cent to more than US$1 billion. CCRIF

Jamaica is among major destinations around the world that have signed up to the world's first-ever global safety and hygiene stamp, launched recently by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC). The WTTC, which represents the global travel and tourism private sector, designed the special Safe Travels stamp to enable

MBJ Airports Limited (MBJ), the operator of the Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, has been implementing elevated safety protocols covering communication, screening and sanitisation to meet the reopening of the country's borders. Jamaica's borders, which has been closed since March to deal with the COVID– 19 pandemic, have been

The Economic Programme Oversight Committee (EPOC) is painting a positive outlook for the Jamaican economy next year, having weathered the current COVID-19 pandemic. In its latest review of the Government's macro-fiscal programme for the fiscal year 2020/21 and over the medium term, EPOC expressed that while the road to recovery

IT'S not your usual tour of a house for sale. This open house is done virtually, live-streamed for just over 16 minutes to prospective buyers who've opted to view the property from the comfort and safety of their preferred electronic device because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Michelle Scott, the real

From left: Mayberry Investments Executive Chairman Christopher Berry, executive vice-chairman and company secretary Konrad Mark Berry; EduFocal CEO and co-founder Gordon Swaby sign a private equity deal on June 3 as the entities partner on education, Looking on is EduFocal director Lloyd Swaby Mayberry Investments recently signed a private equity