Dr. Michael K. Obeng is now the official miracle maker. His work on the removal of the Gorilla Glue from Tessica Brown’s hair is indeed miraculous. Dr. Obeng used his background in Chemistry to develop a concoction that consisted of olive oil, aloe vera, a medical grade adhesive remover, and acetone to remove the Gorilla Glue adhesive from Tessica Brown’s hair, while still leaving her hair intact. That is amazing work; nothing short of miraculous.
A new all-in-one networking platform is being introduced to the Caribbean’s creative industry. ThriveIn was created by Trinidadian entrepreneur Ethan Auguste and co-founders Andre Ivashev and Daniil Novik to connect creative professionals. It is a platform where creatives can find like-minded professionals nearby or globally, post or apply for jobs and collaborations and build their professional network.
There has been much outrage around the globe regarding police brutality within the United States, but what about police brutality within our own Caribbean islands?
DODOMA, Tanzania (AP) — Tanzania’s Health Ministry says it has no plans in place to accept COVID-19 vaccines, just days after the president of the country of 60 million people expressed doubt about the vaccines without offering evidence.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on the Barbados economy, with double-digit decline in economy activity projected for 2021. Tourism came to a standstill between March and June 2020: Airlift declined precipitously, most hotels closed, and occupancy plummeted at facilities that remained open. In July the island cautiously started reopening the economy for international tourists, after the authorities effectively halted local transmission of the disease. However, tourism arrivals remain at a fraction of normal levels.
