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Investigan supuesto robo de dos fotos de Muñoz Marín de aeropuerto

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The content originally appeared on: Radio Isla TV

La Policía investiga el supuesto robo de dos fotografías del exgobernador Luis Muñoz Marín, de las facilidades del aeropuerto internacional de Carolina.

El supuesto robo fue reportado a eso de la 1:35 de la madrugada del martes hoy, entre el terminal A y B.

Un empleado de seguridad Aerostar, alegó que las dos fotografías del exgobernador se encontraban en la galería.

Agentes del Precinto de Aeropuerto, investigan.

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NBC’s Special Report – Tuesday September 6th 2022

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The content originally appeared on: NBC SVG

St. Vincent and the Grenadines will join other regional countries to observe Caribbean Wellness Day this Saturday, with the theme “Power Through Collective Action”.

Here’s more in today’s Special Report.

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Appeals have been made to the Vincentian population to pay greater interest to their wellness

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The content originally appeared on: NBC SVG

Minister of Health, Wellness and the Environment, St. Clair Prince says the time has come for greater interest be placed on the wellness of the Vincentian Population.

Minister Prince was speaking this morning at the official launch of activities, to coincide with Caribbean Wellness Day.

He said Non Communicable Diseases present very serious socio economic problems for Small Island Developing States like St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

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Meanwhile, Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Roger Duncan says Non Communicable Diseases account for the top three leading cause of death in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

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Minister Curtis King addresses the hiccups encountered at the Kingstown Preparatory School and Sandy Bay Primary School

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The content originally appeared on: NBC SVG

Classes at the Kingstown Preparatory School began in earnest today, after some hiccups caused students to return home yesterday.

Minister of Education Curtis King addressed the issue while speaking to NBC News this morning.

He indicated that an investigation will be carried out into the matter.

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Minister King said most of the schools were in a state of readiness yesterday but there were some minor issues at some schools, including the Sandy Bay Primary School.

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The Minister has apologized to all Teachers, Students, Parents and Guardians for any inconvenience caused.

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The Government in search of a new Attorney General

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The content originally appeared on: NBC SVG

The Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines is in search for a new Attorney General, to replace Jaundy Martin, whose contract comes to an end this month.

This was disclosed by Prime Minister and Minister of National Security, Dr. Ralph Gonsalves on Radio on Sunday.

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Mr. Martin was sworn in as Attorney General in September 2017, replacing Mrs. Judith Jones-Morgan.

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Orientation Held for Incoming Students of the University of the West Indies Open Campus St. Kitts and Nevis Site

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The content originally appeared on: ZIZ Broadcasting Corporation

Basseterre, St. Kitts, September 6, 2022 (UWI Open Campus) — On August 24th and 25th The University of the West Indies Open Campus St. Kitts and Nevis Site held its first face-to-face student orientation sessions since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. The sessions welcomed new students commencing their studies at the undergraduate and postgraduate degree levels. Fifty-five (55) persons have been accepted to commence their studies with The University of the West Indies Open Campus St Kitts and Nevis Site for the 2022-2023 academic year. These students will pursue studies in various fields including Early Childhood Development and Family Studies, Economics, Banking and Finance, Accounting, Sports Kinetics, Criminology, Educational Leadership and Management, Business Management, Financial Management, Human Resource Management, Psychology, Paralegal Studies, International Management and Tourism and Hospitality Management. 

During the orientation sessions, the Head of the Open Campus St Kitts and Nevis, Mrs Gaile Gray-Phillip, gave an overview on The University of the West Indies and the Open Campus. Two recent past students and a current student shared their experiences and useful tips for studying online while managing work and family commitments. In Nevis, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education, Mr Kevin Barrett, and the Principal Education Officer, Ms Zahnela Claxton, gave brief encouraging and motivating remarks to the new students. Both evenings ended with a “Meet and Greet” session which allowed the new arrivals to interact with each other, staff and current students.

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Met stunt- en vliegwerk nierdialysepatiënten blijven helpen

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The content originally appeared on: De Ware Tijd Online

door Arjen Stikvoort PARAMARIBO — Door de acties van het personeel van het Academisch Ziekenhuis kunnen nierpatiënten met hun  dialysebehandeling

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Reggae Boy Kaheem Parris moves to war-torn Ukraine Loop Jamaica

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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News
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Reggae Boy winger Kaheem Parris has signed a four-year deal with Dynamo Kyiv, a professional football club based in the capital of war-torn Ukraine

The club made the announcement on its website over the weekend.

The 22-year-old joined Dynamo Kyiv from Slovenian side Koper, where he made 42 appearances in the top league last season. During that run, he scored 11 goals and provided three assists. He also featured for NK Kyra, a Slovenian second league division side.

Parris made his European debut in 2019 after moving from Jamaica Premier League club Cavalier to join NZ Domzale, another Slovenian side.

He made his debut for Jamaica in 2017 and has since earned six caps.

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Dr Haldane Davies appointed president of UCC Loop Jamaica

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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News

Dr Haldane Davies has been appointed President of the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean (UCC), effective September 15, 2022.

He succeeds Professor Dennis Gayle, who has assumed the role of Chancellor effective.

Dr Davies, who is the former Vice President for Business Development at the University of the Virgin Islands (UVI), served with distinction for the last 16 years. He was instrumental in securing major multi-million dollar grants and contracts, helping to initiate numerous high priority projects and enhancing the UVI’s presence in the Caribbean region and beyond through various partnership agreements.

Dr Davies also contributed to strengthening the UVI through his leadership of its business and consulting arm, the Institute for Leadership and Organizational Effectiveness, and more recently, with the expansion of the Center for Excellence in Leadership and Learning (CELL).

Responding to the announcement of his appointment, Dr Davies said: “It is with a deep sense of humility and gratitude that I accept the responsibility granted to me to serve as President of the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean (UCC)”.

Davies said UCC is an innovative and entrepreneurial institution that fosters leadership and innovation through its programmes and initiatives that are in sync with the evolving needs of Jamaica, the region, and the world.

Davies added: “I am thankful to the UCC Board of Directors and the UCC Global Board of Advisors for the confidence placed in me to lead the university at this juncture and stand committed to carrying out its mission of preparing local, regional and global students to become exceptional leaders, innovators, and scholars in a caring and intellectually stimulating academic environment.”

Davies holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Educational Administration with a focus on higher education from Andrews University, US and a Master’s degree in Education.

He is a business strategic planner, certified mediator and PULSE practitioner, trainer, accreditation evaluator, competency assessor, and former member of the Baldrige Board of Examiners. The educator also holds certifications in related areas from Harvard University, Cornell University, the University of the West Indies and Yale University.

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Burnt human remains found at Yarrowkabra

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The content originally appeared on: INews Guyana

The burnt remains of a human were  on Monday discovered at Snake Farm, Yarrowkabra along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway.

According to reports received, the burnt remains were found in a clump of bushes by several boys who were traversing the area.

The charred skeletons were located about 200ft north of the entrance leading to the South Dakota Circuit from the Soesdyke-Linden Highway.

Next to the remains, Crime Scene Investigators found a pair of Air Jordan sneakers which appeared to be unburnt and still had the victim’s intact foot inserted.

In addition, they found a Seiko wristwatch, one knife blade, two screwdrivers, one USB phone charger cable, and a bunch of eight keys. The keys appeared to be those for a door lock and padlock.

A team from CID Headquarters and ranks from Regional Division 4B conducted additional searches in the area during which several additional pieces of human bones were recovered.

Further, a fire heap was carefully sifted through by ranks and they were able to recover two Barbadian one-dollar coins, a piece of a leather belt, and pieces of a pair of Blue Urban Star Denim Jeans.

From all indications, the remains are that of a male. The remains were escorted to the Memorial Gardens as further lab tests are expected to be conducted.

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