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THA Education Secretary: New curriculum to be Tobago-centric
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago Secretary of Education Zorisha Hackett. - THA THE redesigned school curriculum in Tobago under the leadership of the Progressive Democratic Patriots (PDP) will be Tobago-centric, Secretary of Education, Research and Technology
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No charges filed in no-knock warrant killing of Amir Locke
Minnesota prosecutors declined to file charges Wednesday against a Minneapolis police SWAT team officer who fatally shot Amir Locke while executing an The post No charges filed in no-knock warrant killing of Amir Locke appeared first on TheGrio.
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Desmond Waithe’s funeral on April 30
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Pan arranger, musician and educator Desmond Waithe Pan arranger, musician and educator Desmond Waithe’s funeral will take place from 10 am on April 30 at the Republic Bank Exodus Panyard, Eastern Main Road, St Augustine. He will
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Rowley denies Kamla’s state-sponsored spying claims
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News HEAR ME: A fiery Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley addresses a PNM public meeting in Diego Martin on Tuesday evening. PHOTO BY SUREASH CHOLAI - A FIRED-UP Prime Minister Dr Rowley resoundingly refuted claims by Opposition Leader
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Blows for Abdulah’s call for more taxes on businesses, wealthy
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News MSJ political leader David Abdulah. - THE call for “taxing the rich and wealthy companies” by MSJ leader David Abdulah has not attracted support and has come under heavy criticism. On Monday, Minister in the Ministry of Finance
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Zesa begs for US$2,5bn war chest to end load shedding - The Zimbabwe Independent
Speaking to the Zimbabwe Independent on the sidelines of a four-day ‘International Renewable Energy Conference and Expo’ held last week, in Victoria Falls, Gata said the capital requirement also entails clearing a backlog of 300 000 power generation
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Oversight, appropriations, and partnership top agenda for U.S. and Caribbean lawmakers - Barbados Today
Twenty legislators from Barbados, the Eastern Caribbean, and the United States gathered at the Hilton Barbados for a governance workshop hosted by the U.S. House Democracy Partnership on Saturday, April 23. They were joined by U.S. Ambassador Linda Taglialatela, Barbadian Ambassador Noel
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Smooth start to the new school term - Barbados Today
Hundreds of students have returned to a blended approach of face-to-face and online learning for the start of the 13-week final term of the 2021-2022 school year. Even though there were scattered showers across the island, principals and teachers who returned to school on Monday, welcomed their
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Plaskett Co-Chairs Black Innovation Committee
Given the opportunity, Black innovators will change the world, said Congressional Delegate Stacey Plaskett in Washington D.C. on Tuesday.
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‘Virgin Islands Contemporary’ Art Exhibit Opens Thursday at STT Fort Christian Museum
Local artists Lucien Downes and Augustin Holder will open “Virgin Islands Contemporary” art exhibit at Fort Christian Museum on St. Thomas in partnership with the Department of Planning and Natural Resources, the Division of Libraries, Archives, and Museums.
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V.I. Taxicab Commission Presents First New Taxi Tariffs in More Than 15 Years
After more than 15 years without change, the V.I. Taxicab Commission presented a suggested increase in tariffs to the St. Croix automobile-for-hire operators Monday at the Sunny Isle Amphitheater.
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15 contractors oppose EFCL's winding-up
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Justice Carol Gobin who is hearing the winding-up application for the EFCL. FILE PHOTO - THERE are at least 15 contractors on record as objecting to the winding-up of the Education Facilities Company Ltd (EFCL). The 15 formally
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Le systeme electoral francais explique par l'ambassadeur Fabrice Mauries | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste <>, a affirme l'ambassadeur de France en Haiti, Fabrice Mauries, soulignant qu'il y a eu des elections presidentielles qui se sont deroulees au suffrage universel soit tous les cinq ou les sept ans depuis 1962. <>, a explique le diplomate. Les
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‘Virgin Islands Contemporary’ Art Exhibit Opens Thursday at STT Fort Christian Museum
Local artists Lucien Downes and Augustin Holder will open “Virgin Islands Contemporary” art exhibit at Fort Christian Museum on St. Thomas in partnership with the Department of Planning and Natural Resources, the Division of Libraries, Archives, and Museums. 
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Cops to get 31 SUVs, 10 pickups for Easter
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News In this file photo, some of the 49 vehicles refurbished by VMCOTT before being handed over to the police in May 2019. - Photo by Roger Jacob A brand-new fleet of SUVs and pickups is expected to boost police mobility ahead of the
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488 new cases, 3 more covid19 deaths
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Image courtesy CDC THREE more people have died from covid19 within 24 hours, the Health Ministry said on Monday. In its 4 pm update, the ministry said those who died were two elderly men and an elderly woman. All three had
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March 26 by-elections drive final nail in the MDC’s coffin - The Zimbabwe Independent
Its leader, Douglas Mwonzora still believes the party will rise from the ashes after the battering from the recently held elections. The party’s failure to secure a single seat in all contested areas paints a gloomy
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Source: The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly
A Million Years From Now, Our Glass Could Attract Alien Species
Studies suggest that 75 percent of all glass that enters the waste system ends up in landfills. In the US Virgin Islands, that amounts to a startling 18 tons of glass every day, according to information gathered by environmentalist and Virgin Islands Marine Advisory Service Coordinator Howard
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Citizens agonise over price hikes - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The country’s inflation soared to 72,7% in March, from 66,1% in February, reaching its highest since last year in June amid growing broad money supply and quasi-fiscal activities that have caused a liquidity crunch in the
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Relatives of missing sailors conflicted over their survival
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News MISSING: Sailor Eric Calliste who is among five men missing at sea after the boat they were in capsized last Saturday. Families of two of the five sailors missing at sea, are hopeful they would still be found alive and
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Parly turns heat on minister over varsity fees hike - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Newly sworn-in Mbizo MP Settlement Chikwinya (Citizens Coalition for Change) on Tuesday raised a point of interest in the National Assembly and called on Murwira to issue a statement on the university fees
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Student nutrition still a worry - Barbados Today
A local Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) is still concerned about the nutritional value of foods being offered for sale at many of this country’s schools. Chief Executive Officer of the Heart and Stroke Foundation Michelle Daniel said while improvements had been noted in some schools, the
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Control measures in place after patients on three wards test positive for virus - Barbados Today
Authorities at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) have taken action to prevent the spread of COVID-19, including temporarily preventing visitors on three wards, after more than a dozen patients contracted the virus in the last week. The affected patients have been moved to the Harrison’s Point
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Job opportunities for room attendants & stewards in Canada - Barbados Today
A number of job opportunities are available for Barbadians interested in employment in Canada. The Barbados Employment and Career Counselling Service (BECCS), which falls under the Ministry of Labour, Social Security and the Third Sector, is requesting interested persons to submit résumés for
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Haitian nationals claim eviction - Barbados Today
Thirty-four Haitians staying at Wanstead Gardens, St James, including six children and a pregnant young woman, say they have been evicted from the apartment they've called home for the last two months. When a Barbados TODAY team visited the property moments ago, some of the Haitians were in the
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Woman kills neighbour over stray cattle - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Faith Gudo of Wildbeast Farm is assisting police with investigations in connection with the death of David Dube after she struck him with a stone and died. The post Woman kills neighbour over stray cattle appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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ZITF traffic jams Bulawayo street parking - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Of late, Bulawayo’s central business district (CBD) parking bays have largely been empty as motorists shunned them due to an increase in parking fees, which have been pegged at US$1 per 30 minutes. The post ZITF traffic jams Bulawayo street parking appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Health financing tops doctors’ indaba - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Medical and Dental Private Practitioners Association of Zimbabwe (MDPPAZ) president Johannes Marisa said the conference would be attended by private medical stakeholders who include doctors, nurses, laboratory technicians, scientists and dentists, among
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Russian Invasion Hits Home For Ukrainian Crucian
Far from the postcard palm trees of St. Croix, Russian soldiers walk two-by-two through the streets of Yulia Ivanova’s hometown, shooting at anyone protesting or wearing the yellow and blue national colors.
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Two turn themselves into police after almost two weeks on the run - Barbados Today
A newly-formed child advocacy organisation has filed a case in the local High Court seeking a declaration on the manner in which girls at the state-run Government Industrial School (GIS) are treated. Behind the action is the one-year-old entity known as Operation Safe Space (OSS), which is also
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