Communities urged to build climate-change resilient houses - NewsDay Zimbabwe
This was after Cyclone Ana last week left a trail of destruction, leaving an estimated 300 households in Mutasa and Nyanga districts in Manicaland province in need of assistance after their homes were damaged by the tropical
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BUT supports COVID vaccines for children under 12 - Barbados Today
The Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) sees Government’s move to acquire vaccines for children between the ages of five and 11 as a positive step. However, General Secretary of the island’s largest teachers’ union, Herbert Gittens says it is left to be seen how many parents will allow their young
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Estwick: ‘Players’ improvement trumps series victory’ - Barbados Today
West Indies assistant coach Roddy Estwick says the improvement shown in the recent Twenty20 International series against England was perhaps more pleasing than the actual 3-2 victory in the five-match rubber.With the series tied 2-2, the home side beat the world number one by 17 runs in a dramatic
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One new face among Independent Senators - Barbados Today
President Dame Sandra Mason has appealed to the seven Independent Senators sworn in on Tuesday to commit to their role as independent legislators in the Upper House. Speaking to the senators after they took the oath at State House, Dame Sandra said that they must fully accept and understand that
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Baynes: THA to help faith-based groups achieve goals
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday A faith-based forum has been rolled out by the THA Division of Community Development, Youth Development and Sport. The disclosure was made by the Secretary of Community Development Terance Baynes as addressed reporters virtually during
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630 new cases of COVID-19 - Barbados Today
The Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory has identified 630 COVID-19 cases - 290 males and 340 females - from the 2,530 tests conducted on Friday, January 28. The new cases comprise 122 persons under the age of 18, and 508 who are 18 years old and over. There were 152 persons in isolation
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CZM Committee and Public Question Parking for New Restaurant Planned for Coral Bay
Members of the public weighed in on a new building proposed for Coral Bay at a Coastal Zone Management hearing held online last Thursday.
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Khupe, Mwonzora in dogfight over money - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Khupe has now approached the High Court claiming that she is the MDC-T president and on that basis must get $149 million from the government. The post Khupe, Mwonzora in dogfight over money appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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The Market Donates $10,000 to Queen Louise Home for Children
The Market St. Croix presented a $10,000 check to Queen Louise Home for Children Friday as the culmination of a matching grant challenge started in December – a Christmas fundraiser for the children's foster home.
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Los Rumis, FEDS, Spartans, and Llacos All Collect Wins on Day Two of Memorial Fastpitch Softball Tournament
The softball family on St. Thomas lost two young men in separate incidents in the past few months. Ceneca Lindo was tragically killed in an accident on St. John. Dwayne Abbott succumbed to a medical illness. Both men were avid softball players and members of Griffith Park Massive softball team. The
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Airtel Malawi celebrates with Flames, gifts smartphones to team
Airtel Malawi Plc, the second main sponsor of the Flames AFCON fundraising campaign, has presented high end smartphones to the Flames players as a gift for their exploits at the just ended AFCON 2021 football tourney. The Tecno Camon 18i smartphones were presented by Managing Director Charles
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Friends of the Virgin Islands National Park Share a Year of Successes in Spite of COVID
The Friends of the Virgin Islands National Park – more than 2,000 members strong – had good news to report during their annual meeting held online on Friday.
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JTUM criticises TSTT ‘restructuring’ plans
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Head of the Joint Trade Union Movement Ancel Roget. - The Joint Trade Union Movement (JTUM) has accused the Government of engaging in an aggressive campaign of retrenchment under the guise of restructuring Telecommunications
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Ste Madeleine man jailed for gun, ammo
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday A Ste Madeleine man, found with two rounds of ammunition in his pants pockets as well as a loaded gun with six more rounds of ammunition in his car, has been jailed. Martin Harripersad, of Third Street, appeared virtually before Couva
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Skerritt: "No reason to change Simmons, Pollard" - Barbados Today
Cricket West Indies president Ricky Skerritt says West Indies white ball captain Kieron Pollard and coach Phil Simmons have been under fire from some loud critics in the Caribbean who want them sacked. Giving the two his backing, however, Skerritt ruled out any immediate changes.“Phil and Pollard
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Millions poured into regional COVID-19 fight - Barbados Today
The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) on Tuesday said it had mobilised over US$80 million specifically to help its Borrowing Member Countries (BMCs) meet the increased and changing needs brought on by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. “The second year of the COVID-19 pandemic saw our response
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Sammy Says West Indies Should ‘Fancy Their Chances’ Against Strong Indian Side | The Bajan Reporter
Former West Indies captain Darren Sammy backed the Kieron Pollard-led side to do well in the ODI and T20I series against India in February. West Indies are set to tour India for three ODIs and as many T20Is. The tour will begin with the three-match ODI series. All three ODIs will be played at the
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Over-regulation, restrictive costs identified in ganga industry - Barbados Today
More support and education must be made available to Caribbean states that are seeking to establish robust and financially viable marijuana industries. Attorney-at-law and first director of Licensing and Applications at the Cannabis Licensing Authority in Jamaica, Annette Henry, gave that advice
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Young has 36 points, Hawks beat Lakers for 7th straight win - The Atlanta Voice
Trae Young believes a defensive revival has the Atlanta Hawks back on track. That defense finally showed up in the final quarter against the Los Angeles Lakers. Young had 36 points and 12 assists, and the Hawks earned their seventh straight win by rallying to beat the Lakers 129-1
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Cops meet with DPP over 10-year-old Arima boy’s shooting death
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Homicide detectives were expected to meet with the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) on Sunday to discuss whether an Arima man will be charged for the death of ten-year-old Christian Liverpool. Liverpool was shot and killed at his
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Source: Trinidad News
Former Butler Bay Great House Welcomes Guests as the New Feather Leaf Inn
Over the last four years, the Butler Bay Great House has been transformed and renovated and now shows off its original beauty and modern amenities and renamed the Feather Leaf Inn on the northwest end of St. Croix.
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Guyana's Kelvin Johnson wins Trinidad and Tobago International Marathon - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
JONATHAN RAMNANANSINGH GUYANESE DISTANCE runner Kelvin Johnson won the Trinidad and Tobago International Marathon (TTIM) in a time of two hours, 55 minute and 33 seconds on Sunday. Johnson was among a selected group of 27 athletes who qualified to physically cover the 26.2-mile marathon dist
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No stop to violence – Killings, shootings, bodies found over weekend
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday After a series of shootings and murders last week, the violence continued over the weekend as three more murders were recorded between Saturday and Sunday. In the most recent incident the body of a 29-year-old Belmont man was found
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Maritime Pact Could Bring $2.3 Billion to V.I.
Gov. Albert Bryan signed an agreement in Washington D.C. Tuesday that could pave the way for unprecedented port improvements and long-term maritime industry jobs.
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Photo Focus: WAPA at Work in Cruz Bay
Drivers will need to take their chill pills to get through Cruz Bay, St. John, for the next few months as work continues to place V.I. Water and Power Authority utilities underground.
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West Indies T20 squad named for India series - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

CRICKET West Indies (CWI) selection panel announced the West Indies T20 squad for the upcoming three-match series against India. The West Indies will visit India from February 6-20, where they will also play three One-Day Internationals.

The three T20s will be played at Eden Garde

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Health Ministry to step up fight against COVID-19 - Barbados Today
With the Omicron variant of COVID-19 still raging, the Ministry of Health intends to step up its fight in order to protect the most vulnerable on the island. Speaking during Saturday’s COVID-19 press briefing, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Kenneth George said the current dominant variant of the virus
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Zacc gets tough on AG reports non-compliance - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Speaking at Zacc’s inaugural accounting and financial reporting seminar last Friday, the anti-graft body’s deputy chairperson, Kuziva Murapa said their investigations had shown that most public institutions were ignoring the recommendations instead of acting on
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HBCU Report: Howard beats Morgan in early MEAC matchup
By Mark F. Gray, Special to the AFRO There was never a time where Howard seemed fazed by anything Morgan threw at them Saturday afternoon in Baltimore. Despite a barrage of three pointers in the first half, which led to a 10-point lead, the Bison remained poised and executed head
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UNC queries Stanley John report on police operations
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Oropouche MP Dr Roodal Moonilal is querying the terms under which Retired Justice Stanley John undertook an investigation into the granting of firearm licences which resulted in the issuance of the Stanley John report. He also
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