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COVID-19 Update: 102 new cases - Barbados Today
Barbados recorded 102 new COVID-19 cases (47 males and 55 females) from the 571 tests conducted on Sunday, March 27, by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory. Of the positive cases, 17 persons were under the age of 18, and 85 were 18 years and older. A total of 47 people were in isolation
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Gun Violence Experts Aim At Societal Roots
This is the first in a series of planned articles examining the epidemic of illegal guns in the territory beyond the individual crimes.
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Yvonne Milliner Bowsky: A Head for Math, A Heart for Family, Education, and Politics
The educator who transformed a former St. Thomas dormitory into Peace Corps Elementary School and went on to serve as district schools superintendent died March 22 in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Internship program seeks to increase diversity in real estate profession
Several real estate agents and companies in Chicago are reportedly working with local high schools to help the next generation The post Internship program seeks to increase diversity in real estate profession appeared first on TheGrio.
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Le MSPP propose une prime de 15 000 gourdes aux grevistes | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste <>, a affirme d'entree de jeu le directeur general du ministere de la Sante publique. Cependant, le Dr Laure Adrien a declare, lundi matin, sur radio Magik 9 que le ministere a fait une autre proposition aux grevistes. Le budget du MSPP ne
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Five covid19 deaths, 261 new cases
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Image courtesy CDC Five more people have died from covid19 and 261 people tested positive for the virus according to the latest covid19 update from the Ministry of Health on Wednesday. The ministry said the deaths were of
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Teachers unions scoff at ED’s free education pledge - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (Artuz) president Obert Masaraure said State-funded education was already a constitutional mandate, which Mnangagwa was supposed to implement since
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International Mermaid Day on St. John | News of St. John
Good Morning, Good Morning!  Tomorrow is International Mermaid Day!  And, if you happen to be on St. John this week, you might spot some mythical creatures of the deep during your drive down North Shore road tomorrow morning… Mermaids are not a new business for photographer Steve Simonsen.  Eight
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CHANT Hosts the Many Genres of Youth Art Month 2022
The artists came out to shine at Crucian Heritage And Nature Tourism Saturday, Mar. 19, and shared a wide variety of art at Youth Art Month 2022.
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RNC Tells Canegata to Pack His Bags
Six years ago, 30 Republicans gathered in a meeting room in Windward Passage on St. Thomas and voted to oust John Canegata from the chairmanship of the territorial party.
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<>, clament les syndicats | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste A l'Hopital de l'Universite d'Etat d'Haiti comme a l'hopital Justinien, la greve se poursuit. Les patients se dirigent vers des centres prives et quelques centres hospitaliers diriges par des organisations non gouvernementales. Les medecins se
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PM Mottley says it’s time for reparations - Barbados Today
Prime Minister Mia Mottley has made yet another call for reparations from Barbados’ former colonisers, stressing that slavery not only resulted in the underdevelopment of the colonies but played an indirect role in climate change, for which compensation should also be provided. The Barbadian
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Two Men Aboard Lights-Out Vessel Jettison 79 Kilos of Cocaine During Boat Chase Near Savanah Island, St. Thomas
On Tuesday, March 29, 2022, U.S. Attorney Gretchen C.F. Shappert announced that two Puerto Rican men, Wesley Albert Amaro and Brian Santiago Gonzalez, were arrested in St. Thomas on criminal charges related to possession with intent to distribute 79 kilograms of cocaine.
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Senate gives nod to senior minister posts - Barbados Today
The Senate on Monday gave their stamp of approval for provisions for four senior minister posts that Leader of Government Business Senator Lisa Cummins said will not only enhance coordination of major projects but ultimately lead to improving the ease of doing business and attracting more foreign
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Ministry of Home Affairs issues statement on presence of Haitian nationals in Barbados - Barbados Today
Statement By Ministry Of Home Affairs & Information Concerning The Presence Of Haitian Nationals In Barbados Following A Recent Media Report Approximately 30 Haitian nationals arrived in Barbados between February 20 and 25, 2022. As CARICOM nationals they were granted the regular six months stay
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Number of people coming for COVID vaccines at all-time low - Barbados Today
Barbados’ COVID-19 vaccination drive has slowed down considerably over the first quarter of the year with the number of first, second and booster doses plummeting to new lows. However, joint coordinator of the National Vaccine Programme Dr Elizabeth Ferdinand, warning that the immunity provided by
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Nos heros agonisent au Champ de Mars | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Au coeur du Champ de Mars, nos heros souffrent ensemble, comme au temps de l'esclavage ou de la guerre de l'independance contre les colons francais. Victimes de l'insouciance des autorites et du je-m'en-foutisme de tout un peuple. Debut janvier
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<>, s'alarme l'ancien depute Jerry Tardieu | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste La Constitution haitienne a perdu son essence. <>, a constate l'ancien depute Jerry Tardieu sur les ondes de Magik9 ce 29 mars, date marquant le 35e anniversaire du texte. En depit du fait que le pays traverse une periode sociopolitique
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UBH records no COVID-19 admissions - NewsDay Zimbabwe
UBH acting chief executive Narcisious Dzvanga yesterday told Southern Eye that the absence of COVID-19 patients at the hospital was an indication of a reduction in infections in the city. The post UBH records no COVID-19 admissions appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Women Making History: Caroline Fawkes
For March’s V.I. History Month, the Source offers a new take on a familiar face with a story about a young Virgin Islander who started her military career by taking on an unexpected opportunity.
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The St. Croix Orchid Society Presents the 50th Annual Orchid Show and Sale: A Crucian Orchid Jubilee!
The 50th Annual St. Croix Orchid Society Orchid Show ran from Friday through Sunday. As of 3 pm on Saturday, an estimated 450 people had attended the show.
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Donations Continue for Survivors of St. John Fire
More than a week after a fire destroyed a nine-unit apartment building in Estate Grunwald, St. John, firefighters are monitoring the site, which continues to smolder.
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Contre le Guatemala, Haiti perd (1-2) en amical | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Pour son treizieme match aux commandes des Grenadiers dont le troisieme en amical (defaite 1-6 devant Bahrein et victoire 2-0 face a Jordanie), Jean-Jacques Pierre qui vient tout juste de boucler la premiere annee de son contrat (15 mars) avec la
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Laventille man crashes car trying to avoid police
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo A 22-year-old Prizgar Lands man was arrested after he crashed his car when trying to avoid police on Saturday night. Police said members of the Port of Spain Task Force set up a road block on Independence Square
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State lands employee held for forging documents
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News FILE PHOTO - A 49-year-old man who works in the office of the Commissioner of State Lands was arrested and charged for forging government documents. Police said officers of the Fraud Squad executed a search warrant at the
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NPTA supports Education Ministry on reopening of schools
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Interim chairman of the NPTA Zena Ramatali. - The National Parent Teacher Association says it supports the Ministry of Education’s full reopening of schools. On Monday, the ministry announced at a news conference that students at
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House repairs to be completed before hurricane season - Barbados Today
The repairs to houses damaged during the passage of Hurricane Elsa last July will be completed in time for the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season. That assurance has been given by Minister of Housing, Lands and Maintenance Dwight Sutherland who told Parliament on Tuesday that the Government has
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Accident report claims boy's seat was locked when he fell from amusement park ride
The Missouri teenager who fell to his death in an Orlando amusement park last week was wearing a safety harness The post Accident report claims boy's seat was locked when he fell from amusement park ride appeared first on TheGrio.
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Spring Revenue Estimating Conference Reports Positive Outlook
On Friday, March 25, 2022, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. attended the Office of Management and Budget's (OMB) 2022 Spring Revenue Estimating Conference.
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Leads Lengthen in Keen Competition on Day 2 – 48th St. Thomas International Regatta
In CSA 2, the USVI’s Peter Corr’s Blitz remained in the lead despite a third in the second of two races today when a crew member landed overboard and then safely reboarded.
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