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Alexandre Chassagnac , chanteur lyrique. – DR
Alexandre Chassagnac, le talentueux chanteur lyrique révélé dans l’émission « Incroyable Talent » sur la chaîne M6, intègre le Collectif des Outre-mer.
Passionné par le chant lyrique, la musique classique et l’Opéra, Alexandre Chassagnac a quitté l’armée où il était engagé, pour embrasser une carrière de chanteur.
Après un passage remarqué dans l’émission « The Voice » sur TF1, la voix exceptionnelle du chanteur lui a valu des invitations dans de nombreux événements en Europe, au Canada, au Québec et en Chine.
Très sensible aux causes humanitaires, et se sentant proche de la France d’Outre-mer, à l’issue d’un diner avec Vanina Noël, il a décidé de rejoindre le Collectif des Outre-mer.
L’artiste souhaite apporter sa contribution à la lutte contre les violences faites aux Femmes, et prendre part aux actions du Collectif des Outre-mer.
Plusieurs projets sont d’ores et déjà envisagés par le C’DOM avec cet artiste généreux aux multiples talents …
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Depuis quelques semaines, « Kids and Cute », un espace de coiffure professionnelle entièrement dédié aux enfants, a ouvert ses portes à Jarry, immeuble Canada, près de Jouet Club. Le concept fait déjà tourner les têtes.
Davy Abraham a toujours été attiré par l’univers de la coiffure. Bien que son secteur professionnel de formation en soit éloigné, il a élaboré et mûri un projet de salon de coiffure spécialement pensé pour les plus jeunes depuis plusieurs années. L’homme n’attendait que la rencontre avec LA coiffeuse professionnelle ayant une vision proche de la sienne pour mettre ses rêves à exécution. Quand sa route croise celle de Ludivine Minfir, il comprend que c’est la collaboratrice idéale, et que l’heure a enfin sonné de concrétiser son idée. La jeune femme, qui possède déjà le salon Liberty à Lauricisque, spécialisé en techniques américaines, accepte immédiatement de se lancer dans ce nouveau challenge. Ensemble, Davy et Ludivine recrutent plusieurs coiffeurs et coiffeuses professionnels dont le talent doit s’exercer uniquement sur les enfants : certains s’occuperont des cheveux (nattes, tresses, vanilles) des petites filles et des petits garçons, une autre oeuvrera sur les coupes et leur entretien. Ces spécialistes, formés pour travailler avec attention et délicatesse, détiennent également une bonne dose de psychologie pour faire en sorte que les jeunes clients ne rechignent pas pendant que l’on s’occupe d’eux et que parents comme enfants soient ravis au final.
En plus de ces professionnels aguerris, le salon « Kids and Cute » propose un espace unique en Guadeloupe. Sur 120 m2 en tout, le local comporte au rez-de-chaussée un salon d’attente pour les parents, les postes de coiffure, les bacs à shampoing, et un photocole, coin destiné à prendre une photo souvenir dans un décor très nature. Sur la mezzanine, une merveilleuse salle de jeux attend les enfants pour d’inoubliables moments de détente. « Dès leur arrivée, les clients traversent une arche de ballons qui leur permet de pénétrer dans notre univers » décrit Ludivine Minfir. « La décoration est très gaie et colorée et il y a beaucoup de verdure et de dorures. Les enfants apprécient, d’autant que lors de la coiffure, nous proposons de nombreux accessoires très girly qui aident les petites filles à se sentir un peu princesses, et que, très bientôt, nous mettrons à disposition sur chaque poste un Ipad, en accord avec la famille bien sûr, ou encore des petits jeux de manipulations pour que le temps passe plus vite … Toujours pour aider notre clientèle à se sentir bien, nous offrons également le goûter. Concernant la gamme de produits, nous avons opté pour des soins à base de karité, de marque française, très hydratants et adaptés aux cheveux soumis au soleil et à l’air marin. Ceux-ci sont efficaces par rapport à l’épaisseur des cheveux sous nos climats. »
Renseignements et informations : « Kids and Cute » sur Instagram et Facebook, tél : 0690516727.
La prestation, encore optimisée par l’accueil, rend la clientèle heureuse.
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L’entrée du salon est matérialisée par une arche de ballon. Les enfants ont ainsi l’impression de pénétrer dans un monde à eux.
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Sur la mezzanine, les responsables ont aménagé une salle de jeux lumineuse et bien achalandée, qui permet aux enfants de se détendre après la coupe.
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Comment profiter de ce service ?
« Toutes les prises en charge se font sur rendez-vous. Les parents expliquent à ce moment ce qu’ils souhaitent pour leur enfant. Leurs demandes rentrent dans une catégorie, en fonction du nombre de tresses et du temps que cela prend ». Le salon est ouvert du lundi au dimanche pendant les vacances scolaires et du mardi au dimanche le reste du temps, de 10 à 19 heures.
Premiers avis de la clientèle
Une jeune cliente : « J’adore ce salon, il est très convivial, j’ai eu l’impression d’être en famille. Ce qui est sûr, c’est que je reviendrai ! ».
Un papa : « Franchman, biten-la bon ! On bel ti salon ba sé timoun-la, avec une aire de jeux bien pensée. Rien à dire ! En tout cas, je ramènerai mon fils avec grand plaisir ».
Une maman : « Merci pour la prestation parfaite que vous nous avez donné à ma fille et à moi, dans un cadre agréable. De très bonnes ondes. A la prochaine fois ! »
Nadine, une maman : « Merci beaucoup à toute l’équipe de Kids and Cute. Vous êtes vraiment géniaux. Vous avez pris le temps de vous occuper de ma fille, vous lui avez offert un petit goûter pour qu’elle puisse patienter tranquillement. Quant à la salle de jeux, elle a adoré. Vous êtres très pros, à l’écoute des parents, et j’ai vraiment apprécié cela. A partir de maintenant, c’est vous qui vous occuperez d’elle. Merci encore ».
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Investigators at the St Andrew crime scene where a woman was killed on Monday afternoon.
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A woman is now dead after she was shot at the intersection of Hagley Park Road and Rainford Road in St Andrew on Monday afternoon.
The woman, who has not yet been identified, was shot by unknown assailant/s about 2pm. Her attacker fled the scene.
She was rushed to hospital where she was pronounced dead.
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REAL NEWS-As investigations into the double murder of two Mexicans continue, REAL News understands that a co-worker of both men – who is being questioned as a suspect – has been arrested and charged for a different offence.
The man, who reportedly holds a managerial position at the Royalton Resort, was picked up the morning after the shooting, September 7, on the job.
A source claims that the three men had been involved in a feud for some time.
However, although the man remains tight lipped with investigators, the source alleges that, at one point during the questioning, he placed himself, alone, on a secluded beach in the Pillar Rock area, at the time of the murders.
Further, the source alleges that the man’s fiancée, with whom he shares a child, could not account for his whereabouts on the night of the double homicides.
Police investigations reportedly led officers to a house where the man claims he resides by himself and where a large quantity of drugs reportedly was found.
It is alleged that lawmen took into custody over 400 grammes of compressed cannabis, found at the property on September 8.
Accordingly, the man was charged for having the illegal substance in his possession and taken before Chief Magistrate Joanne Walsh in the St. John’s Magistrate’s Court on Monday, September 12.
The suspect was convicted and fined $10,000, which he has to pay before the end of December or be imprisoned for 18 months.
Sources say that, following his court appearance, he was taken back into police custody.
Unconfirmed reports allege that the man was deported from Canada after conviction for a serious crime.
Meanwhile, a coroner’s inquest into the death of both men – Cesar Santos Ramirez, 36, and Ronaldo Emmanuel Sandoval Stone, 39 – was also held on Monday by Coroner Joanne Walsh and a small jury panel.
The bodies were examined at the Barnes Funeral Home before the panel was dismissed.
The victims – who reportedly were managers at the Royalton Resort – were shot to death at their usual residence at the Pillar Rock Hotel, in Dieppe Bay, Five Islands.
At about 10 p.m. on the night in question, reports say that a call was placed to the Grays Farm Police Station by a hotel manager, claiming that Santos, a guest at the hotel, had been found floating face down in the pool.
Four loud explosions had been heard before the report was made, and Santos is said to have sustained a gunshot wound to the right temple.
Sandoval Stone was not discovered until much later, reportedly due to the volume of blood in the pool and the fact that his body had sunk to the bottom.
It was later determined that he had been shot multiple times: to his left ear and twice to his back.
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Online shoppers can have their goods delivered directly to their homes or workplaces with Caribbean Airlines Ltd (CAL) Jetpak courier service.
A media release from CAL on Monday reported that customers ordering packages weighing 50 pounds or less can have the items delivered directly to their home.
The service which is only available in Trinidad with a delivery only option in Tobago is expected to be established to other countries in the Caribbean Airlines network.
For now, the service has two locations at the Caribbean Airlines’ cargo office in Piarco and the Parkade Building, Port of Spain.
The release also reported that a smart technology locker would be introduced soon to allow for more pick-up locations in TT.
Customers can sign up for Jetpak using the link jetpak.caribbean-airlines.com.
Once registration is completed customers will receive a US address which can be used to shop online, the items purchased online will be delivered to the US address, Caribbean Airlines will bring the items to Trinidad and the airline will clear the items with customers and deliver the items to your location.
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A businessman has been taken to hospital after two gunmen beat him on Monday afternoon.
A police report said at around 3 pm, two men pulled up in a white Nissan Tiida car in front of his minimart in Woodland. The men, each with a gun, began beating the owner, who was working in the minimart.
They then left empty-handed, got back into the car and drove away.
Southern Division police were alerted and the injured owner was taken for treatment.
No one has been arrested and investigations are ongoing.
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See full statement from the Ministry of Agriculture:
The Ministry of Agriculture wishes to inform importers that the Government of Guyana has taken a decision to suspend, with immediate effect, the 3 percent processing fee on the invoice price for milk and dairy products.
The Ministry has instructed the Guyana Livestock Development Authority to discontinue the collection of the 3 percent processing fee.
All sanitary requirements for the importation of milk and dairy products remain enforced.
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Agriculture Minister Alfred Prospere has lauded his predecessor, Ezechiel Joseph, on his recent opening of a new agro-processing plant in Babonneau.
Joseph a former minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Physical Planning, Natural Resources, and Co-operatives, and also the former Babonneau MP is a co-owner of J’s Agro-Gladen.
The new facility will dehydrate fruit and other farm produce to create items like banana and breadfruit flour.
” I think that is a very good thing for him,” Agriculture Minister Alfred Prospere said regarding his predecessor’s venture.
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And he told reporters on the sidelines of a Cabinet meeting on Monday that Joseph, as a former Agriculture Minister, understands the importance of the agro-processing sub-sector.
“Soon after he opened his facility there was a new facility that opened in Desruisseaux – a cassava facility where they are actually into the production of flour,” Prospere recalled.
“This is a very important sub-sector in the agriculture sector that needs to be pushed because it provides opportunities for a number of those persons who are not directly involved in actually growing the crops but using the crops to produce by-products,” the Minister told reporters.
Headline photo: (L to R) Alfred Prospere & Ezechiel Joseph
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On Sunday, 11 September 2022, the Health Services Authority confirmed one COVID-19 related death. The individual had severe comorbidities and had received only two doses of the vaccination (no booster).
The Ministry of Health and Wellness would like to extend condolences to the family.
As announced in late August, COVID-19 reports to the public will be limited to hospitalisations and deaths. Any notable increases in hospitalisations, as well as any new deaths, will be announced to the public immediately.
Interim Chief Medical Officer, Dr Autilia Newton, reminds the general public of the importance of getting boosted, especially for those in our community who are vulnerable and immunocompromised. “The COVID-19 booster improves protection against severe infection for all age groups, and research has shown it helps keep people out of the hospital,” Dr Newton stated.
The COVID-19 vaccination and booster schedule for the month of September is available on https://www.hsa.ky/public-health/coronavirus/.
(Source: Ministry of Health & Wellness)
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