Ki Denga Popo!
Chris English Dengue Fever, named after a Spanish version of the Swahili phrase ki denga popo or “sudden possession of a person by a spirit,” was first identified in the 1940s when it became a concern to the armies fighting in the Pacific and Asia; the disease was causing large numbers of non-combat casualties.
Behaviour Change Workshop on HIV/AIDS for Youth
In December 2007, the National AIDS Secretariat held a two-day workshop targeted at the youth of the Federation. Under the theme “Keep the Promise, Stop HIV/AIDS”.
Profile – Dr Miranda Fellows
By Orita Bailey Kittivisian Life is starting the New Year with health and fitness firmly on the agenda. Here we introduce Dr Miranda Fellows a doctor of Chiropractic Medicine who will be helping us to take a holistic look at our health.
Top 8 Foundation Problems – Solved
“Can I use foundation to cover pimples?” A concealer gives better coverage, but if you prefer foundation, you can use it. Use a clean, flat eye shadow brush, which allows for precise coverage. Dip it into oil-free liquid foundation (it won’t clog your pores), then dab the blemish and blend outwards, so your pimple doesn’t look cakey.
Tourism, The Environment And Heritage
“Know The Environment, Know Tourism; No Environment, No Tourism” As I pondered the meaning of the above winning slogan for Tourism Month 2007, promoted by the St. Kitts Tourism Authority, I couldn’t help but wonder, having recently celebrated Independence in September, at the curious situation reflected in the first and second runner-up slogans, as well [...]
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