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Chairman of the Electoral and Boundaries Commission (EBC), Leslie Haynes Q.C. maintains that the exclusion of voters infected with COVID-19 from participating in the upcoming General Election is on good legal ground. Still, the prominent attorney affirmed the right of each citizen in a democracy
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Senate Committee Passes ‘Responsible Fatherhood’ Bill
Senators and testifiers dialoguing Friday about a responsible fatherhood initiative bill made note of this year's Kids Count Data statistics, which show that 58 percent of children under the age of 18 live in single-parent, female-headed households, compared to the national average of 23 percent.
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« Les collèges présidentiels n’ont jamais fonctionné en Haïti » | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste « Première réflexion instinctive : la république la plus pauvre de l'hémisphère a suffisamment d'argent pour payer cinq présidents, sans compter un Premier ministre et une vingtaine de ministres et leur entourage. Cela ne fait aucun sens », tance
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Constituents not all happy with Abrahams’ representation - Barbados Today
Three years after the people of Christ Church East overwhelmingly turned their backs on the Democratic Labour Party’s (DLP) Dr Denis Lowe in a massive show of support for his Barbados Labour Party (BLP) opponent Wilfred Abrahams,  it now appears the incumbent may have to do some convincing to hang
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Eastmond: Give third parties a chance - Barbados Today
Barbados needs urgent changes to its electoral process to advance its development, deputy leader of the Alliance Party for Progress (APP) Lynette Eastmond has declared. And according to the five-time political candidate, those changes must include a vote for third parties, given what she described
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Mark: Will Government take liability for covid19 vaccine adverse effects?
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Wade Mark. HEALTH Minister Terrence Deyalsingh and Opposition Senator Wade Mark quarrelled in the Senate on Tuesday about how Government and the Opposition could collaborate to encourage more people to get vaccinated against
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Spike Postpones Two Agriculture Events: What Event Planners Need to Know
Two of the three remaining major agriculture fairs in the Virgin Islands have postponed their dates based on consideration for the spike in COVID-19 numbers.
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Trinidad and Tobago hockey teams receive $1.6m from Sport Ministry
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Sports Minister of Sport and Community Development Shamfa Cudjoe - David Reid THE MINISTRY of Sport and Community Development disbursed over $1.6 million in financial support to the Trinidad and Tobago Hockey Board to assist with the
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Here, St. John - Stories of People and Place | News of St. John
The story behind this beautiful island did not just begin when the Virgin Islands National Park was founded.  But that is the narrative that is largely presented to new residents and visitors to St. John.  A place that is beloved and coveted by thousands of people all over the world has a much
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Disabled community issues manifesto - Barbados Today
With four full days to go before Barbadians go to the polls to elect a new Government on January 19, the Barbados Council for the Disabled (BCD) has circulated its own “manifesto” to some political parties going after the vote in next week’s General Election. President of the council Kerry-Ann
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Two Men Charged in Havensight Robbery
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Harare mayor challenges suspension - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Mafume’s lawyers accused the minister of acting arbitrarily and outside the law in effecting the suspension. The post Harare mayor challenges suspension appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Ethanol producers fail to meet demand - The Zimbabwe Independent
The Independent is informed that the situation has been worsened by the companies’ failure to access their vast sugarcane plantations due to the prevailing wet conditions. The post Ethanol producers fail to meet demand appeared first on The Zimbabwe Independent.
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Charles-Barber is new creative director - Barbados Today
Red Advertising & Marketing has appointed Sophie Charles-Barber, a London-born advertising and branding specialist, as its new Creative Director effective January 3, 2022. Charles-Barber, was most recently based in Trinidad and Tobago at Lonsdale Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising, where she spent more
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Sterling Investments Limited cements its status in the J$2.2billion assets club for Q3 | The Bajan Reporter
In the penultimate quarter of 2021 facing continued global volatility, uncertainty continued to impact investor sentiment. Yet Sterling Investments Limited (SIL), posted an impressive 27.5% Year-On-Year (YOY) increase in the value of investment securities. Charles Ross, Director, Sterling
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Ex-ZCTU boss lands top coalition post - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Mutasa, who last year lost the ZCTU presidency to Florence Taruvinga will be deputised by Busi Dube. The post Ex-ZCTU boss lands top coalition post appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Vers l'adoption d'une loi américaine réclamant des enquêtes sur l’assassinat du président Moïse, le massacre de La Saline et la corruption | Haiti Gazette
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MNC sinks US$2m into plastics plant in Zim - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Innovative Plastics, which will operate as an RJ subsidiary, manufactures household products which include tables, chairs, buckets and plates. The post MNC sinks US$2m into plastics plant in Zim appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Supreme Court halts COVID-19 vaccine rule for US businesses
By Mark Sherman and Jessica Gresko | The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has stopped a major push by the Biden administration to boost the nation’s COVID-19 […] The post Supreme Court halts COVID-19 vaccine rule for US businesses appeared first on The Sacram
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Geriatric hospital benefits from ministry's generosity - Barbados Today
Clients of the Geriatric Hospital and other district hospitals in Barbados have received some relief from the pain and inconvenience of isolation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic from their families. Although they cannot as yet enjoy face to face visits, they can now communicate with their families
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Export Barbados assists breadfruit exporters - Barbados Today
Export Barbados (BIDC) has come to the assistance of breadfruit exporters Shawn Holder of Holder's Food & Exports and Erasmus Alfred of E&C Marketing. The two men recently revealed in the media that they were losing thousands of dollars because all the regular avenues to export breadfruits to
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28% of Tobago fire officers vaccinated
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News A firefighter moves a hose after putting out a blaze. File photo. ROGER JACOB President of the First Divisional Fire Officers’ Association David Thomas has said only about 28 per cent of the fire officers in Tobago are
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De Peiza outlines agenda for first 90 days in office if party wins polls - Barbados Today
Declaring there will be no loose promises from the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) platform, an energised Verla De Peiza on Sunday night laid bare her party’s agenda within the first 90 days of office if elected to office on January 19. Ahead of the planned release of the party’s manifesto on
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ECCB Reports Region-Wide Service Interruption Of DCash Platform - St. Lucia Times News
The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) has announced an interruption in service of the DCash platform affecting all users. According to an advisory on the bank's official website Friday, a 'technical issue' and the 'subsequent necessity for upgrades' caused the break in service. As a result, the
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What is lucid dreaming and how can it help to grow your business | The Bajan Reporter
So, what is lucid dreaming? This is an easy topic to discuss because it is scientifically proven. It is also becoming increasingly recognized, most people living this phenomenon at least once in their lives. Lucid dreaming: what is it? A lucid dream is a dream we are simply aware of dream (hence
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Bajans to get opportunity to invest in Sam Lord’s Castle hotel project - Barbados Today
Barbadians will soon have the chance to own shares and invest in a major tourism project as well as other opportunities. Minister of Home Affairs Wilfred Abrahams, speaking at the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) Mega Manifesto Meeting on Sunday, disclosed that if returned to office, a Mia Mottley-led
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By Beth Hundsdorfer Capitol News Illinois bhundsdorfer@capitolnewsillinois.com The Illinois Department of Corrections announced Tuesday that it would pause intake of inmates from county jails amid the COVID-19 surge. As of
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