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CORONIE — De 22-jarige Soraya Sibelo is vrijdag bij een eenzijdige verkeerongeval in het district Coronie om het leven gekomen.
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door Valerie Fris PARAMARIBO — “Als je nou met vijf, honderd of duizend man daar staat, je moet gewoon vast
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St Catherine most wanted man, Rudolph Shaw, otherwise called Boxer or Boxa, appeared in the St Catherine Parish Court on Friday where he was remanded to custody until next Friday.
Shaw, who had fled to Cayman where he led armed police on a dramatic chase before being held and deported to Jamaica, is facing the court on a charge of murder. He is being investigated for two other murders.
Shaw was wanted in connection with multiple murders and several shootings in St Catherine and was considered to be one of the most wanted men in both police divisions in the parish when he escaped the country.
The wanted man resurfaced in the Cayman Islands in the July.
In early July, officers of the Cayman Islands’ Firearms Response Unit arrested Shaw, ending a dramatic interaction that saw a chase and collision.
Shaw was escorted to Jamaica on July 27, 2022, by CBC and Royal Cayman Islands Police Service officers and was handed over to the Jamaican authorities.
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Prome Minister Evelyn Wever – Croes:
*Grupo di mas o menos 40 studiante a bay Hulanda sin vivienda
ORANJESTAD (AAN): Na Hulanda tin un problema hopi serio cu vivienda, no solamente pa studiantenan procedente di exterior pero Hulandesnan tambe. Incluso, e aña aki varios universidad na Hulanda a manda comunicado informando studiantenan pa nan no bay Hulanda si no tin vivienda cual ta mustra e seriedad di e situacion.
Aruba tabatin un grupo di mas o menos 40 studiante cu a bay Hulanda sin vivienda, pero varios ya a haya caminda di keda entrante 1 di september, Prome Minister Evelyn Wever – Croes a informa.
E grupo di studiantenan cu no tabatin vivienda ta kedando cerca famia, conoci of na student hotel cu tin na cierto ciudad grandi, pero esaki ta poco mas caro. Tabatin caso di studiantenan cu a haya un camber cu nan no a gusta pa motibo cu sea e tabata mucho chikito of nan tabata desea mas comfortabilidad, y nan a nenga e camber y mester a cuminsa busca ful di nobo. Prome Minister Wever – Croes a bisa cu importante ta cu na e momentonan aki ningun studiante ta riba caya.
Premier Wever – Croes den combersacion cu algun studiante cu a biaha pa Hulanda sin vivienda, nan a bisa cu nan a tuma e decision pa bay Hulanda prome cu haya un vivienda permanente, pa no perde oportunidad pa inicia cu e aña escolar. Mester menciona cu na Hulanda e ta importante pa tin un adres pa bo inscribi bo mes pa motibo cu Hulanda tin reglanan hop stricto. ‘Tanten cu bo no por inscribi na un adres, bo no por haya un cuenta di banco, y no por cera contract pa tin internet/ conexion pa celular etc.’
ROL DI ARUBAHUIS Y VIVIENDA
Arubahuis hunto cu e Ministerio di Minister di enseñansa Endy Croes lo bay enfoca pa prepara e studiantenan mihor pa otro aña. Tin ciudadnan na Hulanda cu por cuminsa aplica pa un vivienda hopi adelanta. Arubahuis ta recomenda pa studiantenan cuminsa aplica pa vivienda 1 aña prome prome cu nan kier bay studia na Hulanda. Asina bo por cuminda mira e posibilidadnan cu tin, y esaki lo aumenta e oportunidad di e studiante pa wordo considera pa un cas of apartamento. Na e momentonan aki Arubahuis not in e posibilidad pa encarga su mes cu vivienda. Lo cuminsa traha riba esaki a traves di un website, door di duna mas informacion y asina crea posibilidad pa studiantenan por haya mas guia.
Manera cu a anuncia algun tempo pasa, ta reorganisando Arubahuis y den esaki kier cambia e rol cu Arubahuis tin aworaki pa cumpli cu e necesidadnan cu pueblo di Aruba tin. Entre otro, cu tin mihor transicion ora cu yiunan di tera bay studia.
Un otro tema cu lo traha riba dje cu Arubahuis y Secretario di Estado Alexandra van Huffelen, ta pa studiantenan por tin un burgerservicenummer (BSN) di Hulanda adelanta. Maske ta uno profesional, prome cu nan bay Hulanda. Si nan tin e number ey, nan por cuminsa regla varios cos pa nan vivienda cu por tarda 3 pa 4 siman, ya hopi mas adelanta.
Sinembargo esaki ta depende di Gobierno Hulandes, paso pa nan dunabo un BSN adelanta ta algo grandi. Importante ta pa e combersacionnan aki sigui tuma luga pa mira si ta logra, Prome Minister a enfatisa.
Concluyendo, Prome Minister Wever – Croes a bisa cu aworaki e situacion di vivienda ta rekeri pa tin mas envolvimento di parti di Arubahuis, pero talbes di den futuro e situacion cambia atrobe. Si esaki ta e caso eorey kisas Arubahuis su rol por bolbe cambia, pero awor ta mira e necesidad pa nan ta mas activo den e tema di di vivienda/camber pa studiante door di entre otro facilita e diferente registronan cu un studiante por acerca.
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Original de par sa longueur (1304 km), le Tour de Guyane 2022, qui revient après deux ans de pause forcée, se distingue également par ses absences. Pour cette 31e édition, il n’y aura pas de Sélection de Guadeloupe ni d’étapes à Apatou ou dans l’Est du département en raison de l’impraticabilité des routes. Explications. Jeudi soir, pour la présentation officielle des équipes du Tour de Guyane qui débute ce samedi 13 août, la Collectivité territoriale (CTG) avait mis les petits plats dans les grands. Dans un Palais régional omnisports Georges-Théolade (Progt) bondé, le principal partenaire de la course cycliste, absente…
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Police are probing a suspected suicide in Parham on Friday evening. A man in his 40s was found hanging in his home shortly before 7pm. CLICK HERE TO JOIN OUR WHATSAPP GROUP FOR NEWS UPDATES.
Anguish has enveloped the community as his relatives and residents seek to come to grips with the tragic incident.
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door Ricky Wirjosentono REDI DOTI — Steam-It, een projectteam van de Suriname America Alumni Association (SAAA), heeft vrijdag een minibeurs
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In the early hours of August 8, 20-year-old Aleiny Reve Villegas lost her life in a tragic, single-vehicle accident on Eastern Avenue. While family and friends mourn, members of the public wonder what will be the fate of the 39-year-old female of George Town who was arrested on August 10, 2022 on suspicion of Causing Death by Dangerous Driving.
Consequences
The consequences under the Traffic Act for the 39-year-old, if convicted, could be imprisonment for ten years and an automatic disqualification from holding or obtaining a driver’s licence for a term of five years or such longer period as the court may order. The particulars of the offence will also be endorsed on the driver’s driving record.
In order for the court to get to that point, however, police must prove that the suspect was driving the vehicle on a road “dangerously or recklessly,” having regard to the manner of driving or to the defective condition of the vehicle, and by so doing caused the death of Ms Villegas.
Police gathering evidence
While police continue their investigation, one of the things they have reviewed was CCTV footage of the incident where it was observed that a small sedan was passed by the Honda Accord carrying Ms Villegas, just before the fatal collision. Police will therefore be appealing to the driver of that small sedan and any other person who may have witnessed the accident in order to gather evidence for the case.
Number of accidents alarming
The untimely passing of Ms Villegas adds to the high number of serious accidents that are reported in the Cayman Islands each year, with 2,633 motor vehicle accidents being attended by police officers in 2021, an increase of 466 vehicle accidents from 2020. This number may increase again in 2022 if the average of 51 motor vehicle accidents per week continues to be the norm.
Curbing the number of accidents
In order for serious accidents and road deaths to not become the norm, the behaviour of road users must change. This means drivers taking the decision not to drive if alcohol or other drugs are involved, not going over the speed limit or otherwise placing other road users in danger.
Authorities should also take a look into drivers’ licence qualifications in the Cayman Islands. In particular, they should examine the criteria for issuing drivers’ licences (minimum age for first time drivers’ licences, content of driving exam and requirements to pass the exam) and the process for transferring drivers’ licences from other jurisdictions to Cayman (as the jurisdiction that the driver is coming from may have lower driving standards than Cayman). Higher penalties for drivers may also need to be implemented, especially were drugs or speeding are contributing factors to an accident.
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Glenn Phillips struck a half century from 33 balls to propel New Zealand to a 90-run win over the West Indies in the second Twenty20 international at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica on Friday, clinching the three-match series with a 2-0 lead.
After reaching his fifth T20 half century, Phillips went on to 76 from 40 balls and led New Zealand to 215 for five as they batted after winning the toss, exceeding the 185 for five that was a winning total in the first match of the series. His innings included six sixes and four fours.
The West Indies managed only 125 for nine in reply, lacking the partnerships that underpinned a New Zealand total which was the highest by a visiting team against the West Indies in a T20 in the Caribbean.
Phillips put on 71 for the third wicket with Devon Conway who made 42 from 34 balls and 83 with Daryl Mitchell who made 48 from 20.
The West Indies’ best were stands of 35 for the seventh wicket between Romario Shepherd and Rovman Powell which began when the home team was 40 for six and the match probably was already lost. Hayden Walsh (10) and Obed McCoy (23) put on 38 in an unbroken stand for the last wicket.
Phillips put to good use his knowledge of conditions at Sabina Park, which is his home ground in the Caribbean Premier League.
“Coming back to Sabina Park is amazing. I’ve got great memories here,” Phillips said in a television interview. “Being able to get a 50 for my country over here in front of a crowd which I really love is definitely very special for me.
“Credit to the West Indies for the way they bowled up front with the new ball which was really, really good in terms of taking the pace off the ball when it was new and harder. As it got older the pitch became a bit nicer to bat on.”
Seven West Indies wickets fell to spin bowlers, including the first four of the innings.
Mitchell Santner, who was Man of the Match for his three for 19 in the first match, took a wicket with his first ball and two wickets in his opening over to set back the West Indies’ run chase.
Off spinner Michael Bracewell, who replaced fast bowler Lockie Ferguson in the New Zealand lineup, also took a wicket with his first delivery, dismissing captain Nicholas Pooran (1) as the West Indies slumped to 12 for three at the start of the fourth over.
Santner and Bracewell both finished with three for 15 while Ish Sodhi took one for 36. Tim Southee took the only wicket which fell to a fast bowler, removing Odean Smith at the tail and returning one for 34.
Shimron Hetmeyer was the first batsman not to fall to a spin bowler, run out by a direct hit at the bowlers end by New Zealand captain Kane Williamson. The West Indies were 28 for five at that point and couldn’t recover.
“We just didn’t show up today,” Pooran said. “They batted us out of it and we couldn’t see our way with the bat. We had to stay in the game. It just didn’t start well for us. We are struggling but the more cricket we play our performance will grow.”
The final T20 will be played on Sunday at the same venue, followed by three one-day internationals.
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Tekst en beeld Tascha Aveloo PARAMARIBO — In het kader van de heilige Sasi Suro van de Javanisten, werd er in Lelydorp
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