Topic: World Bank
World Bank: Wind, wave, sun power key to cheaper energy
The Caribbean director for the World Bank has called for more use of alternative power to drive energy costs down, along with faster adoption of new digital technologies.
Caribbean cruise ship income world’s lowest, World Bank official says
The Caribbean earns less from cruise ships than any other part of the world and a new tax is needed to rebalance the books, a World Bank official has said.
Jamaican fishing programme creates concern in Cayman
Longline fishing is controversial due to its impact on migratory and non-target species. The practice is also expanding in the region.
Kuwaiti public entity aims to liquidate Cayman-registered firm
The Cayman-registered Abraaj Holdings is facing two petitions in Grand Court, one to have the court to restructure its debt and the other to liquidate the company.
Rahn: Hiding scandalous behavior behind noble causes
Part of the solution is to shrink the size of the rogue institutions while requiring greater transparency and accountability.
Defund wasteful global entities
A positive side effect of President Obama’s duplicity with the anti-Israeli United Nations vote was the attention it brought to what the U.N. is actually doing and how it is wasting taxpayer dollars and undermining liberty.
Zika virus spawns economic dangers through the Americas
The spread of the Zika virus, a growing medical threat through much of the Americas, demands “urgent action” from regional governments to help control the potential economic damage an epidemic could cause, according to the World Bank and other institutions.







