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In past surges? >> again, i think it's time to get very practical here. if your child is not yet vaccinated or not yet fully vaccinated, then you need to surround them with people who are vaccinated. get boosted if you have not yet been boosted. have them wear high quality masks outside. i know that's hard for the really little ones. anything we can do to improve our risk profiles, the better off we are. just keep pulling down that risk. i would avoid crowded places. i would avoid going indoors to places that you don't have to go to. i recognize this is all not possible for everyone all the ti...

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Johnson & johnson given risk profiles and preference profiles, the desire for one dose rather than two. i do think there is an important role for johnson & johnson and our vaccines. >> okay. what is the latest on the timing of first shots for moving past boosters on first shots for kids 12 and under? because at this point, we're hearing a lot of parents, the american academy of pediatrics included urging that this authorization comes sooner. how do you answer to parents who are wondering why is this taking so long? >> right. this is a really important point i want to reiterate and that is that...

The survival of Kenya’s smallholder farmers, who predominantly rely on rainfed agricultural systems, is at stake as agricultural experts warn that farmers are increasingly battling floods, droughts and heat stress at more frequent, intense and unpredictable rates. It has led to severe crop and livestock losses. Wanjiku said that in a good year, a commercial crop farmer makes between $2,000 to $3,000 per acre from crops such as maize, wheat, tea and coffee. At the same time the price of land was quite high. “An acre of farm land in Kiambu generally goes for a minimum of $100,000, depending...

CIBC FirstCaribbean Appoints Three to Executive Positions Share this post: CIBC FirstCaribbean’s Chief Executive Officer, Colette Delaney, today announced that the bank’s board of Directors has approved the appointment of three senior executives in the bank. The bank has appointed Mr. Carl Lewis to the position of Chief Financial Officer, to replace Mr. Doug Williamson, who is returning to Canada to take up a key position with the bank’s parent, CIBC. Appointed to replace Mr. Lewis in his former role as Chief Auditor is Mrs. Khadija Bourne, who formerly served as Director, Operational R...