Banks confirmed as official beer of Hero CPL finals

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Banks has been confirmed as the Official Beer of the Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) finals which will take place in Guyana from 27 to 30 September. 2022 will be the first time that the historic CPL final will take place in Guyana and Banks Beer will be there to celebrate the occasion with the country’s passionate Hero CPL fans.

Banks will have the pourage rights for the four knockout matches at the 2022 Hero CPL as the brand becomes an integral part of delivering the culmination of this year’s Biggest Party in Sport.

2022 is the 10th anniversary of the Hero CPL and Banks will also be a Supporting Sponsor for the tournament’s anniversary dinner which will take place on Friday 23 September in Georgetown.

Pete Russell, CEO of Hero CPL, said: “Banks is an iconic brand and we are delighted to have them being part of us bringing the Hero CPL finals to Guyana for the first time. No party is complete without an ice-cold beer, and we are looking forward to responsibly enjoying Banks’ amazing product in September.”

Clifford Reis, Chairman/Managing Director of Banks DIH Limited, said: “The beer of Guyana is at the Biggest Party in Sport, and Banks DIH Limited is extremely delighted to be associated with this signature event!

“The Play-Offs and Finals of the historic Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2022 will be held at the Providence Stadium in Guyana for the very first time and Banks Beer is pleased to announce its partnership with the CPL as the Exclusive Beer for the Play-Offs and Finals scheduled for the 27, 28 and 30 September.

“Banks Beer plans to thrill fans at this regional cricketing showpiece with a truly unforgettable experience by providing the perfect local brew and exciting promotions during the matches.”

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COVID-19: ‘New Variants Of Concern’ Confirmed, CMO Says Public Reluctant To Get Tested – St. Lucia Times News

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As Saint Lucia continues to register COVID-19 cases daily during the past week, Chief Medical Officer Dr. (CMO) Sharon Belmar- George has disclosed the underreporting of infections.

“This past week we continue to register cases daily. These are underreported as we note the reluctance of the public to get tested,” Belmar-George disclosed in a statement on Thursday.

In addition, the CMO said the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) had confirmed the presence of two other new variants of concern – BA4 and BF5 in the country.

Concerning Monkeypox, Belmar-George said that the Ministry of Health had strengthened the public health system concerning early detection, surveillance, treatment, isolation, contact tracing, and testing.

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And she revealed that Saint Lucia can now test for Monkeypox in the country at the Ezra Long Laboratory.

At the same time, the CMO said that the Ministry of Health, Wellness, and Elderly Affairs had received Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD) reports from some healthcare providers on the island.

Belmar-George explained that Saint Lucia records HFMD cases yearly, and early interventions usually limit transmission.

Her complete statement appears below:

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PIP buscará que Oficina de la Procuradora de las Mujeres deje sin efecto multa de $30,000

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El Partido Independentista Puertorriqueño (PIP) buscará que la Oficina de la Procuradora de las Mujeres (OPM) deje sin efecto la multa de $30,000 que intenta imponerle a ese colectivo por no tener protocolos de hostigamiento sexual y laboral.

Juan Dalmau, exsenador del PIP, el partido hizo y entregó los protocolos a la OPM. “El reglamento de la Oficina de la Procuradora de las Mujeres dispone que una vez la Procuradora de las Mujeres solicita el que se entreguen protocolos o reglamentos con respecto a la ley correspondiente, si no se entregan esos documentos, proceden las multas, pero, de entregarse los documentos, entonces se dejan las multas sin efecto. Nosotros vamos a hacer nuestra comparecencia correspondiente, pero, ciertamente, hay un abuso de lo que es la ley”, manifestó Dalmau.    

La querella se filtró el martes y contiene la firma de la saliente procuradora de las Mujeres, Lersy Boria. La querella se radicó el 5 de agosto, justo el día en que Boria renunció a su cargo para pasar a ocupar una posición en el Departamento de Estado.

Según el documento, se le imputa una multa administrativa de 10,000 dólares, por violar la Ley 17 de 1988 que exige a los patronos un lugar libre de hostigamiento y un protocolo para el manejo de estos casos. También, le imputa otra multa de 10,000 dólares por incumplir con la política pública de Ley 20 de 2001 al fallarle a su obligación legal de promover política a favor de las mujeres; y la tercera multa, por 10,000 dólares, es por una violación a la Ley 90 de 2020 al no contar con un protocolo o políticas internas necesarias para prevenir, desalentar y evitar el acoso laboral.

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Le conducteur du deux-roues qui avait fauché un enfant âgé de 4 ans sera jugé ce jeudi

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 Ce lundi, un deux-roues avait grièvement blessé un enfant âgé de 4 ans sur le parking d’un centre commercial des Abymes. Après avoir pris la fuite, le conducteur s’est rendu aux autorités, il sera jugé en comparution immédiate de jeudi.

Ce lundi (8 août),un garçonnet avait été renversé par un deux-roues, sur le parking d’un centre commercial des Abymes. Le conducteur du deux-roues avait pris la fuite.Grièvement blessé, la victime été transportée au pôle Parent-enfant du Centre hospitalier universitaire, à Palais Royal, aux Abymes. Âgé de 34 ans, avec antécédents judiciaires, le confucteur du deux-roues, s’est rendu aux autorités judiciaires hier (10 août) et avait été placé en garde à vue.

Il sera jugé ce jeudi, au tribunal de Pointe-à-Pitre en comparution immédiate pour violences aggravées de deux circonstances (délit de fuite et défaut de permis de conduire).

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SKCCU Debit Card Collection

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The SKCCU wishes to advise its membership that all members with active ATM cards, can collect their Debit Card on Saturday 13th August 2022, between the hours of 9:00am-1:00pm at our main office, Bladen Commercial Development.

 

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Torginol Paints Announced as Official Paint of Hero CPL

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The Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) has confirmed Torginol Paints as the tournament’s Official Paint for the next three years.

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Morocco fires coach Halilhod?i? 3 months before World Cup Loop Jamaica

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Morocco’s head coach Vahid Halilhodzic looks on before the start of the African Cup of Nations 2022 group C football match against Gabon at the Ahmadou Ahidjo stadium in Yaounde, Cameroon, Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2022. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe, File).

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RABAT, Morocco (AP) — The coach who helped Morocco qualify for the World Cup was fired Thursday, barely three months before the start of the tournament in Qatar.

The Moroccan football federation said the decision to fire Vahid Halilhod?i? was because of disagreements in preparing the team for the tournament. Morocco is scheduled to play their first match on Nov. 23 against 2018 World Cup finalist Croatia. The team will also play Belgium and Canada in Group F.

Halilhod?i?’s exit opens the way for Hakim Ziyech to return to the squad. The Bosnian had cut the Chelsea winger from the squad last year in a dispute over a supposed unwillingness to play in a friendly game.

It’s the third time the 69-year-old Halilhod?i? has been fired by a team he helped qualify but could not coach at the World Cup itself. He led Ivory Coast through qualifying for the 2010 tournament and Japan for the 2018 edition but lost his job each time before getting to the final tournament.

At 2014 World Cup, Halilhod?i? coached Algeria to the last 16, where the team lost in extra time to eventual champion Germany.

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Local entrepreneur shares winning formula for hair growth Loop Jamaica

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Women refer to their hair as their golden crown of glory, spending thousands of dollars on products that promise to deliver length and health.

Sadra Lindsay, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Garden Gold Cosmetics, says she has found the winning formula for hair growth.

The local and relatively new entrepreneur, who manufactures haircare products, takes pride in knowing that all the ingredients used are organic.

Lindsay says that despite the odds, she started her company during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, crediting divine inspiration for concocting the golden formula.

“Well, as an entrepreneur I have another business, and during the pandemic, we went through a rough patch, so instead of using regular shampoo I just decided to use the things in my garden, just like that, fresh from the garden. The results were amazing,” she says.

“The business was started back in June 2021 when we actually began producing for retail. Before that, we were kind of just trying all this stuff in my own hair and the results were amazing. So based on that, we decided to try the market to see how it would be received, and it was a blessing,” Lindsay notes.

She commends the Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC) for equipping her with the right skills to be a savvy and hands-on entrepreneur.

“I have been a member of that entity for several years, from as far back as 2013. Before I started production, I went and spoke to my business development officer at the JBDC in Mandeville and outlined what I was going to embark on,” she says.

Lindsay points out that the JBDC officer provided the necessary advice. “In terms of drafting a business plan, he helped with that, but it’s also something that I would have done already, having been trained as an entrepreneur by the JBDC in 2015, but he was instrumental in setting me on the right path and refining my ideas,” she adds.

Lindsay notes that she also benefited from additional training by the HEART/ NSTA Trust in 2015 when she was doing level-three administration.

“It was a lot of training as it relates to entrepreneurship on how you create products and how I would do the labelling and stuff like that. This was from a pilot programme that the JBDC had with the Leuphana University in Germany that lasted a few months,” she says. Though equipped with the information, producing the oils did present some challenges, Lindsay points out.

“We wanted to use 100 per cent organic oils and that was a little difficult to source here. There is one particular ingredient that we religiously source from overseas because it’s really expensive out here and most of the persons who sell it here (Jamaica), they sell the refined version,” she says.

“Also, it was difficult to get proper bottles. However, we managed to locate a distributor who provides us with our bottles and we try to buy in bulk, so that we are never out of stock,” the CEO says.

She also acknowledges the work of the Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) for ensuring that her products met the necessary standards for mass production.

“All our products are actually tested by the Bureau of Standards to ensure that there are no harmful ingredients in it to affect persons,” Lindsay says.

“We also have all our labels approved by the Bureau of Standards,” Ms. Lindsay notes.

There are two main items in the Garden Gold product line – the signature Aloe Oil Blend and the Rosemary Oil Blend – both of which, she says, are guaranteed to grow one’s hair rapidly.

“We first started with the Garden Gold Aloe Oil Blend and the results from persons were just amazing. Apart from my own hair, it’s a completely different feeling when you have reviews coming in so often from people that you don’t even know saying, ‘oh my gosh, this is a godsend’,” Lindsay says.

“We then started doing the Rosemary Oil Blend, which is another amazing product that allowed persons to grow really thick hair, really fast. It was particularly wonderful for those persons with very curly hair. We have since produced the shampoo and the conditioner to go with the line. The response has been amazing, as we get at least five reviews in a day,” she adds.

Lindsay says she has been able to ship the products to the Caribbean, the United Kingdom, USA and Canada.

“I really see the business taking off internationally and we ship to other parts of the world. The reviews coming out of countries outside of Jamaica have also been amazing. I really look forward to the business making a name for itself in the industry,” she says.

What makes the products so good, she says, is a secret ingredient that she believes no other hair company has attempted to use, and which helps the hair to grow fast.

A mother of two, Ms. Lindsay says it would not have been possible without a supportive husband.

“He’s very supportive in the business. We work together, we manufacture together, we take care of the boys together, we pretty much do everything together,” she adds.

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Another drug seizure at the General Post Office

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ANOTHER DRUG SEIZURE AT POST OFFICE

Another sizeable drug seizure was made at the General Post Office, following a joint drug operation between the Police and Customs Department on Wednesday.

During the operation, a total of 48 pounds of the controlled drug were discovered in 48 vaccum-sealed packages inside several cardboard boxes.

Also among the siezure on Wednesday, were a number of cannabis vape pens.

The substance is estimated to value at EC $295,896. This has been the second seizure at the post office in less than 24 hours.

On Tuesday, 22 pounds of cannabis were seized by both law enforcement agencies with a value of EC 132,000.

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El precio de Ethereum se dispara tras la noticia de su exitosa actualización

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Ethereum, la segunda mayor criptomoneda por su valor de mercado después del Bitcóin, ha implementado con éxito una nueva actualización en su red de prueba a las 01:45 GMT del 11 de agosto, informa CNBC. Publicada la noticia, el precio del token subió por encima de los 1.900 dólares por unidad.

El valor actual (9:00 GMT) de la moneda digital asciende a 1.891,58 dólares y, aunque es inferior al costo máximo alcanzado luego de la actualización, es un 15 % más alto que la semana pasada.

Desde su creación, Ethereum ha utilizado el llamado modelo ‘prueba de trabajo’ (PoW, por sus siglas en inglés) que requiere de la minería de criptomonedas para realizar transacciones. Como este modelo demanda mucha energía y, en general, es poco ecológico, la criptomoneda está virando hacia el modelo de ‘prueba de participación’ (PoS), que no necesita criptominado. Asimismo, el bautizado como Ethereum 2.0 tiene la ventaja de ser más rápido y eficiente.

La actualización realizada consistió en un test en el que la red especial de pruebas Goerli simuló el proceso de la red principal. Según sus desarrolladores, la denominada fusión fue exitosa, aunque no descartan que más adelante se descubran fallos. 

Se estima que la última actualización de la red principal de Ethereum, calificada como uno de los acontecimientos más importantes en la historia de las criptomonedas, se producirá en septiembre. Sin embargo, en función de los resultados de la presente prueba, la fecha podría cambiar. En el pasado, la actualización se retrasó varias veces, aunque se espera su realización se acabe completando a lo largo de este año.

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