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Guyanese killed in Suriname for shoplifting

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The content originally appeared on: INews Guyana
The Guyanese man lying at the scene of the incident in Suriname

A Guyanese man, whose name has not yet been revealed by Surinamese authorities, was killed on Thursday evening at the Weg naar Maretraite in Suriname after he allegedly stole a packet of cheese from a Chinese national.According to the Waterkant news, after the theft of the cheese was discovered, the man was taken hostage by a 32-year-old Chinese shopkeeper. The victim had put the stolen cheese in a container of his scooter, and two workers are said to have helped the shopkeeper to tie the victim’s hands and feet in the store with tape and tie wraps.“According to eyewitnesses, the victim was then dragged to the store’s warehouse and severely beaten by the storekeeper. The case is said to have occurred around 8p.m on Thursday. After nearly four hours, the victim was found by bystanders across the street from the supermarket,” the Waterkant news agency reported.It was also reported by Waterkant news agency that eyewitnesses said the victim was dragged across the supermarket by the shopkeeper. The Police were called in, and they launched an investigation. When cops arrived on the scene, the victim’s body was lying at the scene with a scooter helmet. The helmet was found with blood, but there was no trace of the scooter.The store owner was arrested by Police, and remains in custody as investigation continues. Two employees of the supermarket are also being sought by the Police.

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Departamento de Salud reporta 4 muertes y 210 personas hospitalizadas por COVID-19

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The content originally appeared on: Radio Isla TV

El informe preliminar de COVID-19 del Departamento de Salud (DS) reportó el miércoles 4 muertos y 210 personas hospitalizadas.

La cantidad total de muertes atribuidas es de 5,126.

Hay 197 adultos y 13 menores hospitalizados. Este monitoreo cubre el periodo del 11 al 25 de septiembre de 2022.

La tasa de positividad está a 15.88 por ciento.

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Kwikuitstoot goudbedrijven Paramaribo ver boven internationale norm

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The content originally appeared on: De Ware Tijd Online

‘Het is een heel gevaarlijke situatie’ Tekst en beeld Jason Pinas PARAMARIBO — “Wat we nu hebben is een heel

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WATCH: SRDF Hosts Tourism Symposium – St. Lucia Times News

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The content originally appeared on: St. Lucia Times News

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The Soufriere 2040 vision symposiums continue. On Thursday stakeholders with a vested interest in the tourism sector were engaged by the Soufriere Regional Development Foundation for meaningful conversation about what can be done to improve and ensure the sustainability of the tourism product in Soufriere.

More in this report from Jeannive Gonzague.

SOURCE: Soufriere Regional Development Foundation

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Jours tranquilles à Jérusalem

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The content originally appeared on: Martinique FranceAntilles

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Une scène intimiste, 1 heure 45 minutes de théâtre, 8 comédiens, un conflit pour un thème fort et un zeste d’humour. Bienvenue à Tropiques Atrium, ce vendredi à 19h30, pour “Jours tranquilles à Jérusalem”. Attention, une seule représentation !

Tout commence en 2018 avec le journal de Mohamed Kacimi, dramaturge algérien, qui évoque la création d’une pièce au Théâtre National Palestinien de Jérusalem : “Des roses et du jasmin” d’Adil Hakim. Après la lecture de ce qui est devenu des chroniques, Jean-Claude Fall, metteur en scène de théâtre, demande au dramaturge d’en faire une pièce de théâtre. Mohamed Kacimi y raconte alors le difficile positionnement des acteurs d’une pièce palestinienne se jouant en territoire…


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“On peut être musclée, belle et compétitive !”

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The content originally appeared on: Martinique FranceAntilles

Soly Masot, culturiste

Rien ne la prédestinait à une carrière de culturiste et, pourtant, cela fait une décennie que Soly Masot fait de la compétition. Elle revient après cinq année d’arrêt, ramenant à la fin du mois d’août, une médaille d’argent de Miami (Floride). Une récompense obtenue à l’issue des championnats régionaux de la Ligue mondiale, l’IFBB. Fort de ce résultat, elle repart concourir en décembre, en Floride afin de décrocher sa qualification professionnelle et vivre pleinement son rêve. 

Pourquoi avoir choisi le bodybuilding, et quel a été votre déclic ?

Le bodybuilding est un sport atypique qui demande une autodiscipline que l’on ne connaît pas réellement ailleurs. C’est toute l’organisation qu’il y a derrière qui demande justement cette autodiscipline. Lorsque l’on voit les résultats, tous les sacrifices en termes d’entrainement et de choix nutritionnels me confortent. Quand on sort de la salle de sport, rien n’est terminé. Au contraire, c’est là que tout…


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Le pont de Concorde sous haute surveillance

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The content originally appeared on: Martinique FranceAntilles

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Les dernières intempéries ont causé des dégâts importants au niveau du pont de Concorde. Une mission d’études géotechniques est en cours avec pour finalité la reconstruction de l’ouvrage 

Il faudra certainement penser à la reconstruction du pont de Concorde, ouvrage qui permet aux habitants de Concorde, Morne Roche, Mayol, et Ravine de circuler en toute sécurité. Les dernières intempéries ont considérablement fragilisé la structure du pont. Certains travaux de confortement réalisés en amont et en aval du pont ont été détruits et arrachés par la furie des eaux il y a quelques jours.

Des riverains inquiets

Une situation qui suscite de l’inquiétude chez certains…


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Les métiers du soin et de l’accompagnement appellent au secours

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The content originally appeared on: Martinique FranceAntilles

Face à des difficultés grandissantes et la non reconnaissance des métiers de l’humain et en écho à la mobilisation en Hexagone, les fédérations Fehap et Nexem lancent un cri d’alarme. Aujourd’hui, les professionnels du secteur privé non lucratif pointent du doigt leurs conditions d’évolution et alertent sur les conséquences qui pourraient en découler si rien n’était fait. 

« C’est vraiment inédit car c’est une mobilisation des employeurs ! », déclare Joseph Thomé, délégué régional de Nexem*, « Nous sommes confrontés à un certain nombre de difficultés notamment à une insuffisance de valorisation de notre secteur et de notre métier aujourd’hui. Nous souhaitons une reconnaissance de notre secteur pour nos salariés. Notre secteur n’est pas visible. Sans reconnaissance pas de valorisation, et sans cela au final il n’y aura pas de professionnels….


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NWU, CARILEC Conclude Industrial Negotiations – St. Lucia Times News

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The content originally appeared on: St. Lucia Times News

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Negotiations between the Management of Caribbean Utilities Companies Limited (CARILEC) and the Leadership of the National Workers Union (NWU) and Shop Steward have been satisfactorily concluded.

The new industrial accord will run for a period of three (3) years and will provide a Lump Sum of one thousand dollars ($1000.00) each in Years One and Two and a three percent (3%) general wage increase in Year Three.

Workers will also receive increases in meal allowances and a reasonable back pay.

All arrangements are being made between the Company and the NWU to have the industrial accord officially signed at the Department of Labour shortly.

Meanwhile representatives of the Vieux Fort based Recyclene Solutions Ltd and the National Workers Union have exchanged the Memorandum of Proposals that would form the basis for upcoming negotiations between the company and the National Workers Union.

  Both sides have indicated their willingness to complete the process within the shortest possible period.

SOURCE: National Workers Union. Headline photo: Stock image.

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Veronica Campbell Brown welcomes baby boy Loop Jamaica

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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News
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A combo image of Veronica Campbell Brown and husband Omar alongside their baby son Zane. (Images: Instagram via @vcampbellbrown)

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Retired Jamaican sprinter Veronica Campbell Brown has welcomed her second child, Zane Lucas Brown, with husband Omar.

The eight-time Olympic medallist announced her pregnancy via Instagram on her birthday in May and followed up with the announcement of the arrival of her son in another post to the social media site on Tuesday.

In the Instagram Reel, she shares images of herself in the hospital, her baby boy with his big sister and his dad.

Zane was born seven days ago, on September 20, 2022.

The retired sprinter captioned the video with Zane’s weight at birth and the hashtags #newadditiontofamily, #babyboy, #bigsisterlove, #familyiseverything, and #blessed.

The Browns welcomed their first child, Avianna, in 2019.

Among those sending congratulations to the mom are Elaine Thompson Herah, US athlete Dawn Harper-Nelson, and entertainer Kevin Downswell.

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