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Supermarket Association head: Lifting SoE can bring relief
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Rajiv Diptee, president of the Supermarket Association. FILE PHOTO - SUPERMARKET Association president Rajiv Diptee said the lifting of the state of emergency (SoE) on Wednesday gives businesses some time to plan their operations
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Source: Trinidad News
Business leaders: Time to live with covid19
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Kiran Singh - BUSINESS leaders say the end of the state of emergency (SoE) brings to bear the reality that Trinidad and Tobago must learn to live with covid19 for the long term. Weighing in on the issue on Sunday were Trent
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Source: Trinidad News
Critical customs reforms ten years late - Barbados Today
One of Government’s main reform agenda items under the Barbados Economic Recovery and Transformation (BERT) programme is on course to completion, says Minister in the Ministry of Finance Ryan Straughn. His declaration came on Tuesday as he announced that the new Customs Bill, which seeks to reform
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
[UPDATED] Oil spill from Heritage pipeline at Vessigny
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Workers of Heritage Petroleum Company Ltd ere at the Vessigny Beach on Wednesday tending to an oil leak at the Vessigny river. - Photo by Marvin Hamilton On Tuesday night at Vessigny Village, La Brea, the smell of fumes was so
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Source: Trinidad News
‘Curfew ease good for small businesses’ - Barbados Today
Ryan Walters, Democratic Labour Party (DLP) spokesman on small business and entrepreneurship, has welcomed the easing of the curfew, saying this would provide some breathing room for micro and small businesses to start to dig themselves from the brink of collapse. However, Walters is calling for
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Tobago man, 23, killed in accident in Carnbee
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago Ronell Campbell - Facebook Tobagonian Ronell Campbell of Arnos Vale Road, Les Coteaux died on Sunday evening after he got into an accident while driving in Carnbee, Tobago. According to police, around 10.40 pm Campbell, 23, was
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Dario Taylor to appear in court gun related offences - Barbados Today
A Christ Church man is set to appear in the District 'C' Magistrates' Court this morning in connection with gun-related charges. He is Dario Taylor, 30, of Gall Hill, who was charged with possession of a firearm without a valid licence, possession of ammunition without a valid permit and breach of
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
Rev. Jackson, Rainbow PUSH Coalition to protest Rittenhouse verdict 2 p.m. today at Federal Plaza - The Chicago Crusader
Saying no one has a right to kill anyone, Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. Saturday called on the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse who
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Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group
NCF designs initiative for graphic artists - Barbados Today
The National Cultural Foundation recently launched a series of posters featuring the creativity of six local graphic designers, who were commissioned to produce designs on the theme: My Country to Me. Local graphic designers Dominic Skeete, Vickyann Hope, Sergio Charles, Tyrell Ward, Runako Clarke
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Diego Martin man found dead
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo A 39-year-old Diego Martin man was found dead on Tuesday afternoon. Police said a relative visited the home of Lawrence McIntosh at Unity Road, Richplain at around 6.30 pm and broke down the door to enter. He found
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Ellis issues COVID-19 warning ahead of Independence celebrations - Barbados Today
Barbadians have a social and personal responsibility to protect themselves and their loved ones from COVID-19 ahead of Independence celebrations, COVID-19 Public Advisor, David Ellis said Monday. Appearing on Voice of Barbados’ Down to Brasstacks programme, Ellis acknowledged he was aware of many
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PSVs want restriction on capacity lifted to allow them more passengers - Barbados Today
Along with renewed calls for public service vehicles (PSVs) to be allowed to operate at full capacity, the Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT) is also suggesting there should be a full removal of all restrictions. The call has come from its communications, information and marketing
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
NPS Announces Process for Caneel Bay's Redevelopment
The National Park Service on Monday announced the launch of a new formal process to plan for the redevelopment of Caneel Bay at Virgin Islands National Park on St. John.
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Republic Bank and Victoria Mutual reach agreement on RFI Acquisition - Barbados Today
Republic Bank (Barbados) Limited has entered into an agreement with Victoria Mutual Investments Limited (VMIL) to acquire 100% of the issued and authorized common shares in Republic Funds (Barbados) Inc., the owner and operator of the Republic Bank family of Mutual Funds, comprising Republic
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Chinese miner blocks workers’ union - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY PRESTIGE MUNTANGA THE Solidarity Mine Workers Union of Zimbabwe has accused Dinson Colliery Company, a Chinese-owned mine in Hwange of flouting mining regulations after its workers alleged that they were being abused and denied the right to interact with union representatives. Dinson Colliery is
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
COVID-19: Dental association leader pushes saliva testing - Barbados Today
President of the Barbados Dental Association Dr Vidya Armogan and other doctors are anxious for Minister of Health Lt Col Jeffrey Bostic to sign off on saliva testing for COVID-19. Armogan, who recently launched a private safe zone initiative that went into operation at three businesses last
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Chamisa supporters in soup over ‘ED dogs’ slur - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Nobody Makoni (51), Batsirai Sora (33), Kudzai Sachiwo (27), Jacob Chigodora (32), Chipo Mungoshi (34) and Memory Chikodze (35) were released on $5 000 bail each by magistrate Zvidzayi Mateko. The post Chamisa supporters in soup over ‘ED dogs’ slur appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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‘Take it or leave it' former LIAT employees told - Barbados Today
SOURCE:CMC- Prime Minister Gaston Browne has told former employees of the cash-strapped regional airline, LIAT, that they have a choice to either accept or reject the compassionate settlement his administration has offered to them and says he sees no reasons for further talks on the matter. “We do
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Zim elected Kimberley Process vice-chair - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The election took place in Moscow, Russia,  at the plenary meeting which ran from November 8 to 12. The post Zim elected Kimberley Process vice-chair appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Les sinistres du camp de Land des Gabions veulent rentrer chez eux | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste Le camp du Land des Gabions abrite 300 tantes pour 353 familles. 1 245 personnes, dont 407 enfants, vivent ici dans des conditions extremement difficiles, a fait savoir le delegue du comite de gestion du camp, Laugaus Emile. Cela fait deux mois
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V.I. Port Authority is Currently Spending Over $75 Million on Projects
The Virgin Islands Port Authority currently has several active projects occurring throughout the territory and some that are at a standstill due to financial and design issues.
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Giving Tuesday- Enter to Win a St. John Getaway | News of St. John
This week marks the commencement of the season of giving, beginning with the Thanksgiving holiday, that reminds us to be grateful for the good things in our lives. It’s a time of year to share our blessings with our communities and those who may be less fortunate. While Black Friday and Cyber
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Source: News of St. John | An Online Blog About the Daily Happenings of St. John, USVI
Kiwanis hold pinning ceremony - Barbados Today
Kiwanis Club of Barbados South recently held a pinning ceremony at Southern Palm Hotel, Dover St Michael. President of the Kiwanis Club of Barbados South Deanzer Roberts said that due to the spike in COVID-19 cases the club was unable to have its pinning ceremony as per usual. Thus, she decided to
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The Detroit Ice Cream Co. Dishes Out Cold Curations for the Curious Palate   | The Michigan Chronicle
The Detroit Ice Cream Co. serves up delicious treats and sweets under the helm of owner LaKisha Burns. Photo by LaKisha Burns    It started with a tingly feeling that she turned into a sweet business venture.   The Detroit Ice Cream Co.’s bold founder LaKisha Burns began her company in 2013 after
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CCC’s Harold Washington College named a Citizen Leadership Center by The Citizens Campaign, and just in time to celebrate our first Black Mayor’s 100th birthday! - The Chicago Crusader
Recently, The Citizens Campaign announced the establishment of 10 Citizen Leadership Centers based primarily at community colleges around the nation. The Leadership Centers aim to give citizens the tools and
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Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group
Government moves to end SoE today
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Prime Minister Dr Rowley in the House of Representatives. File photo/Office of the Parliament. - THE House of Representatives will sit at 1.30 pm on Wednesday to debate a motion moved by the Prime Minister to revoke the State of
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Source: Trinidad News
Vieira’s motion ‘part of conspiracy to censure UNC senators’
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar - SUREASH CHOLAI OPPOSITION Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar views the Senate motion by Independent Senator Anthony Vieira as nothing but a conspiracy to censure UNC senators. She believes it
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UVI Basketball Teams Muzzle the Wilberforce Bulldogs in First Game of Road Trip
The University of the Virgin Islands women and men basketball teams were in Wilberforce, Ohio. Their first two games were a doubleheader against a familiar foe as Wilberforce University participated in UVI's HBCU tournament earlier this month. The Bucs concluded the three-game road trip with
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Mottley: Sir James Mitchell was a 'distinguished Caribbean statesman' - Barbados Today
STATEMENT FROM PRIME MINISTER MOTTLEY ON THE PASSING OF SIR JAMES MITCHELL On behalf of the Government and people of Barbados, I extend sincere condolence to the family of Sir James Mitchell and the Government and People of St. Vincent and the Grenadines on the passing of a distinguished Caribbean
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Trinidad and Tobago records highest daily covid19 case number to date – 781
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Photo courtesy CDC. Trinidad and Tobago has recorded its highest number of daily covid19 cases to date, with 781 cases being reported on Wednesday. This is only the second time that the number of daily cases has crossed 700, the
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