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Two join forces to promote agrotourism - Barbados Today
Two regional organisations have joined forces to promote the distinct qualities of two Caribbean iconic products – rum and tourism. The West Indies Rum and Spirits Producers’ Association Inc. (WIRSPA) and the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) recently hosted a webina
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Colorado State Rams Claim the Golden Steel Pan Plague by Winning 2021 Paradise Jam Men's Division
It was raining 3s at the University of the Virgin Islands Sports, and Fitness Center as Colorado State Rams dropped 20 bombs from three-point land in their 95-81 win over the Bluejays from Creighton University on Sunday evening.
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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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ZSE-listed firms in trouble over shares - The Zimbabwe Independent
CSDs are specialised financial services firms that keep securities like shares on behalf of investors, allowing ownership to be easily transferred through a book entry rather than transfer of physical
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Carburant : Plus de six millions gallons distribues, la demande ne baisse pas | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste En six jours, le terminal petrolier de Varreux a livre a lui seul plus de six millions de gallons de diesel et de gasoline sur le marche local. Les camions-citernes se bousculent pour se remplir a Varreux qui fonctionne a plein regime. Il est
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Mthuli urged to ‘adequately’ fund industry - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Zimcodd also urged government to invest in environment-friendly hydropower plants equipped with cost-efficient technology capable to generate power even at low water levels. The post Mthuli urged to ‘adequately’ fund industry appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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COVID-19 death toll rises to 214 - Barbados Today
The COVID-19 death toll has reached 214, following the passing of three Barbadians. On Monday, November 22, two women aged 77 and 78, died from the virus at the Blackman and Gollop and Queen’s College Isolation Facilities, respectively.  They were both fully vaccinated. Additionally, a 67-year-old
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No COVID-19 allowances for nurse aides - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Nurse Aides Association of Zimbabwe president Sekai Ticky Watungira yesterday told NewsDay that his organisation’s members were aggrieved by the blatant “discrimination”of lower grade health workers. The post No COVID-19 allowances for nurse aides appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Hwange residents, Chinese miner clash - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The company was given a special grant by the government about 10 years ago. The problem started this year when it wanted to resume mining operations. During the environmental impact assessment process, it only consulted a section of traditional leaders, leaving out a lot of other people
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Police Investigating Two Homicides on St. Thomas
V.I. Police are investigating two unrelated homicides that occurred on St. Thomas Tuesday, one in the morning in Estate Fortuna and the other Tuesday evening in the area of Kronprindsens Gade in Charlotte Amalie.
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‘Free Julius’: Mother (Video), Family And Friends Of Julius Jones Make Final Pleas To Stop Execution In Oklahoma | The Oklahoma Eagle
www.usatoday.com By Josh Dulaney,Carmen Forman,Jana Hayes and Hogan Gore In the waning hours before Julius Jones' scheduled execution, his mother gave a heartfelt monologue proclaiming his innocence outside the doors of Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt's office on Wednesday. It may have been her last
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Source: The Oklahoma Eagle
Energy minister announces faster processing of green power licences - Barbados Today
Frustratingly long periods to have renewable energy licence applications approved are over for local and foreign investors, Minister of Energy Kerrie Symmonds has announced. Symmonds, who is also responsible for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, informed stakeholders and funding partners during
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Pierre Esperance tacle la CNDDR... | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste <>, a fait savoir Pierre Esperance, directeur executif du Reseau national de defense des droits humains (RNDDH), membre du Groupe de travail sur la securite (GTS), en repondant a un journaliste qui voulait savoir si ce groupe entendait rencontrer
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Planning Your Trip to St. John - A Timeline | News of St. John
Happy Monday!  We just wrapped up another spectacular weekend here on St. John.  On Friday, we did a little happy hour at Lovango Rum Bar with Kenny Floyd on stage and then headed over to The Beach Bar for an incredible night of music from a superstar lineup.  There were so many good people around
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Court orders compensation for ex-prisoner who refused to smuggle contraband
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo A HIGH Court judge has ordered compensation for a former prisoner who was beaten and slashed about the body by other prisoners who wanted him to be a part of a smuggling operation to bring illegal items into the Maximum
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Tracy: Scarborough General to be twinned with New York hospital
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Scarborough General Hospital. FILE PHOTO PNM Tobago Council political leader Tracy Davidson-Celestine says the Scarborough General Hospital will be twinned with a hospital in New York, US, if the party wins the December 6 Tobago
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Second Outbreak: 14 Detainees Test Positive for COVID-19 at St. Croix Jail
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Outstanding Assessments, Late Filings Hold Up WAPA’s Rate Petitions
Ongoing discussions on outstanding fees owed by the V.I. Water and Power Authority came to a head during Friday’s Public Services Commission meeting,.
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Kershelmar Farm dispute: CIO boss, Malunga trade barbs - The Zimbabwe Independent
The Central Intelligence Organisation ( CIO) deputy director-general Gatsha Mazithulela, through his lawyers, Titan Law, is questioning the legality of the purchase of the farm by Zephania Dlamini, Charles Moyo and Siphosami
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Governor Holcomb declares Nov. 15 America Recycles Day - The Chicago Crusader
Governor Eric J. Holcomb issued a Proclamation declaring Nov. 15 America Recycles Day in the State of Indiana. In partnership with the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM), the Proclamation
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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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Photos of the day – November 22
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News SOMBRE WAIT: People gather in the carpark of the Forensic Science Centre in St James waiting to identify loved ones murdered recently including on the weekend when at least ten people were killed in the country. PHOTO BY SUREASH
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L'UNICEF celebre sur fond de crise la Journee mondiale de l'enfance dans le Sud | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste C'est dans un contexte tres particulier, ou le pays fait face a une crise sans precedent, que le Fonds des Nations unies pour l'enfance (UNICEF) a celebre la Journee mondiale de l'enfance le samedi 20 novembre 2021 dans le departement du
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Men accused of Emerald City burglary to appear in Court - Barbados Today
Two St Philip men accused of burglary at the Emerald City Supermarket that occurred between October 19 and 20 are set to appear at the District “C” Magistrates’ Court, St Matthias today. They are Romell Sobers, 40, of Eastbourne and Dario Jones, 33, of Lynches. Sobers will also face a separate
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There’s a Lot More to Travel Than Packing a Suitcase
What Alan “Mike” Greaves didn’t know was that once he left the territory, he would have a hard time getting back in again.
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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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UPDATE: Victim of hanging identified - Barbados Today
A body found hanging in Bridgetown this afternoon has been identified as that of 45-year-old Jagadesh Guli Mirchandani of #9 2nd Avenue, Valley View, Walkers, St George. Mirchandani's body was found on the third floor of the building housing Daily Depot on Tudor Street. Police were called to the
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Firefighter Killed, Another Injured in St. John Training Accident
A single-vehicle accident on Centerline Road, St. John, claimed the life of a firefighter Monday and left another injured. Motorists say traffic to the islands' east end was nearly brought to a halt while emergency responders assessed and cleared the scene.
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8 more dead, 345 infected
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News EIGHT more people died from covid19 in the last 24 hours, the Ministry of Health reported in its daily update on Sunday. In all, some 1,858 people have died from the virus since March, last year. The ministry also reported an
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Plastic bags to be banned next year - NewsDay Zimbabwe
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