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The New Democratic Party rejected the big tent theory of electoral politics when it disavowed the decision of its Marriaqua Constituency Counsel. In rejecting Kirk Da Silva and selecting Bernard Wyllie, the NDP leadership showed that it lacked the political experience and acumen necessary for winning after spending the last 20 years in opposition. The NDP did not only reach back into its past by selecting Wyllie as its candidate in the next elections, but it also went way back, 20 years in the rearview of history in selecting Wyllie. Wyllie last contested and was badly trounced by ULP Girlyn…

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The New Democratic Party rejected the big tent theory of electoral politics when it disavowed the decision of its Marriaqua Constituency Counsel. In rejecting Kirk Da Silva and selecting Bernard Wyllie, the NDP leadership showed that it lacked the political experience and acumen necessary for winning after spending the last 20 years in opposition. The NDP did not only reach back into its past by selecting Wyllie as its candidate in the next elections, but it also went way back, 20 years in the rearview of history in selecting Wyllie. Wyllie last contested and was badly trounced by ULP Girlyn…

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The New Democratic Party rejected the big tent theory of electoral politics when it disavowed the decision of its Marriaqua Constituency Counsel. In rejecting Kirk Da Silva and selecting Bernard Wyllie, the NDP leadership showed that it lacked the political experience and acumen necessary for winning after spending the last 20 years in opposition. The NDP did not only reach back into its past by selecting Wyllie as its candidate in the next elections, but it also went way back, 20 years in the rearview of history in selecting Wyllie. Wyllie last contested and was badly trounced by ULP Girlyn…

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The National Emergency Management Organisation (NEMO) received forty-eight 48 disc beds/cots from GlobalMedic in Canada. Special thanks to Consul General Fitz Huggins, Consulate of SVG in Canada for his continued work with GlobalMedic and SVG CARI-ON Committee. in providing support in the area of disaster relief to St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Thanks to the SVG diaspora in Canada and Air Canada for transporting the cots to St. Vincent via the Air Canada 980 on 20th August.

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Mohammad Nabi’s career-best figures, the third-best in Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) history, led a spin demolition of the St Kitts & Nevis Patriots. He was well supported by Rakheem Cornwall and Zahir Khan, and Cornwall followed up with a brief but brilliant assault that took any remaining tension out of the chase for the St Lucia Zouks. After Zouks’ captain Daren Sammy put them in, the Patriots had yet to score when Nabi dismissed both Chris Lynn and Nick Kelly. Lynn continued his run of being dismissed by spinners, pushing a simple catch back to the bowler, and Kelly…

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The Trinbago Knight Riders continued their dominance of Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2020, bowling and fielding superbly to blow away the Guyana Amazon Warriors top order and completing what could have been a tricky chase on a slow pitch with time to spare. Sikandar Raza opened the bowling and turned his first ball sharply but his sixth went straight on to bowl Brandon King, and Khary Pierre deceived Chandrapaul Hemraj and Nicholas Pooran to leave the Amazon Warriors 12/3. Pollard sensed blood, putting himself under the helmet practically on the batter’s toes. Ross Taylor was positive, pulling Raza hard…

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In addition to the regular service offered to its members, the General Employees Cooperative Credit Union (GECCU) for the last 39 years has made education the focus of its extended outreach to members. During those 39 years, GECCU has handed out scholarships to students who have been successful at exams (CPEA) that take them into secondary school. This year, scholarships were awarded to thirteen students: Najah Lewis, Andre Quamina, Darry Ann Richardson, Christiano Fitzpatrick, Kalen Browne, Isabella Sam, Sarah Foster, Ayaila Robertson, Jonathan Wood, R Jay Brooker, Brycen Pompey, Deejay Hackshaw and Leshaugn Noel. One hundred and fifty-eight other successful…

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Siblings Afe and Afi Lucas, along with Marcus Young and Sari Mc Intosh, all from the X-Cel Tennis Academy, dominated the National Junior Tennis Championships, which concluded last Saturday at the National Tennis Centre at Villa. Afi Lucas secured the Females Under-14 title, when she defeated Steadyisha Penniston in straight sets, 4-0, 4-0. She also pouched the Under-16 title, which was played on a round robin format. Meanwhile, Afi Lucas took the Male Under-16 singles title and teamed up with Sari Mc Intosh to win the Mixed Doubles. In the Male Under-16 finals, Afi ditched Jaiden Bowens in 6-0, 6-0.…

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Fri, Aug 28, 2020 There is a whole generation of young people who have grown up or were born under a Gonsalves government (2001 – 2020). This generation has seen their life opportunities diminished and many have grown up in poverty, low income households and under an appalling education system. The poor education system offered by the ULP regime, coupled with a badly run economy, has led to a vast number of young people leaving school with little or no prospect of long-term unemployment and therefore, a life of destitution and poverty. The knock-on effect of 19 years of ULP’s…

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Hyron Shallow and Asif Hooper were the top performers with the bat and ball respectively, in the just concluded 2020 NLA/SCGCA Premier Division Cricket Championship. Shallow of 2020 Champions Flow Rival amassed 540 runs at an average of 54, from eight matches. His aggregate included two centuries and three fifties, with his highest being 146. His closest rival was Lindon James, also of Flow Rivals, with 480 runs at an average of 80 from eight matches. He scored two centuries and three fifties with a top score of 117. Rickford Walker, RSVG Police captain, was third highest run-getter with 416…

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