Residents of Active Hill were forced into clean-up mode today after a costly landslide piled mud and rubble onto the …
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By David Jessop A few days ago, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) warned all financial institutions that many citizenship by investment (CBI) programmes that offer passports in exchange for large sums of money, create the potential for misuse. The powerful inter-governmental organisation said that banks and other financial service providers would in […]
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(PRESS RELEASE) – Natural Touch of the Babonneau Secondary School was presented with the prestigious Junior Achievement Company of the Year Award at the annual Awards Ceremony held on Wednesday 10th October 2018 at the Golden Palm Event Centre, Rodney Bay. Patron of JA, Her Excellency Dame Pearlette Louisy, Ministers of Government, Permanent Secretaries and ...
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By Jean H Charles October 17 brings back the memory of the assassination of Haiti’s founding father by his comrades in arms. Indeed, it happened 212 years ago. The country has sunk into an abyss since. It seems the people of Haiti are now ready to make another revolution to bring back the nation from […]
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Dear Sir: Cabinet by Minute No. 365 of February 23, 2017, agreed to the appointment of a team to conduct a review of the operations of Petrotrin and make recommendations for its restructuring. The team comprised the following persons: Selwyn Lashley, permanent secretary in the ministry of energy; Helen Drayton; Robert Riley, former CEO of […]
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Dear Sir: Trinidad and Tobago – the land of Carnival, steelband, tassa, calypso and chutney – is the same country that produces a unique brand of Divali to the world. In fact, the annual Hindu Festival of Lights has become Trinidad’s largest, national, open-air festival, second only to Carnival. Divali is a welcome alternative to […]
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Dear Sir: The horrific circumstances in which Jamal Khashoggi, a prominent and constant critic of the ruling Saudi Arabia’s terrorist gang disguised as royal family, found death are not novelties at all, rather once again encores. The long violent history of Islam, in extremity, and with regularity, should be sufficient for the civilized men and […]
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Dear Sir: This tribute is to a magnificent, great and absolutely astounding lady who overcame the many odds that confronted her. Born in 1941, Marva Sprauve-Browne was the daughter of Eunice Canton Sprauve and Dr Gehardht Sprauve. Sprauve-Browne graduated from Charlotte Amalie High School in 1957. She enrolled at Morgan State College and graduated in […]
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ABC News:- Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that America’s global dominance is coming to an end, with the U.S. itself accelerating that process with a string of mistakes “typical of an empire.” The Russian president, speaking at the Valdai forum in the Black Sea resort town of Sochi, criticized the U.S. for implementing sanctions against Russia […]
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Concern has been expressed over the possibility of drug resistance to tuberculosis and HIV in Saint Lucia, as a result of infected individuals not accessing health care. The facilitator of a workshop here on stigma and discrimination, Patricia Isaac-Joseph, told the Communications Unit of the Ministry of Health that one of the issues facing health […]
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