The Making Cities Resilient 2030 Workshop culminates today

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The Making Cities Resilient 2030 Workshop culminates today at the Beachcombers Hotel Conference Facility, after three days of deliberations.

The National Emergency Management Organization has partnered with the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction to host the workshop.

Its objective is to expose key stakeholders to the Resilience Roadmap which is a pathway for the Making Cities Resilient 2030 initiative.

Permanent Secretary, Ministry of National Security, Hudson Nedd said during the opening ceremony that stakeholders must work to achieve the outcomes of the initiative.

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Meanwhile, Disaster Risk Reduction Advisor, United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction, Jaire Tores stressed the importance of the workshop.

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Slain Rapper Lotta Cash Desto’s Father Indicted For Young Dolph’s Murder

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A third man, who was indicted for the 2021 killing of Young Dolph, is the father of slain rapper Lotta Cash Desto.

Fans of Memphis rapper Young Dolph are reacting to the arrest of a third man Hernandez Govan, 43, who was indicted for first-degree murder, first-degree attempted murder, and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder.

Police sources say that Govan was the mastermind behind Dolph’s murder, and he had been plotting to kill the rapper months before. News reports say Govan asked for Dolph to be killed. His reasons for wanting to kill the rapper remains unknown as prosecutors declined to give further details about his indictment.

Hernandez Govan, along with Justin Johnson, 23, and Cornelius Smith, 32, are all now heading for trial for Young Dolph’s murder on November 17, 2021.

As news broke about Govan’s role in the killing of the rapper, fans of Young Dolph began to dig into his personal life and found that his daughter and rapper Lotta Cash Desto, real name Destinee Govan, who is an artist affiliated with Lil Uzi Vert was recently killed, and many are now of the view that her death may have been a reprisal for Young Dolph’s killing.

Lotta Cash Desto, who is a Memphis native, was shot and killed in Houston, Texas, on September 24. She was close with Lil Uzi Vert, who called her his “sister” or “twin,” and they worked on songs like “Lunchroom,” and the February track “Vegas.”

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On Friday, several of Govan’s posts on Facebook went viral as many dug into his personal life. One particular post shared by him hinted that Govan believed his daughter was killed because of his involvement in street life.

“Dis da night my daughter came to my birthday set after I told her to stay at home! We was checking each other all night! I told her ‘U got so much it got u cocky cus u wore them ugly ass flip flops’ she said daddy they know how im coming im on google,” he said in a caption for a photo of his daughter and her friends.

Shortly after her death, Govan shared an emotional post on his Facebook page. “5 yrs ago u knew before everyone what u wanted to do,” he wrote. “It aint a girl in the rap game that can say they accomplished what you did independently. You didnt wait on nobody u was a hustler like your dad. If u didnt have it today u was gone figure it out by tomorrow. I dont know how I found the strength to move your furniture today your spirit had to be pushing me baby. Im about to drop to my knees and pray because I gotta come see u in the morning & baby I just dont know how tf im gone do it.”

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Govan is also said to be a colleague of Yo Gotti’s brother Jook. A photo of him and Jook at a club last week has now gone viral on social media. Many fans of Dolph have been speaking about Dolph and Yo Gotti’s beef in Memphis, which has been nothing short of polarizing.

“Wait!! His daughter is a rapper she was just murdered a few months ago she was signed to lil Uzi vert. They got a picture of him & yo Gotti brother floating around, might be more to this story frfr,” a commenter wrote on Facebook.

“Looking at Yo Gotti like [musing emoji] We investigating Gotti and keep running into to your people. I ain’t saying he did it but he definitely knows who did,” another wrote.

In the meantime, Memphis police have not drawn a link between the murder of Young Dolph to that of Desto.

Young Dolph was shot and killed while buying treats inside Makeda’s Homemade Cookies on November 17, 2021. His brother was also with him but escaped unharmed. An autopsy revealed that the rapper was shot 22 times about the body and died on his scene.

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‘Creatieve professionals verdienen grotere bekendheid’

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Tekst en beeld Audry Wajwakana PARAMARIBO — Er zijn in Suriname jongeren die hun talent professioneel inzetten en geld ermee

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Watch out for perps stealing motor vehicle registration plates Loop Cayman Islands

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The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) is advising motor vehicle owners to be vigilant, as criminals are stealing registration plates.

The RCIPS said it has recently received numerous reports of vehicle registration plates being stolen.

“In at least one instance, stolen registration plates have been placed on other vehicles which have then been used during the commission of other offences,” the RCIPS said in a statement.

“The RCIPS is advising the public to be vigilant that their plates are always attached to their vehicles and if found to be missing to report the matter immediately,” it said.

Persons can report lost or stolen registration plates by contacting their nearest police station.

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34 Jamaican fishermen to return from Colombia on Friday night Loop Jamaica

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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News

Senator Kamina Johnson Smith, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, has said the joint operation between the Jamaican and Colombian coast guards to facilitate the return of 34 Jamaican fishermen from that country, is to take place on Friday, November 11, earlier than was previously announced.

According to Johnson Smith, “The Jamaican fishermen are expected to arrive in Port Royal at approximately 11pm on Friday, November 11, subject to favourable conditions at sea.

“The Jamaican and Colombian Coast Guards have agreed to meet at a coordinating point at 8am tomorrow (Friday) to allow for the transfer of the crew members from the Colombian vessel to the Jamaican vessel. Two representatives of PICA (Passport, Immigration and Citizenship Agency) will also be present alongside the JDF to receive the crew.”

Regarding the foreign nationals who are also members of the crew, the minister indicated that, “checks have revealed that four nationals from the Dominican Republic are legally employed to operate in Jamaica, and will therefore be included in the repatriation to Jamaica on Friday.

“The Honduran and Nicaraguan authorities have been advised of the circumstances of their nationals who have not been able to demonstrate a legal right to work in Jamaica,” she further stated.

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Supreme Ventures Foundation names new cohort of community heroes Loop Jamaica

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The Supreme Ventures Foundation (SVF) has announced the return of its flagship social enterprise programme Supreme Heroes.

Supreme Heroes is a capacity-building programme that recognises and supports micro businesses that also support the social sustainability of their communities.

Four small businesses doing impactful community work with limited resources have been named as part of the newest group of Supreme Heroes.

Among the four shortlisted businesses are a shopkeeper in rural St Andrew who uses the proceeds from her shop to host back-to-school treats and a seamstress in western Jamaica who offers adult literacy classes to persons in the community.

SVF Director Heather Goldson expressed her pride in the return of the programme and a new cohort of participants.

“We were very pleased with the first cohort of Heroes and very proud of the results of the programme. Being able to build on this programme and welcome the second cohort of diverse local unsung heroes is very gratifying. Persons were engaged and interested in nominating members of their community and our judges have shortlisted a really wonderful group of persons to vie for the title of Ultimate Supreme Hero.”

This year’s cohort of community heroes includes Andrea Kerr of Kerr’s Decor n More, Emeelia McCallum of Bamboo Fever Restaurant, both in Mount Salem, St James; Aneisha Miller of FarmerDex Wholesale and Matthew Prendergast of Jamaica Bike Life in St Andrew.

The project is being facilitated through Changemakers Limited, which has done considerable background research to validate the new cohort, working closely with the Mona Entrepreneurial and Commercialisation Centre (MECC), which will conduct the retooling training course that the new heroes will participate.

“A key component of the Supreme Heroes programme is to strengthen the business capacity in addition to providing them with grant funding that will take their social interventions to the next level. Our partnerships with Change Makers and the Mona Entrepreneurial and Commercialisation Centre allow us to provide training and coaching across a number of basic business disciplines from finance and marketing to leadership,” Goldson shared.

At the end of the programme, each participant should be registered as both a business and a charitable organisation, if applicable, and will have a unique five-year business plan inclusive of a comprehensive financial plan which will be a road map to sustainability.

Participants will also have a better working knowledge of basic business practices. Their community projects will also have expanded their benefits to lucky beneficiaries in their communities.

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Judge strikes out negligence claim against ex-SportTT directors in LifeSport lawsuit

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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A HIGH COURT judge on Wednesday stuck out negligence claims against former directors of the Sports Company (Sport TT) and its then chief executive arising from the failed LifeSport programme.

However, the 14 former directors and the then chief executive officer will still have to answer to the company’s breach of fiduciary duty claim filed against them in 2017 in relation to a contract with eBeam Interact Ltd in June 2013.

The matter is set for trial before Justice Ricky Rahim, starting on Tuesday.

Named as defendants in Sport TT’s claim are former directors Sebastian Paddington, Chlea Lamsee-Ebanks, Reynold Bala, Morris Blanc, Nisa Dass, Anly Gopeesingh, Sabrenah Khayyam, Cheemattee Martin, Matthew Quamina, Annan Ramnansingh, Kent Samlal, Harnarine Seeram Singh, Milton Siboo and former CEO John Mollenthiel.

The judge ruled on an application by Mollenthiel to strike out the entire claim against him or the relief for the $34 million.

In his ruling, Rahim agreed to strike out the company’s negligence claim against not only Mollenthiel but also the other 13 former directors. And while he left the allegation of breach of fiduciary duty for the trial, the judge also struck out Sport TT’s claim for equitable compensation of $34 million.

He said that claim for $34 million, even under breach of fiduciary duty, could not be made out since the case, on a whole, did not appear to disclose clear, ascertainable evidence of loss suffered.

Rahim said such a claim had to be proven by evidence. “The absence of proof of actual loss or damage is fatal to that cause of action as actual loss is an element of the tort of negligence.”

He said it may be open to the court, if it finds there was a breach of fiduciary duty after the evidence is presented, to craft an order to do justice of the case.

“In so far as the claim sought equitable compensation for $34 million for breach of fiduciary this cannot be made out so that will be struck out.”

And, as part of his ruling, he also struck out those reliefs sought by Sport TT that related to the $34 million claim.

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Skeletal remains found in house at Lancaster

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The content originally appeared on: INews Guyana

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of human skeletal remains at a house located at Coconut Walk, Lancaster, Mahaica, East Coast Demerara (ECD).

The remains are suspected to be that of 33-year-old Rodrick Applesammy.

Applesammy’s brother, Alvin Rambishun of Mon Repos, ECD said he was out at sea when he received information from some of his workmates that his brother, who resided in the house, was found dead and his remains were under the said house.

The brother said he related this information to his sister, Tavener Persaud, who visited the area were the skeletal remains of a body was found under the building.

The matter was reported to the police, who processed the scene and removed the skeletal remains.

Investigations are ongoing.

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Man found dead in trench at Ogle

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Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a 53-year-old man whose body was pulled out of a trench at Ogle, East Coast Demerara (ECD).

The victim has been identified as Gangaram Isharm of Industry Housing Scheme, ECD. Police said no marks of violence were seen on the body.

Reports are that police received information from an unknown caller and proceeded to the trench in front of the Ogle Center Ground at around 06:00h on Thursday where they discovered the body.

The man’s body was found facedown with the head and body underwater, in a sitting position on a green and black bicycle.

The victim’s sister told investigators that her brother is an alcoholic and had no known medical condition.

Investigations into his death are ongoing.

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