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The latest demonstrations come as inflation has risen to its highest level in a decade, 40% of the country is relying on food assistance to survive, and chronic gang violence has left hundreds dead and thousands displaced.
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<>, peut-on lire dans le bulletin de l’UHM paru ce samedi 17 septembre.
<>, poursuit l’HUM qui note que le centre de la temp?te risque d’?carter la R?publique d’Ha?ti en remontant vers le Nord-Est.
En cons?quence, l’UHM du minist?re de l’Agriculture des Ressources naturelles et du D?veloppement rural(MARNDR) de concert avec la Direction g?n?rale de la Protection civile et le SPGRD du Plan national de gestion des risques et des d?sastres maintient ce samedi le niveau de Vigilance Jaune face aux m?naces de fortes pluies, de forts vents et de grosses durant le passage de ce syst?me de lundi ? mardi.
Le SPGRD de concert avec l’UHM, la DGPC et le SEMANAH demande ?galement ? la population Ha?tienne de faire preuve de prudence et de rester ? l’?coute des bulletins m?t?orologiques de l’UHM et des conseils des autorit?s de leurs zones respectives pour savoir les comportements ? adopter ? l’occasion du passage de cet ?v?nement cyclonique.
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STATHS whip Dunoon 5-0 to remain perfect in Manning Cup
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DEJAE’S BOY, with claiming jockey Nicholas Hibbert, poses inside the winners’ enclosure with connections, including trainer O’Neil Markland (right), after capturing the Supreme Ventures Racing and Entertainment Limited’s (SVREL) Administration Department Trophy on Saturday, September 17, 2022 at Caymanas Park. (PHOTO: caymanasracing).
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DEJAE’S BOY produced a strong rail run inside the last furlong of Saturday’s Supreme Ventures Racing and Entertainment Limited’s (SVREL) Administration Department Trophy race at six furlongs to outfinish THE GOOD WITCH and SUPER DUPER in a close photo finish.
Ridden by claiming jockey Nicholas Hibbert for trainer O’Neil Markland, the five-year-old, dark bay gelding, made his bid in tight quarters along the rail, chasing 13-1 outsider, SUPER DUPER, and THE GOOD WITCH.
DEJAE’S BOY won at odds of 6-1, clocking 1:13.1 on a sloppy track at Caymanas Park.
Jason DaCosta’s 3-5 favourite, EAGLE ONE, finished down the track in the underfoot conditions.
Champion trainer Anthony Nunes saddled his second consecutive three-timer after closing last Sunday’s card with a hat-trick of upsetters.
Nunes first won the second race, a two-year-old event in which ROYAL ASH upstaged hot 1-9 stablemate, VOLATILITY at odds of 3-1, the second of four winners for Reyan Lewis.
Lewis, who had opened the 10-race card with 3-5 favourite RUSTY, won three of the first four events, pairing with even-money choice PARTY PRINCESS in the fourth, returning to boot home Nunes’ 1-5 favourite, MORIMOTO, in the seventh.
Racing continues on Tuesday. Monday’s nine-race card was rescheduled in observance of the official day of mourning to mark the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.
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STATHS whip Dunoon 5-0 to remain perfect in Manning Cup
70-y-o man latest COVID fatality; 91 new cases, 18.4% positivity
Dejae’s Boy scores at 6-1 on sloppy track
Major flooding in sections of St Catherine
Hundreds gather in Clarendon to remember Merciless
Son scores hat trick off bench as Spurs thrash Leicester 6-2
New Reggae Boyz coach Hallgrimsson takes 2 backroom staff to Jamaica
Motorcyclist dead, female injured as ‘bike’ crashes into parked truck
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A 70-year-old man from Westmoreland is the latest recorded COVID fatality nationally. The separate death of a COVID-19 patient has been classified as being coincidental.
There were 92 recoveries on the day, bringing that tally to 98,045.
The newly confirmed COVID-19 cases brought the total number on record for the island to 151,221.
Notably, the 18.4 per cent positivity rate was based on the samples tested on Friday. Of the newly confirmed cases, 56 are females and 35 are males, with ages ranging from 20 days to 105 years.
The case count was made up of Westmoreland (20), St James (14), Kingston and St Andrew (12), St Elizabeth (11), St Catherine (nine), St Thomas (six), Portland (five), Trelawny (five), Clarendon (three), Hanover (two), Manchester (two), and St Ann (two).
There are 36 moderately ill patients, seven severely ill patients and two critically ill patients among 878 active cases now under observation in Jamaica.
A total of 103 patients are now hospitalised locally.
Jamaican sprinting legends Usain Bolt and Elaine Thompson-Herah turned to modelling by taking the catwalk for Puma during New York Fashion Week.
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A Manning Cup football game between hosts Camperdown High and Papine High on Friday descended into mayhem as disgusting and violent clashes broke out on the field.
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Campion College said its community is deeply saddened by the tragic passing of fifth-form student Jordan Gibson.
Jordan drowned in the school’s pool in St Andrew on Thursday afternoon.
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STATHS whip Dunoon 5-0 to remain perfect in Manning Cup
70-y-o man latest COVID fatality; 91 new cases, 18.4% positivity
Dejae’s Boy scores at 6-1 on sloppy track
Major flooding in sections of St Catherine
Hundreds gather in Clarendon to remember Merciless
Son scores hat trick off bench as Spurs thrash Leicester 6-2
New Reggae Boyz coach Hallgrimsson takes 2 backroom staff to Jamaica
Motorcyclist dead, female injured as ‘bike’ crashes into parked truck
Wiese, Charles, du Plessis lead St Lucia Kings into playoff spot
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Kevin Williams, left, of St Andrew Technical High School (STATHS) and Habbie Mohammed of Dunoon Technical fight for possession during their Group D match of the ISSA/Digicel Manning Cup competition at STATHS on Saturday, September 17, 2022. (PHOTO: Marlon Reid).
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St Andrew Technical High School (STATHS) scored a 5-0 victory against visitors Dunoon Technical on matchday six of the ISSA/Digicel Manning Cup football competition on a rainy Saturday.
The win pushed STATHS to sole leadership of Group D with maximum six points.
Leon Brown opened the score for STATHS in the 18th minute followed by strikes from Alexavier Gooden (29th minute), Omar Reid (40th minute), Richard Livingston (60th minute), and Shakeone Satchwell (65th minute).
Over at Maxfield Park in another Group D fixture, Norman Manley edged Tarrant High 1-0 for their first win of the campaign. Both teams are on three points.
Only three matches were scheduled for the day. However, the other match between Spanish Town High and Jonathan Grant at Prison Oval in Spanish Town was rained out.
The competition continues on Tuesday with 11 games.
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Two of three persons who were injured in a drive-by attack by gunmen on the Melrose Hill bypass road in Manchester on Friday, have reportedly succumbed to their injuries.
The deceased have been ide
A Manning Cup football game between hosts Camperdown High and Papine High on Friday descended into mayhem as disgusting and violent clashes broke out on the field.
The match, being held at the Alph
Campion College said its community is deeply saddened by the tragic passing of fifth-form student Jordan Gibson.
Jordan drowned in the school’s pool in St Andrew on Thursday afternoon.
The stude
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Sprint legends Usain Bolt and Elaine Thompson-Herah were also in the city that never sleeps, on
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In four years’ time, Barbados’ athletes have earned in excess of a whopping $100,000 for their podium finishes across numerous disciplines.
Sharing this news is the newly re-elected President of the Barbados Olympic Association and the Commonwealth Games Association of Barbados, Sandra Osborne.
She delivered breath remarks at the celebratory reception for the island’s outstanding athletes at Ilaro Court and then spoke to Loop on the sidelines.
Osbourne disclosed that “So far, since 2019, over $100,000 have been earned by athletes under this [BOA incentive] programme.”
However, she said that when compared to statistics out of the United Kingdom (UK) Sport, Barbados cannot compare. She said the BOA looked at what it took the UK to produce an Olympic medalist between 2016 and 2020, and “the investment is staggering, and obviously, we lack the same scale, but the only point that we want to make here is that it takes not just a village, but a country.”
Osborne, therefore, thanked the Barbados Lotteries saying their “longstanding contribution to sport has allowed us to invest $20 million in athletes and national federations over the last four-year Olympic cycle and to more than double our direct athlete funding in 2022, to $1.475 million, cannot be overstated.”
She also mentioned government’s commitment to the BOA by way of taxes levied on the gaming industry in recent years. She said as the beneficiary of such, they are then able to pass on the good fortune to athletes.
But hammering home the need for more support still, she added, “As always, I repeat my call for more support for the dreams and ambitions of these fine Barbadian athletes.”
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Athletes across multiple disciplines may in the future convene in Wildey in and around the Garfield Sobers Gymnasium to train at their respective state-of-the-art facilities.
Huge plans are being cooked up for the Wildey area as it relates to sports locally.
Bajan sportsmen and sportswomen are on the receiving end of numerous promises this week as the minister responsible for Sports, Charles Griffith sheds light on many plans and proposals to develop the nation’s athletes locally. And this was but one more revelation by Griffith in an interview with Loop.
He was at the time responding to the question posed about developing nontraditional sports, especially in schools, after we saw that recently during orientation at the Christ Church Foundation School, the Archery Development and Training Centre sought to try to introduce staff and students to this less than popular sport. Loop also highlighted archer Javier Jordan who earned a gold medal at the Developmental Championship and archer Charlene Goddard who has qualified for the CAC Games with her silver medal. The pair represented Barbados and were competing in Santo Domingo.
Responding, Griffith shared:
“We’re looking to develop the whole Wildey area for sports and archery is one of those disciplines that we are looking to see if we can find a home for archery at the Wildey complex.
“Now, in order to grow the national federations and in order to grow sports, we are looking to get sports activities in schools and the community.”
And he said that his ministry is ready and willing to assist the various sports associations. But to the question of archery specifically, he added, “We will do whatever is necessary as long as they reach out to us for assistance, then we at the National Sports Council will do whatever we can to build the sport of archery on the island.”
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Carlos Aaron terug met ‘Verantwoortoe’ door Steven Seedo PARAMARIBO — “Ik was even moe van muziek.” Dat is de reden
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Une foule impr?visible, de plusieurs centaines de personnes furieuses, a traduit sa col?re toute la journ?e du vendredi 16 septembre 2022, ? travers les principales art?res de la ville, pillant et incendiant des entreprises commerciales priv?es et des b?timents de l’administration publique.
D?s l’aube, la ville a ?t? compl?tement barricad?e de pneus enflamm?s, apr?s une nuit de tension, entre des jets de pierres et de bouteilles, ainsi que des tirs nourris d’armes automatiques. Toutes les portes des grandes institutions financi?res et du petit commerce sont rest?es ferm?es, jusque tard dans la soir?e, et la circulation est toujours cat?goriquement impossible.
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Les bureaux r?gionaux de la Digicel, de la Natcom, du CAM Transfert, de l’ONA, de l’APN, de la Douane, de la DGI et les entreprises locales B?l Kay, repr?sentant de Valerio Canez, Gaz Fra?l et Spot Bar de l’ancien maire Nicolas Dorvilus, ont ?t? saccag?s, avant d’?tre vandalis?s et brul?s. Les institutions bancaires et plusieurs supermarch?s, inaccessibles malgr? toutes les manoeuvres orchestr?es par la foule, sont s?v?rement lapid?s. Vers 19 heures, le local de la mairie a ?t? investi et d?pouill? de tous ses objets utiles.
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Major flooding in sections of St Catherine
Hundreds gather in Clarendon to remember Merciless
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New Reggae Boyz coach Hallgrimsson takes 2 backroom staff to Jamaica
Motorcyclist dead, female injured as ‘bike’ crashes into parked truck
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Flooding John’s Road
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The police are advising members of the public that sections of St John’s Road and Spanish Bypass in St Catherine are now flooded due to the inclement weather.
As a result, motorists and pedestrians are urged to proceed with caution and consider fellow roadusers. Wherever possible, use an alternative route.
Jamaican sprinting legends Usain Bolt and Elaine Thompson-Herah turned to modelling by taking the catwalk for Puma during New York Fashion Week.
Five-time Olympic champion Thompson-Herah in an Inst
Makeup transformations are usually amazing, but ultra-talented makeup artist, Annada Aaliyah Anthon is creating a buzz on social media with her jaw-dropping creations.
The Guyanese woman is tra
Two of three persons who were injured in a drive-by attack by gunmen on the Melrose Hill bypass road in Manchester on Friday, have reportedly succumbed to their injuries.
The deceased have been ide
Campion College said its community is deeply saddened by the tragic passing of fifth-form student Jordan Gibson.
Jordan drowned in the school’s pool in St Andrew on Thursday afternoon.
The stude
The SAINT model army was among the Jamaicans dominating the just-ended New York Fashion Week (NYFW).
Sprint legends Usain Bolt and Elaine Thompson-Herah were also in the city that never sleeps, on
A Manning Cup football game between hosts Camperdown High and Papine High on Friday descended into mayhem as disgusting and violent clashes broke out on the field.
The match, being held at the Alph
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