THE VINCENTIAN 03-09-21

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER

03, 2021

VOLUME 115, No.34

CPEA Performers Page 3

www.thevincentian.com

Rogue Prison Officer jailed Page 4

Two Vincentians awarded Chevening Scholarships - Page 6

Top performers for CPEA 2021: Left: Richard Patrick James.

Right: Isaiah Danville Jr. Toney.

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Taxi driver escapes Page 7

CPEA Student List Pages 15-24

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2. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 03, 2021 . THE VINCENTIAN

News

Flow upgrades services in the Grenadines

ON FRIDAY 27th August , Flow officially launched an upgrade to its Grenadines Network.

Speaking during a ceremony at Plantation House in Bequia to launch the upgrade in services, Flow Country Manager, Wayne Hull spoke about the transformation that has been made.

He said that until recently, telecommunications services including fixed line and cable television was provided to the Grenadines using Microwave Technology. Microwave is a decades-old technology that uses high frequency beam radio waves between two over-the-air points that have a line of site and used to deliver internet, video and voice services. But according to the Flow country manager, sending internet traffic over air is not as efficient as connecting fibre. “All of our services to the Grenadines are now migrated to subsea fibre,” Hull declared.

Customers using Flow bundle services can now access all of FLOW home services with internet speed of up to 250 megabites per second (mbps) . “We will now be able to offer our customers in the Grenadines FLOW bundle services which includes internet, cable TV and discounted mobile postpaid services, as would be available on the mainland of St. Vincent,” said Consumer Sales Manager Andrea Liverpool addressing a question during the Town Hall event.

A Bequia resident voicing her opinion during the meeting.

Hull on some of the improvement that the company is offering customers in the Grenadines.

There is also an upgrade from the (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) ADSL network with an average download speed Flow Country of 2mbps to Manager Wayne Hull Hybrid Fiber- during his opening Coax (HFC) remarks at the event. network with a minimum download speed of 50mbps, at no extra cost to customers.” This is a 25 times improvement in the average speed of internet across the Grenadines,” boasted the FLOW country manager.”

While Flow was announcing the upgrade in services to Bequia, work is ongoing in Canouan and Mayreau to rehabilitate cable TV services HFC network on the islands.

The country manager said that Flow’s platform can now deliver high speed internet to hotels, private islands and the wider hospitality industry of the Grenadines. “This is a giant leap forward to improving guest experience when they visit the Grenadines and vastly help to develop the tourism product,” Hull stated.

He thanked the government of SVG and Minister of Telecommunication, Camillo Gonsalves for making the investment in the CARCIP project and setting up the private public partnership to manage the sub-sea cable, allowing access to operators.

FLOW Consumer Sales Manager, Andrea Liverpool said that Friday’s event was a special day for the company. She explained that Standalone broadband packages have a minimum of 50mbps download speed which is a 30mbps increase.

“If you are bundling your service…then your minimum (download) speed starts at 150mbps and it goes to 250mbps. So we have two packages, they are call All In and All in Plus,” Liverpool emphasized.

All upgrades are free.

There was also a Live showcase of the speed test at the launching.

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THE VINCENTIAN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 03, 2021 . 3.

he got during the third term.

“I thought a child from James: surprised, happy another school would come first, because I did RICHARD JAMES is not get a proper face to surprised with his face for the third term,” performance in the 2021 James said. He Caribbean Primary Exit nevertheless expressed Assessment, but he is also his happiness with the happy with the overall outcome. result. He topped the list He is thankful to with an average 96.80, Almighty God for the buoyed by the highest blessings of a top score in Maths of 98.67 performance. While the per cent.

Graduation ceremony From the area of took place at the Castle Grant at Kingstown Preparatory Lowmans Leeward, son School, James and his of Casheema and Rohan fellow students revelled James, the young James in the spotlight of their was sceptical about the elevation to the next amount of direct learning level of academic

by WILLIAM ‘KOJAH’ ANTHONY

Promoters must adhere to rules HEALTH OFFICIALS are warning against the staging of unauthorized public events during the upcoming four-day weekend.

September 6 and 7 have been declared the official days off to replace July 5 and 6 — which were initially assigned as Carnival Monday and Tuesday.

According to health officials, several events have been planned and applications received by the Ministry of Health Sub-committee by promoters for the staging of social events to be attended by fully vaccinated patrons only.

Shanique John, Health Promotions Officer in the Ministry of Health said at a press briefing on August 31 that once a promoter submits a request, there is a process to be followed.

She explained that initial discussions are held between health officials and the persons organizing the event to discuss the type of event.

The first in the process is the granting of preliminary approval.

“This allows you to do your promotion — these are fully vaccinated vendors and patrons,” she explained.

And once you pass the preliminary approval — which means that the promoter has been in full compliance with all the protocols, and have

returned all the relevant paperwork, then the event will receive full approval — which come from the Commissioner of Police.

So far, there have been no major problems John said, going into the weekend she said that there were a lot of events who received preliminary approval and that by today, September 3 they would have the entire list of approved events.

“And any other activity outside of that is considered an unauthorized event and so necessary fines and charges will apply.”

John went on to say that so far, there had been four vaccinated events and of the promoters that applied, only one cancelled on the day of the event because they failed to comply with the requirements.

“This time the Ministry is not standing behind anyone who fails to comply — there is a list of persons allowed to enter, tickets are not sold by the door,” she said.

But this was the protocol for social activities, but there are other events for example church activities, and they too needed to meet the requirements.

“And if I find out about an activity where there is non-compliance, I notify the Chief Medical Officer of the Commissioner of Police,” John said. (DD)

progress.

He received the news early that Thursday morning, and had not fully assessed the overall impact or had verified the grades, except for that of Maths.

He enjoys indoors activities, and confessed to his love television shows as well as playing computer games.

He praised his parents, teachers and relatives for their role in his success.

He is still flexible as to a career, but the Ministry of Tourism might be keen to keep a tag on him.

He wants to be a chef.

Mainly dealing with breakfast food.

His favourite is pizza.

“I watch my parents cook. I started cooking on my own,” James asserted.

To God be the glory

percent in Science.

Danville confessed that he was not surprised with his son’s performance.

Isaiah is known for his dedication, consistency and focus, and Danville is pleased with the pride Danville and Indira that the areas of Byera, Toney are Isaiah Toney’s Gorse, and Georgetown parents, and devout are revelling in as a members of the Apostolic result of Isaiah’s Faith Church. Their son, accomplishment. But a former Georgetown Danville wants the credit Government School to go to God. student shared the top “Give God the glory,” spot in this year’s Danville declared.

Caribbean Primary ‘We put our confidence Assessment. in God. We are Isaiah copped 96.80 Christians. We commit percent average over the our lives and our four levels with 100 children to God,”

Danville disclosed.

The father noted Isaiah’s inclination to technology and love for Science.

“He does his own research and like to play computer games,” Danville admitted.

Angene James, Head Teacher at the Georgetown Government School vouched for Isiah’s work ethics and she acknowledged that she “expected him to do well.”

He was one of 53 students sent from that institution which gained a 74 per cent pass rate.

PAHO promotes production of vaccines in the region reality.”

The platform seeks to deal THERE IS AN insufficient supply of with limited vaccine production vaccines in the region. This, and unequal distribution that according to Dr. Carissa Etienne, put public health at “very high Director of the Pan American risk”. Leaders from global Health Organisation (PAHO). She financial institutions, called the shortage “severe” and governments, and public health opined that it is a wake-up call to agencies were slated to meet on for the Latin American and August 27 to discuss the Caribbean countries to produce platform, which will “foster vaccines regionally, adding that research and incentivize the region imports ten times more development and manufacture of pharmaceuticals than it produces. health technologies”.

“I believe that the ongoing Dr. Etienne revealed that COVID-19 vaccination crisis PAHO is already spearheading must be a wake-up call that we initiatives to help reduce the must expand regional dependency on pharmaceutical pharmaceutical production so we imports. “PAHO is working with can be in the driver’s seat of our the World Health Organization own pandemic responses,” she (WHO) and partners to bring the stated. Only about 23% of people highly effective mRNA vaccine in the region are fully technology into the region.” She vaccinated, with lower coverage also noted that over 30 public in many countries. and private companies and Dr. Etienne acknowledged institutions had expressed desire measures to tackle the issue: to take part in the technology “This week, PAHO will launch a transfer, to which PAHO was platform to boost regional verifying “the most promising vaccine manufacturing efforts, proposals” which would afford beginning with the first in a production and distribution by series of meetings to promote PAHO’s Revolving Fund, to all greater coordination across countries. Investment is key, countries and to enlist partners and the Inter-American from both the public and private Development Bank, the World sectors to turn this idea into Bank and other partners have

by GLORIAH…

Dr. Carissa Etienne Director of PAHO. expressed a desire in helping with this expansion.

“The region’s values of Pan Americanism and solidarity can help us strengthen pharmaceutical production,” Dr. Etienne said with resolve, “the investments we make today will not only help us get through this pandemic faster, but they will also lay the groundwork to deal with future health crises, so we have no time to waste.”

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4. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 03, 2021 . THE VINCENTIAN

Court

Rogue prison officer jailed Stories by HAYDN HUGGINS LOUIS CUPID may have created history this week, becoming the first prison officer here, in living memory, to be tried, convicted, and jailed, for helping a prisoner to escape lawful custody.

The 36-year-old prison officer, of 12 years experienced was, on Tuesday, sentenced to one year and 11 months in prison for agreeing with murder accused Veron Primus of Vermont to pursue a course of conduct which, if the agreement was carried out in accordance with its intention, would have amounted to the commission of the offence of escaping lawful custody. That offence was committed between September 24 and October 2, 2019. He was also sentenced to one year and six months for abusing the authority of his office, in conspiring to aid in the escape of Primus from lawful custody. That offence was committed between September 29 and October 2, 2019.

The sentences, handed down by Chief Magistrate Rechanne Browne, will run concurrently.

The Chief Magistrate had convicted Cupid on both charges, on Tuesday, after reserving her decision, following closing arguments by Senior Prosecutor Adolphus Delpleche, and Cupid’s lawyer Grant Connell last week, at a trial which lasted several months; Cupid opted not to take the stand.

In delivering her judgement on Tuesday, Browne contended that having heard the evidence, the management at Her Majesty’s Prisons has left much to be desired, and that it was clear that Cupid did not fulfil his duties as a Prison Officer.

The Magistrate said that when Cupid was taken into custody he chose to speak to Sergeant Biorn Duncan

who was part of the investigating team, and Duncan took notes of what Cupid said.

The statement was read in evidence at the trial, and the Magistrate referred to parts of it on Tuesday.

In the statement, Cupid was quoted as saying, ‘Officer, let me tell you the truth, I assisted Veron Primus to leave the prison, but I did not give him the key to the cell or open the cell. He told me he wanted to go out, and he wanted to escape, but I did not give him a positive answer’.

Cupid also stated, while speaking to Duncan, ‘I told him (Primus) if he wanted to go out, he would have to come up with his own plan, and go through with it’.

The prison officer had further told Duncan that he worked the night shift on September 30, 2019, and around 2 a.m. on October 1, Primus came out of his cell, and told him he wanted to leave, and he (Cupid) told him he could leave.

Cupid also related to Sergeant Duncan that he told Primus that the main entrance was sealed off, and he could leave by walking through the vestibule.

The Senior Prosecutor had also made reference to parts of that statement, during his closing arguments last week.

In her summation on Tuesday, Magistrate Browne pointed to footage from the prison which showed Primus out of his cell, and then climbing over an area.

The Magistrate concluded that the Prosecution had proven its case beyond reasonable doubt on both charges.

In mitigation, Cupid’s lawyer accepted the Magistrate’s decision, but he expressed the view that Cupid should have been charged under section 108 of the Criminal Code which state that, “Any person who having another

person in his custody, intentionally or negligently permit him to escape, is guilty of an offence and liable to imprisonment of three years.

He noted that a fine was also possible under that section.

Connell said he does not underestimate Cupid’s negligence in carrying out his duties, and his statement to Sergeant Duncan, though the defence was at variance with its contents, clearly showed that it was an act of negligence, rather than conspiracy.

Connell said that had Cupid been charged under that section, he would have pleaded guilty from the beginning, and save judicial time.

In relation to the charge of agreeing with Primus to commit the offence of escaping lawful custody, Cupid was charged under Section 310(a) of the Criminal Code which also carries a maximum penalty of three years in prison, and in relation to the corruption charge, he was charged under Section 89(1) which carries a maximum penalty of two years behind bars.

Connell said that had it not been for the statement given to Sergeant Duncan, the prosecution would not have had a case, as the lead investigator, Assistant Superintendent of Police Elgin Richards, who also heads the Major Crime Unit (MCU) did absolutely nothing to the investigations, and the state relied primarily on that statement.

Connell said that if the Court was mindful of imposing a custodial sentence, it should be suspended.

He highlighted that Cupid was a 36-year-old father of three without previous convictions, who cooperated fully with the police, and showed extreme remorse.

He noted that Cupid had a vision condition,

The law must take its course

Louis Cupid jailed for helping Primus escape. and a terminal problem.

The Senior Prosecutor, in response, stressed that Cupid was placed in a serious position of trust, being tasked with the responsibility of National security, but he betrayed that trust.

Delpleche asked the Court to impose a sentence which will reflect the seriousness of the crime. “He who do the crime must do the time”, he declared.

Primus, who is awaiting trial for the November 2015 stabbing death of 36-year-olf Real Estate Agent Sharlene Greaves, was discovered missing from Her Majesty’s Prison, Kingstown around 10 a.m. on October 1, 2019.

He turned himself in around 2:00 p.m. the same day, accompanied by attorney Jomo Thomas. He was taken before the Serious Offences Court the following day where he pleaded guilty to escaping lawful custody and was sentenced to 16 months in prison.

Cupid was suspended from duties pending the outcome of the matter.

SENIOR PROSECUTOR, Adolphus Delpleche has described the term of imprisonment imposed on prison officer Louis Cupid on Tuesday, as “unfortunate”.

Cupid was sentenced to one year and 11 months for conspiracy, and one year and six months for corruption, stemming from the escape of murder accused Veron Primus from Her Majesty’s Prison, Adolphus Kingstown between September 29 and Delpleche October 2, 2019.

The sentences are to run concurrently.

Speaking with THE VINCENTIAN on Wednesday, Delpleche who led the case for the Prosecution, said, “It is unfortunate that someone in that position had to find himself afoul of the law in those circumstances.

“He was placed in a position of trust. It is frightening”.

The Prosecutor said that Veron Primus is awaiting trial in connection with a high profile murder, committed in 2015, and escaped from Her Majesty’s Prison, Kingstown, on two occasions — 2019, and 2020. Cupid was charged in connection with the first escape.

“I felt sorry for him, but the law has to take its course. I hope he learns from that experience, and that other persons who are in positions of trust, both in the public service, and private sector, get the message”, he pointed out.

“It is never a happy feeling for anyone going to prison, but he who do the crime has to do the time”, he continued.

Delpleche said, “This case had been going on for a while, and I am happy that it came to an end”.

He commended Cupid’s lawyer Grant Connell for “putting up a good fight”.

He also held high praises for Sergeant Biorn Duncan of the Major Crime Unit (MCU), who was part of the investigating team. He noted that when Cupid was taken into custody he chose to speak to Sergeant Duncan in relation to what transpired.

Delpleche said there are several good investigators in the police force, but Sergeant Duncan is one that stands out, in his view.

According to the prosecutor, while Duncan approaches his work very seriously, he is the type of police officer that someone will always want to speak to, because of his charm and charisma.

Delpleche also commended Sergeant Duncan during his closing arguments last week, and at the sentencing hearing on Tuesday, describing him as an exceptional investigator.

Policeman fined for dangerous driving SERGEANT 444 Kenny Jones of the Police Traffic Department told the Court last week Wednesday that “what is good for the goose is good for the gander”, and called for a strong message to be sent to any police officer who refuse to adhere to the traffic regulations.

The traffic offences prosecutor’s comments came after Deron May, 23year-old police officer, of Sandy Bay, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving.

He was fined $800 forthwith or eight weeks in prison.

Responding to questions from Chief Magistrate Rechanne Browne, May

told the Court he was a police officer for about three years, and is attached to the Narcotics Unit.

The facts revealed that on May 27, the young officer was driving a minibus H7042, and another minibus, were racing the Cassan Hill area, during which they overtook several vehicles.

Sergeant Jones declared that the public expects a high standard from police officers, in their driving of vehicles, and those officers must Continued on Page 35.

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Business

SVG to travel to Expo 2020 Dubai FROM OCTOBER 2021, all that St Vincent and the Grenadines has to showcase will be on display as Expo 2020 Dubai is set to commence.

For a period of six months, or until March 31, 2022, SVG will be among 190 countries showcasing various sectors of their respective countries.

Invest SVG is the entity charged with the responsibility of ensuring that this country’s presence at Expo 2020 Dubai is impactful and has a significant outcome which meant that there was a lot of preparatory work.

According to Anthony Regisford, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Invest SVG, now that the various teams are getting ready to go to Dubai marked the culmination of more than two years work.

“A lot of effort thought and planning has been put in thus far in ensuring that the country is well represented on this veritable world stage,” Regisford said at the press launching of the World Expo 2020 Dubai on August 26.

It is estimated that for the duration of Expo 2020

Dubai, some 25 million visitors will view the various pavilions on display, which provided the perfect opportunity for participating countries, including St Vincent and the Grenadines to showcase their destinations.

The event is expected to be a big one, according to Sandy Peters — Phillips Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which translated to good news for this country to be a participant.

In addition to the sectors that will be on display, which include culture, tourism, the arts and investment opportunities, PetersPhillips said that trade was an important catalyst to reengineer economic growth.

“These occasions provide a platform to facilitate economic prosperity that is much needed at this time,” she said.

Additionally, she contended that this country’s national economic and social development plan recognizes the need for an increase in the

penetration of new markets as well as volumes or exports in order to achieve a strong sustainable trade arrangement.

“Therefore, successful participation in Expo Dubai can assist in accomplishing this objective resulting in an increase in export, and thereby enhancing national development,” the PS said.

But the focal point is not just going to be on establishing trade or investment arrangements, but to promote other aspects of the Vincentian way of life.

And that include Vincy Mas, with the planned 2022 edition expected to be launched at Expo 2020 Dubai.

According to Ricardo Adams, Chairman of the Carnival Development Corporation (CDC), and a member of the contingent scheduled to travel to Dubai, the plan was to launch Vincy Mas to the world.

“Because while it is being held, there are going to be people from all over the world from as close t St Lucia to all those on the other side of the world

UWI Mona issues student vaccination mandate A RECENT publication of the Jamaica Observer has highlighted an advisory given by the University of the West Indies, Mona, to students residing on its halls to be fully vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus.

The release stated that, “The UWI, in a statement Friday, said students currently living on halls have until September 3 to comply with the vaccination mandate. The university is the first major institution in Jamaica to publicly issue a vaccine mandate.”

The university’s explanation for the order is said to be, “to ensure a safe living environment for its staff and students”. Toward this end, everyone residing at the Papine-based campus, including those on ‘138 Student Living,” must present evidence of full vaccination against the virus.

The statement was clear that, “Evidence of vaccination, with any of the approved vaccines must be provided to the relevant student services and development manager in order to secure accommodation in the halls of residence.”

Additionally, residents in halls

without the minimum requirement of a first-dose of any accepted vaccine, were advised to be compliant by today, Friday 3rd September if they wished to remain in the facility.

Vaccination information was given that persons wishing to take up the offer could proceed to the Mona Ageing and Wellness Centre where inoculations are done daily. The Centre is located on the university campus, within walking distance of most halls of residence.

Furthermore, it advised that persons who was awaiting a second dose may remain on the halls; but urged them to make arrange to receive that second dose. “All that is required for vaccination is a valid government issued identification,” the statement implored.

It also advised that where a resident has received a first shot and is awaiting a second dose, those persons will be allowed to remain on hall. However, the administration is urging such persons to make the necessary arrangements to receive the second dose.

[and] we are going to be telling them the story of Vincy Mas,” Adams said.

Further, each participating country has been designated an entire day to showcase all that they have to offer.

October 21 has been the day designated to SVG, and according to Adams there will be eight performances.

Annette Mark, Executive Director Invest SVG remained confident that they had an amazing product to showcase.

The effort is an expensive one, Mark explained, but it was work that the entity she headed was doing for the private and public sectors.

Annette Mark, Executive Director of Invest SVG spoke of the potential benefits to the country through its participation in Expo 2020 Dubai.

There is a total of two floors with over 2,000 square feet of space and Mark explained that the intention was to have the exhibits on the first floor and upstairs be reserved for offices, meetings or for facilitating members of the Vincentian team.

And while she spoke of

Chairman of the Carnival Development Corporation (CDC) Ricardo Adams said that the Vincentian contingent will be taking Vincy Mas, and by extension Vincentian culture to the world. the opportunities of being a part of the expo, she cautioned that it was important to bring those opportunities back to SVG and therefore, it was intended that the team will return with a large data base. (DD)

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News

Two Vincentians awarded Chevening Scholarships

by GLORIAH… THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ very own, Julona Peterson and Lorielle Robertson, have been awarded Chevening Scholarships for the 2020/2021 year.

According to www.chevening.org, “Chevening is the UK government’s international awards programme aimed at developing global leaders. Funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and partner organisations, Chevening offers two

types of award – Chevening Scholarships and Chevening Fellowships – the recipients of which are personally selected by British embassies and high commissions throughout the world.”

Both future leaders therefore, will receive the opportunity “to develop professionally and academically, Lorielle Robertson - Chevening network extensively, experience UK scholarship awardee. culture, and build lasting positive relationships with the UK.” SVG Cadet Force, the Red Cross and Julona Peterson’s love for youth the International Youth Alliance for development was fostered from her Family Planning (IYAFP). She firmly fifteen plus years as a member of the believes in “inclusive learning and education, mental health and gender equality and women's rights”. With the aim of following her goals centered around the provision of inclusive learning resources and skills to all, she started her business which she calls, "The PERFECT Project".

According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Affairs, Julonna Peterson, who holds a BSc in Psychology with Sociology from the University of the West Indies, will pursue an MSc in Developmental Disorders at Lancaster University.

Lorielle Robertson, is an Economist in the Ministry of Finance and a member of the LEO Club St. Vincent, where she exercises her enthusiasm for volunteering and giving back to her community. She has followed her passion for development in providing

Julona Peterson, Chevening scholarship awardee. (Photo Credit Ministry of Foreign Affairs) support in academics and professional pursuits as a mentor. Convinced about St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ ability in achieving economic excellence through “youth programmes targeted toward unique skill building and entrepreneurial exploits”, which she describes as, “the path to unemployment reduction, poverty alleviation and a thriving economy”; she has channeled her educational pursuit in completing an MSc. in Development Economics and Policy at the University of Manchester. She intends to apply knowledge gained and the opportunities afforded by the Chevening network to contribute positively to her country’s development.

THE VINCENTIAN community rallies around these two scholars.

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News

Taxi Driver escapes

by SHERON GARRAWAY

THE DARK, rainy night of Monday, 23rd August around 8:50 pm, almost turned fatal for taxi driver, Jomo Grant.

While driving his white Honda Elysion motor vehicle with licence plate HD678 along the route of

Lovindeer Corner in Mt. Greenan, the 42-year old said he heard rumbling.

Grant who was the sole occupant, had dropped off a client in Georgetown and was heading back to Kingstown with two vehicles ahead of him.

The New Montrose resident recalled the radio being on and but no street lights; as a down pour showered the country and a flood watch was issued. Grant, who has been a taxi driver for close to 10 years, recalled that he heard rumbling and thuds and admitted that he was puzzled as to what was happening.

He recounted, "I just continued to drive but instead of water on the windscreen, I saw mud. The lights came on in the back of the vehicle Damage to the Honda Elysion.

and I heard a splashing sound like water. I saw like the roof was sunken in the back and when I reached a safe distance, I got out of the vehicle and looked at it. I couldn't believe the amount of debris and damage I was seeing."

The father of four believed that had he driven any slower, the debris of stones and soil could have instead slammed through his windshield or sunroof and wounded or even killed him. Grant admitted that although he was able to drive to his home at New Montrose, he cried as he rehashed what had happened.

The impact to his vehicle was so severe that an initial report by a valuator determined that the transport was written off. He said this unfortunate incident will set him back somewhat but he was grateful to be alive.

"I just thank God I'm alive because it could have been a different situation. This is the second time I've been spared. Earlier in January, I was going through the Byrea tunnel and a man who was picking coconuts dropped one and it cracked my windscreen. I'm just blessed to be alive, The Almighty is looking over me." Grant articulated.

Taxi Driver Jomo Grant.

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8. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 03, 2021. THE VINCENTIAN

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Editorial

COVID protocols are also for the vaccinated WE CAN TAKE AN EASY road of argument by promoting that we, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, even with its prevailing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, is no different from the rest of the world as far what percentage of its adult population has been vaccinated, or to be more precise, what percentage has accepted and taken the vaccine.

Yes, like the rest of the world we are still a long distance away from achieving what is termed ‘herd immunity’, that level of vaccination that would deem a country equipped to withstand COVID-19 and ready for reopening and a return to normal.

According to one regular reader of this column, “We haven’t been hearing much about this ‘herd immunity’ business in recent time.”

To that reader, we want to assure that it is still very much an item on the agenda, but it might be that because we are so far off the mark, that we don’t want to give indication that we have a long way to go before getting back to normal, and therefore disrupt any effort to encourage vaccination.

The immunity threshold initially estimated at about 70% and recently revised to 85% of the population is nowhere, in real terms, in that range. WHO tells us that a mere 29% of the global population has received at least one dose of the vaccine, with 14.8% of that figure being those who are fully vaccinated.

This does not veer far away from our own reality which stands at approximately 24% of our population being classified as having been vaccinated (at least with one dose).

If we continue at this rate — this snail pace rate of vaccine acceptance, which really translates into vaccine hesitancy - it could well be that the ‘herd immunity’ threshold could rise, thereby delaying (further) the return to what was normal. The added danger here is that new variants of the coronavirus could also

contribute to a rise in the ‘herd immunity’ threshold.

If we are to avoid that, it will require even the fully vaccinated to adhere to COVID-appropriate protocols, not to mention how intensified, sustained and exacting our efforts to encourage vaccine acceptance must become.

Referencing the data as provided

by WHO, barring UAE, Malta and Iceland, where at least 70% of the population is fully vaccinated, and a few other nations close to that magic mark, ‘herd immunity’ remains elusive. So in that sense we are no different from most of the rest of the world, but that should never make us complacent and lead us to ‘mouth’ some stupid analysis that says, “Look, if the developed countries can’t do it, don’t cry shame on some small island developing country like ours.”

There is now a school of thought that speaks to meeting the threshold as being no guarantee of protection, especially from new variants, if surrounding countries or within countries, some communities, do not meet the threshold.

‘Herd immunity’ — a pathway to returning to normal - is achieved through vaccination and past infection; the former gives a broader spectrum of immunity, while the latter, a limited scope and time span.

We have to impress on our people that vaccination is the most effective way to gain immunity for every country and collectively the world.

It is everyone’s responsibility to adhere to the mask and social distancing protocols. In situations where social distancing is tough, masking is critical.

In as much as we appeal to the unvaccinated to get vaccinated, the fully vaccinated must understand that they too must adhere to COVID protocols; that they must be mindful of the responsibility that comes with the privileged membership of the vaccinated few.

Mishaps, accidents, disasters (An abridged version - reprint from THE VINCENTIAN of Jan. 23, 2015) WE OF THESE SMALL Caribbean territories, every now and then, are sent into a tailspin of grief and wonderment usually by the forces of nature.

Over the years, but in my life time, there has been the story of the missing Grenadian boat “The Island Queen”,, coming to attend a wedding in St Vincent in the mid-1940s but disappeared as if in thin air with all souls aboard.

Then in the late 40s there was the Castries fire that nearly burnt down the entire city, with several deaths.

SVG’s turn came in 1979 through volcanic eruption that did great damage, but luckily recorded not much loss of life.

All the islands are pounded intermittently by the ravages of hurricanes.

In January this year we suffered two excruciating disasters by way of motorvehicle accidents. A family of four perished when a car hit a public electricity pole turned over, and was mysteriously set ablaze in a conflagration that consumed all four occupants: two infant boys, their grandmother and a male friend, the driver.

This accident took place in nearby St Lucia and affected us here in St Vincent in a very real and personal way. The father of the children is Alex Agard a Vincentian who flies LIAT planes.

The mother is a St. Lucian studying in the USA and, the charred body of the woman was that of the wife’s mother in whose care the children had been left.

In SVG we experienced our own calamity which was national in scope and stung the religious sensitivity of all.

The accident involved a school-bus owned by one religious organisation, taking to school nearly two dozen children from three or four communities, and the scenario of which played out agonisingly in slow motion, and has not ended as yet.

The comparison may be invidious, but in St. Lucia it was swift and short, taking place in less than five minutes. In SVG it involved more people, several agencies and politicians who played to

the public gallery in full knowledge that a general election was around the next bend.

One must concede that Ralph has been playing his cards with dexterity, so much so that one can use “master piece” as an accurate description of the total scene.

It must be borne in mind that Owia and Fancy are together the stronghold of the NDP in the North Windward constituency. Nature served them a terrible blow that would unnerve everyone and probably disorient most.

Then the government stepped in and hogged the whole show sending in the Coast Guard, medicines and food aplenty, and ambulances and transport to deal with the dead and injured, radio and T.V coverage sympathetic to the ULP completed the team for the display.

More substantially, there was badly needed counselling to the bereaved and promises made of a new air-conditioned van, of tertiary schools for those involved, and many other gifts some of which sound like enticements for coming elections.

Which is a pity, for this was a national crisis which could have been used to bring the country together and inculcate a spirit of brotherly love between the Opposition and Government. Instead it has been used as a wedge driving the political parties further apart.

The parties were able to find an area of intense difference, narrow but deep.

Douggie De Freitas declared over radio that the Government could have employed helicopter service from neighbouring St. Lucia which would have got to the scene in about forty-five minutes, and probably saved a couple persons and/or retrieved a like number of bodies.

A contrary argument held that time was of the essence, there being only about ten minutes available to rescue, and weather conditions were too severe for helicopter’s use, but did not address the question of recovery of bodies of which two were lost in the terrible, debacle.

We are not done yet. There follow the budget, the naming of other National Heroes, finally the next election. In each of those events the calamity of FancyOwia, will feature prominently.

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The Tourism Authority case

by Anthony Stewart, PhD EVEN IF IT was a family business, the situation at the Tourism Authority seems to suggest that it is not good to have one man at the helm for too long a period of time. Still water becomes stagnant and loses its efficacy as a consequence.

Whether it is a church organization, a community organization, a school, a government department, or the government itself, change in leadership would bring innovation, new ideas, enthusiasm, greater productivity, and sweet success. It is clear that we are not getting value for our money in many places and unless we act now, our future will be doomed.

Plants have a natural life cycle that results in the rejuvenation, and perpetuation of life. We refer to this as complete metamorphosis in the butterfly moving from egg to larva to pupa to adult. Each stage has its challenges and there is progression from one to another.

Tired old leadership, wherever they find themselves need not be stumbling blocks in the way of progress. Remove yourself now and allow yourself to be a stepping stone to a bright future for your organization. Your expertise and experience can remain accessible if you so desire to make them available to the new leadership. We cannot follow the example of our Queen and Prince because their role is only symbolic and inspirational.

There is no shortage of expertise in our country.

We are still at the cusp of an economic takeoff.

The old leadership apparently is not part of the solution and need to get out of the way together with their fears, and problems, and let hope, faith, aspirations, enthusiasms and God, help us forge ahead.

Congrats to BRAGSA BRAGSA must be complimented for their work in repairing some of the holes on various roads across the country. Also compliments are in order for cleaning the debris and landslides across the nation in a quick time. This helps in making travelling a bit more comfortable.

We know that we are in the heart of the hurricane season. Being prepared is important.

Amongst the many necessary preparations is: to have the over-hanging trees cut. I would like to mention those over hanging trees at Villa just at the corner above TANGO Apartments. These trees have been overhanging for years, and pose a danger. Should there be a severe hurricane with strong winds it is likely that those trees would fall and can likely damage on coming vehicles, and even reduce the width of the lane.

It would surely be unfortunate, should any of the trees fall on a vehicle or even pedestrians who are sometimes under those trees seeking shade. I guess those trees are on private property and so may not belong to the government. Therefore, if such is the case then the government would not have direct responsibility for the trees. However, dialogue ought to be made with the owners to have them cut the over hangings of those trees so as to avoid any serious injury, should there be a strong hurricane.

It is my prayer that as a people we would look to God for His mercy on us during this hurricane season and that no hurricane would come our way.

God knows everything and is in control of everything.

Kennard King

Helping people in the Red Zone with dignity PLEASE permit me to ask a few silly questions as I return to the conversation of housing, rehabilitation and residents’ relocation in the Red Zone. I will be careful not to address anyone specifically to avoid a libel suit, so these comments, questions, and suggestions are for anyone who cares.

First, allow me to recommend that housing rehabilitation and replacement assistance to those people in the Red Zone be divided into two categories: those whose homes/land are deemed to be in the nobuild area; and those whose homes are slightly damaged and can be reconstructed on current location.

If you are in the first group, you should have a few options: 1. Each displaced resident should be given a new house in a suitable location of at least equal value to your condemned house and land.

2. Residents should be allowed to choose from different floor plans that reflect the community’s cultural norms.

3. Residents eligible for a replacement home should be consulted before the house is built.

4. They should be allowed to pick a floor plan of their liking and buy upgrades, including lot size and house size.

5. The residents should not be rushed into any decision.

The second group of homeowners should be given financial assistance to rebuild an approved, redesigned home on location. What precisely should they expect from the Government?

1. A set of custom design construction plans with the new construction standards.

2. A list of eligible contractors to select from to complete the repairs.

3. A no-interest loan to cover approved upgrades requested by the homeowner during reconstruction.

Here are some general

items to be considered while developing this housing rehabilitation programme. Anyone who would like to be relocated from this area should receive assistance to do so. For example, if you have a lot of land in Layou and would like to relocate to that site, the Government should fund that relocation at the same funding level as rebuilding in the Red Zone.

I think the Government should provide zero interest rate on any loan to a resident who chooses to upgrade their house to the new building standards in the area. If you owned a

home in the area and would like to move, the Government should buy your property. All those receiving housing assistance should sign on to a few covenants and restrictions; in particular, they should agree not to sell their new home for a specific time (maybe five years).

In the future, alterations to the house would have to be approved by the housing department to ensure compliance with building standards.

Finally, everyone in the Red Zone should be eligible for no-interest loans for construction upgrades to the new building standards, even

if the home was not damaged during the last series of disasters.

Horatio

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Industrial action by nurses not in anyone’s best interest Introduction THE SERVING of notice to the Governor General by nurses to indicate their intention to withdraw their service for four days from 7th to 10th September, 2021 is not only ill-timed, but illconsidered and grounded in misinformation and a mis-guided notion of constitutional rights and freedoms.

The ULP administration, lead by Comrade Ralph, urges all nurses to reflect on the decision taken and encourages these professionals to consider the impact of their actions on the health sector. The regulation that is currently in draft, is intended to protect all frontline workers from contracting the deadly virus and possible transmission to patients in their care. This is in no way unreasonable, nor does it affect your constitutional rights, since what is being done adheres to constitutional and common law provisions. The narrative that this worker-friendly government is targeting hard-working Vincentians through unconstitutional actions is completely false and is inconsistent with the track record of this government. This week, we outline for your consideration the legal basis for the regulations and the context within which the regulations are framed.

Associated provisions of relevance in the constitution and statute law (A) In the on-going discussion on vaccinations against Covid-19, some public servants assert an unfettered, individual “do-as-I-please” approach to the constitutional protection of freedom of assembly and association as provided for in Section 11 of the Constitution. But this protection is not unfettered. The entire Section 11 reads as follows: (1) Except with his own consent, a person shall not be hindered in the enjoyment of his freedom of assembly and association, that is to say, his right to assemble freely and associate with other persons and in particular to form or belong to trade unions or other associations for the protection of his interests.

(2) Nothing contained in or done under the authority of any law shall be held to be inconsistent with or in contravention of this section to the extent that the law in question makes provision – (a) That is reasonably required in the interests of defence, public safety, public order, public morality or public health; (b) That is reasonably required for the purpose of protecting the rights or freedoms of other persons; or (c) That imposes restrictions upon public officers that are reasonably required for the proper performance of their functions, “and except so far as that provision or, as the case may be, the thing done under the authority thereof is shown not to be reasonably justifiable in a democratic society.

There are relevant statute laws and regulations addressing these precise limitations or restrictions on the presumed absolute right of public officers to assembly or associate.

Please note that section 10 of the Constitution which provides for the protection of freedom of expression is similarly framed in respect of the limitations or restrictions on that fundamental freedom.

(B) In relation to the vaccination issue on Covid-19, the Public Health Act and associated pieces of legislation provide the framework for all relevant statutory provisions for employers, employees, and the public health interest.

General comments The following comments,

additionally, are relevant in the ongoing discussion on vaccination against Covid-19: 1. The Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines does not have a policy of mandatory or compulsory vaccination against Covid-19. It intends to make Rules under the Public Health Act to do the following, among other things: (a) Offer the choice to “front-line workers” (for example: doctors, and nurses, police and prison officers, employees at the airports and seaports including Customs and Immigration officers). If the employee fails and/or refuses to comply with the requirement for those specific jobs, he or she is free to choose employment elsewhere. Such a failure/refusal may constitute misconduct. (b) Other central government employees and those in public enterprises who are not “front-line” workers, who are not fully vaccinated will be required to take the PCR test every two weeks. The employer (the State) will provide the first two tests free of charge; the subsequent tests will be paid for by the employee. If for any reason a vaccinated public sector worker requires a test, for whatever reason, the test will be provided free of cost.

2. Despite the non-mandatory nature of the government’s policy, it should be made clear that the Constitution, the common law, and statute law permit mandatory or compulsory vaccination in the interest of public health and general public interest, especially during a very risky pandemic or public health emergency; In the extant factual circumstances of the pandemic, the legal tests touching and concerning “reasonable requirement”, “reasonably justifiable in a democratic society”, inclusive of “proportionality”, are easily passed by the State. In these circumstances, the Courts have always accepted established science and facts (not conspiratorial myths) on the vaccines and have balanced any conflicting rights in favour of public health and public interest as advanced by the State as employer. (c) The legal exceptions to mandatory vaccination have been recognized as fact-based “medical exemptions” and “religious exemptions”.

3. On Wednesday August 11, 2021, at a meeting of the OECS Authority (Meeting of Heads of Government of the OECS), the legal advice which was tendered by Professor of Law, Dr. Rosemary Antoine, and former Chief Justice of the OECS Supreme Court and President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), His Lordship Denis Byron, squares with the articulated position of the government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

4. Meanwhile, the Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines continues to promote the necessity and desirability of vaccination as a vital tool against Covid-19. In this regard, the government is at one with the stance of the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the position of all 193 member-countries of the United Nations. St. Vincent and the Grenadines has a sufficiency of vaccines to vaccinate the adult population (over 18-year-olds).

Available are the AstraZeneca and Sputnik vaccines. Shortly, St. Vincent and the Grenadines will receive a grant of Pfizer vaccines from the US government.

5. Both the common law and statute law justify the private sector employers adopting a similar stance on this matter as the government.

Social protest is essential to democracy (Excerpts of Dr. Friday’s Press Statement) ON SEPTEMBER 9, when Parliament meets again, the people will continue our protests on the streets of Kingstown. These actions are to be robust and determined while being peaceful and lawful, in a manner that proclaims and elevates our democracy.

Our actions are to defend and promote democracy. And to oppose in a direct manner the unpopular legislation and policies of the government as reflected in the changes the government made to the Public Health Act three weeks ago to allow for mandatory vaccination! In the present context this means paving the way for mandatory COVID-19 vaccination.

The actions by the government that brought people out to protest are still confronting us. In fact, in respect of mandatory COVID-19 vaccination, the situation is worse now than on August 5th, when the massive protest took place in Kingstown, because the government passed the law in the early hours of Friday morning, August 6th. That prepares the way for mandatory COVID-19 vaccination.

So, the amended Public Health Act is on the way to becoming the law of the land!

It is important that the broader society lend support to the trade unions as they represent their members. These are our brothers, sisters, spouses, friends. I therefore urge everyone to join in this common cause with the trade unions and other associations to defend against the erosion of our fundamental rights and oppose mandatory vaccinations.

I call on NDP supporters, all, to come out and show their disapproval of the government measures and to support the teachers and public servants and others. We must insist that the government engage in meaningful dialogue with the stakeholders on the way forward and out of this COVID-19 crisis.

Too many people are concerned about the changes to the Public Health Act and, indeed oppose it, for the government to act unilaterally in passing the law, and to continue to act in this manner. They would do it simply because they have the power in Parliament to do it. So only the people by taking direct action through peaceful protest can insist that they stop and listen to them.

The government has been acting unilaterally for far too long; proceeding without any serious consultation with and involvement of other stakeholders in decision-making when it really matters. It is time that this approach comes to an end; it has not been good for our country. It has led us to an economic and political crisis. I encourage all individuals, social groups, churches, trade unions, and business associations, artistes, sportsmen and women to come out and support this rally.

There is nothing wrong or bad about peaceful protest; in fact, social protest essential to fostering a vibrant, strong democracy. I especially call on you church leaders and your congregations to bring spiritual guidance and power to combatting the challenges we confront in our nation.

We cannot do this properly without

you. It is up to all of us to save our nation.

For those of you who are concerned or worried about coming out to publicly express your disapproval of what the government is doing, please put your mind at ease about doing so.

I urge you to set aside your fears and doubts and come out on Sept. 9th! We can’t allow our beloved country to slip away and become a place of regret and sorrow, simply because we failed to act when required to. You have a constitutional and God-given right to express yourself in peaceful protest. It is good for our democracy, and at this moment our country needs you to do it.

It is not wrong to protest; you are not giving your country a bad name to protest, as some may have you believe. All around the world, the strongest democracies see protests on a daily basis, as people take to the public spaces to demand and promote their rights. You are not giving yourself a bad name to protest. On the contrary, you are doing good for your country because you are bringing close attention to problems that confront us, and you are strengthening our democracy.

The Inter American Commission on Human Rights, an organ of the OAS, of which SVG is a member, prepared and published in 2019 a report entitled “Protest and Human Rights: Standards on the Rights Involved in Social Protest and the Obligations to Guide the Response of the State”. This is a very powerful statement that is set out in that document, and it applies to us because we are part of the OAS system, what they refer to as “the Inter-American System”. We subscribe to the treaties that protect human and political rights.

Social protest is essential to Democracy. The report states that: “Social protest is a core element for the existence and consolidation of democratic societies and is protected by a constellation of rights and freedoms, which the inter-American system guarantees both in the American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man and in the American Convention on Human Rights.”

The state must help protesters. It goes on to say that “… demonstrators have the freedom to choose the mode, form, place, and message for peaceful protest, and States have the obligation to manage social conflict through dialogue” and that “States must respect the limits on their ability to place legitimate restrictions on demonstrations and protests.”

And further makes clear that “…States are obliged to guarantee and facilitate the exercise of the human rights at stake during demonstrations and protests, and to implement measures and mechanisms to ensure that those rights can be exercised in practice, rather than hindered. The InterAmerican Court has also ruled that citizen security cannot be based on a use of force paradigm aimed at treating the civilian population as the enemy, but must consist of the protection and control of civilians participating in demonstrations.”

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Differently Imperfect

When fear comes

“Every human being must be viewed according to what it is good for. For not one of us, no, not one, is perfect.

And were we to love none who had imperfection, this world would be a desert for our love.” ? Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) American statesman, diplomat, lawyer, architect, musician, and philosopher. He was also a Founding Father and America’s 3rd President (1801-1809).

‘First, they came for the socialist, and I did not speak out because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionist, and I did not speak out because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me, and there was no one left to speak for me.’ Martin Niemoller

WE MAY SOMETIMES APPEAR to be hesitant to admit that we are imperfect.

Admitting imperfection could magnify our vulnerability. However, it is often when we are comfortable and secure enough in ourselves that we can admit that we make mistakes and, in doing so, encourage others to be comfortable with similar admissions noting that we are differently imperfect.

There is wisdom in seeking to be the best that we possibly can.

Accomplished athletes develop the discipline of always seeking to run faster, jump farther and higher, lift heavier weights, and so on. They often push themselves beyond what they and others may have thought possible.

However, in all of this, they realise that they are not perfect; perfection is often like a mirage. Nevertheless, this does not deter them in their efforts to always better their best efforts. The same is true for students as they prepare for an examination and/or exit the halls of academia in pursuit of a career or profession. In life, as in athletics and in studies, we strive for high achievement although we realise that we concede that we have faults, defects, and shortcomings. We are imperfect.

Admitting our deficiencies should not be considered a weakness.

Conversely, it must be seen as a strength. Criss Jami, the American musician, designer, and essayist says, “To share your weakness is to make yourself vulnerable; to make yourself vulnerable is to show your strength.”

However, we understand that persons who are insecure or feel threatened are likely to mask their mistakes and foibles not wanting others to realise that they are fallible. But we all are.

We all make mistakes. We are differently imperfect.

David Taylor-Klaus, an Executive Coach, reminds us that, “Embracing our imperfections all comes down to our willingness to be vulnerable, to show our soft underbelly instead of working so hard to hide it.” However, this does not mean that we go around announcing our deficiencies. What is implied here is that we should all be aware of our humanness, our imperfections, and be willing to admit them when they are noticeable.

Additionally, in those instances when our errors or shortcomings may have resulted in hurting another, we should be big enough to be small enough to apologise. There is nothing wrong in apologising when we have made an error. This is as true for the manager who misjudges one of his direct reports as it is for the parent whose actions or words hurt a child. Additionally, teachers whose temporary lack of tact may have resulted in hurting a student should be mature enough to apologise. In our humanness we will periodically err but we must develop a sensitivity of consciousness to identify such situations and the courage to apologise and to take corrective actions when required.

On 21st April 1961, John F.

Kennedy (1917-1963), the 35th President of the United States of America, took full responsibility for the failure of the Bay of Pigs invasion (Cuba). History records that he said, "There's an old saying that victory has a hundred fathers and defeat is an orphan ... Further statements, detailed discussions, are not to conceal responsibility because I'm the responsible officer of the Government..." President Kennedy was then considered the most powerful individual in the world. He was neither afraid nor ashamed to take full responsibility for the failure of the American forces. He admitted that he had erred; he was imperfect.

It is interesting to note that after his speech President Kennedy’s approval rating improved. His admission demonstrated his humility and sense of security, it also reminds us that citizens generally admire leaders who are willing and able to apologise when they discover that they had fallen short of the people’s expectation and/or have said or done something that is considered wrong.

In general, people admire those who would offer an apology when one is due.

Oprah Winfrey (born 1954), the American author, talk show host, television producer, actress, and philanthropist is admired all over the world for the ease with which she gives of her USD3.5 billion net worth (celebretynetworth.com). She is especially focused on advancing education opportunities for the disadvantaged. Oprah founded a school for girls in South Africa in 2007.

Later that year, a dorm matron was accused of sexually abusing students.

In addition to hiring accomplished professionals to conduct a thorough investigation of the matter, Oprah recruited a trauma specialist for the students. She traveled to South Africa where she provided moral support to the affected parties. She subsequently noted that, “I understand now the mistakes I made, because I had been paying attention to all of the wrong things. I’d built that school from the outside in, when what really mattered was the inside out.” Many would absolve her from the responsibility of this traumatic event. However, she recognized her vulnerability in admitting that she had not put adequate systems in place to counteract the sexual abuse that ensued. She was remorseful and subsequently took concrete steps to support and encourage those affected while simultaneously taking action to correct the defects identified.

These examples are inserted here to remind us that even with our perceived good intentions, we will periodically make mistakes. However, we must proceed to do the best that we can with what has been entrusted to us and to know that there is nothing inherently wrong to admit our mistakes and to take corrective actions where possible and practical. After all, we are differently imperfect.

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Barbados following his injury during the August 5 protest, Julian Francis called on party supporters to come out in their numbers to welcome him. The police did not stop the motorcade even though they are prohibited. A few supporters donned their red clothing and came out. Why do we have the double standard?

We are clearly being taken for granted. Too much is happening before our very eyes. Far too many of us see what’s happening, know it’s wrong, but either sit silently or defend the indefensible. All the while, the energy of the nation leaks out drip by drip.

We cannot continue in the old way.

We need a sharp break from that 20th-century mentality of us against them. Now is not the time to think party. Now more than ever we have to place our children’s future and the healthy development of our nation ahead of everything else. Our nation demands that we bury the political hatchets, discard the red flags and yellow t-shirts. We must come to the recognition that we offer our nation its best chance of survival when we see beyond the tribes. In fact, for the nation to survive, the tribes must die.

To speak up is not easy. All too often it is a lonely moral and hazardous stance, but we must speak nonetheless. Oscar Allen reminds us to ‘be more and do more.’

One of the ways we build our moral foundation is to avoid the ‘carrot and honey temptation.’

Demand what is rightfully yours and disregard all else.

Chris Hedges, in his book ‘When Fear Comes’ tells us how to navigate this dangerous fork in the road: ‘Do not pursue what is illusory– property and position; all is gained at the expense of your nerves decade after decade and is confiscated in one fell swoop. Live with a steady superiority over life–don’t be afraid of misfortune, and do not yearn after happiness; it is, after all, all the same: the bitter doesn’t last forever, and the sweet never fills the cup to overflowing. It is enough if thirst and hunger don’t claw at your insides.

If your back isn’t broken, if your feet can walk, if both arms can bend, if both eyes can see, and if both ears can hear, then whom should you envy?

And why? Our envy of others devours us most of all. Rub your eyes and purify your heart–and prize above all else in the world those who love you and who wish you well. Do not hurt them or scold them, and never part from any of them in anger; after all, you simply do not know: it might be your last act before some grave misfortune, and that will be how you are imprinted in their memory.’

The time has come to stand firm against those who continually piss on us and say it is raining.

EVERY VINCENTIAN CITIZEN must think long and hard about where we are as a people and where we are going. Things are spiralling out of control in SVG. Increasingly, the state’s coercive machinery is used to suppress the people’s will to protect their rights and freedoms.

We are living in perilous times.

The police continue their rampage.

In addition to the 11 persons whose homes were searched immediately after August 5 following which Kenson King and Adrianna King were arrested and charged, yesterday, three other persons, NDP General Secretary Tyrone James, Colin Graham and soca bard Zavique 'Casper G' Morris were arrested on flimsy charges.

For all of the years since adult suffrage in 1951, Vincentians have marched into and around Kingstown.

They picketed outside police headquarters and most of all in front of parliament. The police rejected the Public Service Union’s notification to hold such a procession in Kingstown.

The Commissioner of Police told the union it is permitted to march from Sion Hill to Arnos Vale.

Our laws do not require police permission. A notice is all that’s necessary. We are forced to ask what the hell is going on in St. Vincent?

Many may caution us not to speak.

We can be certain that reprisals will follow any attempt to tell the whole truth. We may lose friends, alienate some colleagues, and suffer retaliation. However, this moment deserves the risks.

As Martin Luther King Jr reminds us, ‘a time comes when ‘silence is betrayal.’ That time has come for us concerning our cherished SVG. And for us regarding the plight of the poor in our country. Youth employment is more than 40 percent–one in every 3 Vincentians lives in poverty.

Those of us who continue to blindly support or remain quiet about the excesses of this government must come to an understanding as expressed by Rosa Luxemburg: ‘Freedom only for supporters of the government, only for members of the party- however numerous they may be is no freedom at all. Freedom is always and exclusively freedom for the one who thinks differently. Not because of any fanatical concept of ‘justice’ but because all that is instructive, wholesome and purifying in political freedom depends on these essential characteristics, and its effectiveness vanishes when ‘freedom’ becomes a special privilege.’

Here’s a contrast. In signalling the Send comments, criticisms & return of PM Gonsalves from suggestions to jomosanga@gmail.com

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AS INDIVIDUALS, we have human rights.

The main rule within international human rights is that vaccination, like any other medical intervention, must be based on the recipient’s free and informed consent.

We have recently been made aware that the ULP regime intends to amend the Public Health (Amendment) Bill to allow for certain categories of public sector employees to be vaccinated in order to work in “frontline” jobs.

The intention is to make rules under the Public Health Act to require certain categories of employees in the public sector, apparently including those in central government and state enterprises, to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to work in certain specified “frontline” jobs.

Fellow Vincentians, we must stand up for our human rights. When it

vaccinated people be favoured for promotion and keeping their job and unvaccinated people be discriminated against?

The main thing we have to remember here, is that having the COVID-19 vaccination does not stop you from catching COVID-19 or transmitting it to other people.

Therefore, it seems unreasonable for comes to having the COVID-19 The SVG Public Service Union says anyone to be forced to have a COVIDvaccination, it must be based on the amendments to the Public Health Act 19 vaccination. It would be unfair and recipient’s free and informed consent. will strip the rights of essential unreasonable to fire public service People should not be forced or workers to choose to be vaccinated or workers for refusing to have the pressured in any way to get the not.

COVID-19 vaccine when they do not This is a very important time in the vaccination too.

The SVG Public Service Union’s want to. history of our country. We have a intention of the withdrawal of service, It was very inspiring to hear that democracy and yet we are at a point in keeping with the provision of such the SVG Public Service Union, where some of our rights are being action as outlined in the Essential following an emergency General taken away from us. We have rights Services Act, is an important step in Meeting, voted to take industrial under the SVG Constitution not to be helping to protect the human and action during the period September 7 — discriminated against, yet this constitutional rights of all Vincentians, 10, 2021, in response to the amendment to the Public Health Act not just public service workers. government’s amendment of the Public seems to be doing just that.

SVG Green Party fully supports the Health Act. If two people with equal Furthermore, at a meeting held qualifications and experience apply for intentions of the SVG Public Service Union. Government should respect with nurses, the nurses took the the same frontline public service job, Vincentians’ human and constitutional decision to withdraw their services will the one who is vaccinated be rights and freedoms and not infringe during this same period to protest the chosen in favour of the person who is on Vincentians’ rights and freedoms. amendments, which have implications not vaccinated? When it comes to for their fundamental rights and Vincentians everywhere must promotions or redundancies, will freedom. protect their human rights.

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Rainforest team prepares for opening of processing plant

L-R: Chief Fisheries Officer, Jennifer Cruickshank-Howard, Rainforest team and Hon. Saboto Caesar.

A MANAGEMENT TEAM representing Rainforest Seafoods Jamaica was on site at the Calliaqua processing plant in Calliaqua on Thursday, 26th August, 2021 to get a firsthand look at the progress of the work being done. The new addition to the company’s production sites will be opened later this year.

The team also met with over fifty persons being trained in fish processing by the Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines on Friday, 27th August, at the Methodist Church Hall, most of whom will be equipped to be employed at the processing plant in Calliaqua with the company. This initiative was geared at promoting the ideals and mission of the company and to positively engage everyone involved.

Minister of Agriculture, Hon. Saboto Caesar emphasized the importance of the Argyle International Airport in the process of exporting fish abroad but more so to this new investment made

by Rainforest. Minister Caesar added that there are now direct flights up to Miami International and soon there will be flights to Heathrow and the return of direct flights on air Canada, and New York.

Highlighting the opportunities and the possibilities that are taking place in St. Vincent, the Agriculture and Fisheries Minister stated that ‘there are always business men and women in the Caribbean who are looking for possibilities.’ Minister Caesar noted that the Jamaican company saw the opportunity in St. Vincent and the Grenadines and decided to approach the private sector and the government.

Underscoring the importance of relationships, Minister Caesar pointed out that St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Jamaica are part of one region.

“We are united by a common history and based on that history we are going to create a trajectory for development and growth in this region.” The Agriculture Minister said, and also noted that Vincentians too can explore the endless possibilities that can be

found within the region.

The Agriculture and Fisheries Minister stated that the mission of this venture is to create employment for one thousand persons each having completely new jobs. Minister Caesar urged persons to take on greater challenges through a boat captaincy training programme that will be offered soon and revealed that it will be extended to both males but females.

Outlining that millions of dollars can be found in the blue economy, Minister Caesar explained that investment is a key factor to “harness the resources in our seas and in our oceans.” He stressed that training is a pivotal part of this process. The Minister reiterated that “quality must remain our watchword” and in an effort to develop a modern economy “we have to be the change” for St. Vincent and the Grenadines to become competitive globally; and this also means having extended working hours.

Chief Fisheries Officer, Jennifer Cruickshank-Howard expressed excitement on the new intake of young people working within the Fishing Industry and stated that the department has been advocating for the training of approximately one thousand persons in the industry.

Howard told the gathering that the fisheries division continues to work towards the development of a commercially viable industry with the support of the private sector; with conservation measures such as closed seasons for some species, gear restriction, the banning of the harvesting a number of species including sea turtles and parrot fish.

CEO of Rainforest, Benjamin Jardim, expressed his elation and described the development of this processing plant as a fantastic venture for St. Vincent and the Grenadines noting that the possibilities are endless. Jardim disclosed that Rainforest Seafood was founded in 1995 as “a humble seafood retailer,” and has grown since then with a range

Minister of Agriculture, Hon. Saboto Caesar.

CEO of Rainforest, Benjamin Jardim.

add value, since in a competitive market within the seafood industry of products. The Rainforest CEO you must stand out, whether it is noted that the primary production through the quality of product or locations are Jamaica, Belize and soon variety,” Jardim said. to be St. Vincent. Jardim said, “We’re The facility in Calliaqua will be a family at Rainforest, and everywhere processing live and frozen lobster, sea we go we treat it as such.” cucumber, conch, and a wide range of “The goal is not just to sell but to fin-fish. (Submitted)

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.have expressed concern in what they say have been an upward trend in positivity rates as it relates to the numbers of COVID-19.

And with the announcement made that there are now three confirmed cases of the Delta Variant of the COVID-19 virus, health personnel are urging the public to pay attention to the protocols put in place.

Dr Roger Duncan, Medical Officer of Health while speaking at a press briefing on August 31 said that while there were no curfews and shutdowns, the numbers have been able to remain low.

But the positivity rate, or the percentage of people who test positive for the virus of those overall, who have been tested, was now trending upwards.

“What is happening in other countries can happen here,” Duncan said.

He added that health personnel were trying to flatten the curve.

“But we see what is

happening and we are convinced that it is only a matter of time before we encounter community spread of the Delta variant, and we know that it is much more transmissible than the other variants we have encountered,” he continued.

And since it was more transmissible, then it was more likely that more and more people would become ill, or severely ill and the deaths can increase.

It had recently been announced that there were three cases of the Delta variant confirmed here, and according to Health Minister St Clair Prince, that was a “worrying development.”

The new variants of the coronavirus were all imported from the United Kingdom, with two vaccinated persons and one who was not.

He too spoke of the severity of the new variant leading the health minister to say that it seemed as though the country needed to double up on efforts to comply with the

Medical officer of Health Dr Roger Duncan. protocols.

According to Prince, there was too much complacency in some quarters of the population.

“And aggressive resistance in others. We must do better,” he said.

Meanwhile, Epidemiologist Tamara Bobb said that between August 30 and 31, there were 12 new cases and that the case count shows that things started off good during the beginning of August.

“But now we are seeing an increase in the numbers towards the end of the month,” she said.

The positivity rate was trending upwards and reached 7.7 percent on August 29 Bobb continued, which was over 2.5 percentage points of the 5 percent which is the World Health Organization’s threshold.

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STARR DESTINEY TYNIAH ASHURN MARLON JAVIL BETHANY KARISMA SAHARA DOROTHY SAMARIA JEAN-ANN TYREKE RAMANO ZIDANE LLEWELLYN J. KHALIANJHA SANDURA AMIYA MONICA JAY-SHANTE BIANCA KASEY MARIA CALISHA LA TANYA KAILEY JENNY MEEAH RAYNE KIALI KAMAR XONTE'A EMANUEL ANNICA ARIANNA C. ANDREW ROWE JR DEYONNAH DENEAH KENECIA JUNIAH KIA KYLA MORGANN ANGELE NICQUAN LEON REUEL JAIR SHEM SHEMEKA SHERLEEN KANADIA ARIEL ETHELINE

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Advice

How can I salvage this?

Dear George, I TOOK a chance and had sex with my wife’s good friend. I did not want to at first, but she assured me it would be alright. She had no problem with it because we were expressing our natural feelings for each other sexually.

A few days after, she came to me saying that she could not live with what happened between us and she planned on telling my wife. She explained how the guilt was killing her and she thought she would have been able to keep that secret, but she was wrong. George, I explained to her that should she do that, my marriage would be over and my wife would never forgive her nor me. In my wife’s last marriage, she divorced her exhusband for doing the very same thing. Is there anything I can do to salvage this?

Nervous Wreck.

Dear Nervous Wreck,

It is quite evident you are not a fast learner. Your wife’s friend has decided to confess for the sake of her conscience and mental health. With a confession, she is probably hoping for a lesser sentence. The wise thing for you to do now is to go to your wife and confess your marital sins and maybe, just maybe, she may credit you with going forward. You do not want her to hear it from her friend first. Of course, there is no guarantee that this will end the way you want it given the history. You should know by now that all actions have consequences. Should things get too explosive and too much for you to handle, you may wish to sit with a marriage counsellor in an effort to get your marriage back on track.

George

Breath problem check his breath. It would appear he is not I MET this fabulous guy catching on to any of my hints and now I do not after searching for my know what else to try. I own man for over 3 years, only to discover he do not want to outright tell him to look after his has a bad breath problem. The first time breath because I’m not he tried to kiss me I was like that. Apart from that he is a great guy. almost knocked over by It’s just the breath that’s his foul breath. He the problem. keeps asking me why I don’t want to kiss him and I would answer that Cautious. it’s not time yet. I want to hold on a bit with him Dear Cautious, to see if he would catch If this guy is a on to the hints I’m possible candidate for dropping for him to

Dear George,

marriage then you need to develop the habit of holding honest conversations. Let him know in the calmest of tones that his breath needs some attention and it is a bother for you. You two can then engage in a conversation about oral hygiene without either of you judging the other.

Should this exercise go well, then both of you will be able to breathe easier.

George.

What a night!

Helping a Friend.

Dear George,

Dear Helping a friend,

MY FRIEND is very depressed and I’m reaching out for advice on how to help her. She rented an apartment to celebrate her boyfriend’s birthday. It was a surprise party for him and she invited five of her girlfriends. The intention was for us to spend the night there, and we did. The party was not great for me. I witnessed her boyfriend having unprotected sex with three of the girls; right next to her who was too drunk to know what was happening. Another drunk girl, who also turned her attention to my friend and started to fondle her. She even kissed her several times. When I explained what I saw the next day, my friend was disgusted and ashamed to have made out with another girl, and extremely sickened by what her boyfriend did. He blamed it on alcohol but I know he wasn’t that drunk because the next day he discussed his ‘wonderful’ experience with the girls.

My friend is ashamed and says she cannot live with herself. She is now thinking that killing herself is the best solution.

Your friend must understand that alcohol impairs judgement and cause people to do silly, regrettable things.

Her boyfriend’s actions can have far reaching health and social implications for himself and the girls he had sexual intercourse with.

There is the possibility of contracting STDs: something that is not to be taken lightly. The friendship bond between his girlfriend and her friends may irreparable, or it may take time and effort to bring things back on stream. Continue to be that support column to your friend. Let her know she is not responsible for the actions of her friends and that of her boyfriend. She is free to walk away from the relationship if she thinks this is not the guy for her, and with time the hurt would subside and she could move on. Encourage her to talk to a counsellor. A good place to start would be to contact the Marion House. Keep the line of communication open between you two until she is emotionally stable enough to go it alone.

George.

Leisure

ARIES (Mar. 21­ April 20) Don't make promises that you can't possibly keep. You will have a childlike approach this week, big hearted and full of spunk.Be careful of the groups you join or the people you associate with.

TAURUS (Apr. 21­ May 21) Get out and rub shoulders with people in high positions if possible. You can enjoy social events and meet new potential mates; however, avoid being lavish. Someone may not be thinking of your best interests.

GEMINI (May 22­June 21) You can meet potential new mates if you socialize with friends. You need to fulfill your needs and pre sent your talents. Finish up any correspondence by early afternoon. You will be highly entertaining when in contact with your lover.

CANCER (June 22­July 22) Empty promises and a lack of cash may put a damper on your plans. You will be a bit of a spendthrift this week.

Group endeavors will provide you with entertainment. Don't get involved in idle chatter that will hurt your position.

LEO (July 23­Aug 22) Such over indulgence due to emotional upset will be your downfall. Someone you live with will be quite unreason able this week. Overindulgence could lead to problems with digestion. Social events should be the highlight of your day.

VIRGO (Aug. 23 ­Sept. 23) Use discretion, especially if involved with someone from work.

Correspondence may not clear up issues. Uncertainties regarding your love life will surface if you have neglected your mate.

LIBRA (Sept. 24 ­Oct. 23) Outbursts of passion may cause arguments with your mate. hange will be required to make your life more harmonious. There will be hidden matters that you may find disturbing.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24 ­ Nov. 22) Someone close to you will get upset easily if you are insensitive to their needs. Let others know what your intentions are and be honest in your approach. Don't hesitate to visit someone who hasn't been well.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 ­Dec. 21) Your tendency to overreact could get you into trouble. This is a turning point.

Do not get involved with individuals who are already committed to others.

Be aware of any emotional deception.

Do not sign legal contracts or documents this week.

Capricorn (Dec 22.­ Jan. 20) Do a little extra work at home. You will have difficulties spreading yourself between your work and your home.

You are best to put in some overtime rather than get involved in family gatherings.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21.­ Feb. 19) Unexpected bills may set you back. You need to control your temper and deal with the situation rationally. You can make amends by taking them somewhere special. Confusion could result when communicating with others.

PISCES (Feb. 20­Mar. 20) Concern yourself with legal matters and formulating contracts rather than finalizing your objectives. You might have some problems balancing your books. Implement your ideas into your projects at work.

ACROSS 1. Adult guys 4. Somersault 8. Sketch 12. Scottish consent 13. Gospel author 14. Infuriate 15. Chapel bench 16. Individuals 17. Polish (text) 18. Atmospheric pollution 20. Browns (bread) 22. Movie award 24. Clutched 25. Joyous cries 26. Heavy string 27. Shad eggs 30. Gentle throw 31. President Lincoln, familiarly 32. Had being 33. Highly spiced 3. Informative program 34. Urge along 4. Ocean bottom 35. Cure 5. Respiratory organ 6. General Eisenhower, 36. Stage gestures fondly 37. Crusty buns 7. Annoyed 38. Greek capital 8. Anxious fear 41. A few 9. Relieves 42. Tehran’s land 10. Came down 43. Go by sloop 11. Saturates 45. Dairy animal 19. Catholic rite 48. Thaw, as ice 21. Aged 49. Outer border 22. Pledge recitation 50. Likewise 23. “Begone!”

51. Regulates 24. Wandering fellows 52. Male children 26. Touches lovingly 53. That aunt 27. Votes back into office DOWN 28. Mouth­related 29. Aquatic snaky 1. Atlas diagram critters 2. Examine

32. “To – it may concern…”

34. Verbal joke 36. Dollar divisions 37. Acting parts 38. Goals 39. Birch or sequoia

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40. Sentry­uttered order 41. Speed­limit indicator 44. Big commotion 46. Pleasurable exclamation 47. Sadness

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News

WPP donates to the Ministry of Health WORLD PEDIATRIC PROJECT (WPP) continues its support of the children and families in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. On August 26, 2021, a large donation was made to the Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment (MOHWE), including three major supplies and equipment tranches. The presentation took place at the Central Medical Store, the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital, and the Central Disaster Unit in Stoney Ground.

At the handovers, the Executive Director of WPP, Lauren McIntosh, presented the items to representatives from the respective departments.

Present were Manager of Central Medical Stores, Steve Millington; Health Nursing Supervisor, Sister Glenderine Brown;

Communication Officer, Neeka Anderson-Isaac; Health Disaster Coordinator, Nicholette Davis; and Senior Political Advisor from the Canadian High Commission, Jessica Mackie.

The donations of the medical and health supplies to the MOHWE were facilitated by contributions from various donors and in particular funding received from the Canada Fund of Local Initiatives (CFLI). On behalf of WPP, Ms. McIntosh expressed that she was “delighted to come to the aid of Vincentians in times of need, and trust that the items will go a long way to offer some level of comfort, care, and safety.”

In a correspondence to the WPP, the Permanent Secretary, MOWHE, Cuthbert Knights, expressed gratitude for their valuable contribution. “The items will offer considerable support to health care personnel employed with the government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, in response to the volcanic eruptions that occurred on the island throughout the month of April 2021. The pharmaceuticals will be of tremendous value to patients receiving healthcare treatment within our facilities,” said Knights.

Among the items donated were isolation gowns, face shields, surgical caps, surgical masks, shoe covers, hand sanitizer, alcohol prep

L-R: Executive Director of WPP, Lauren McIntosh; Health Nursing Supervisor, Sister Glenderine Brown; Manager of Central Medical Stores, Steve Millington and Communication Officer, Neeka Anderson-Isaac during the handover. pads, JnJ Medical Mission Packs.

Additionally, there were four portable ventilators.

Throughout the pandemic, WPP has

made multiple donations across St. Vincent and the Grenadines. These efforts have intensified since April 2021, following the explosive

eruptions of the La Soufriere volcano. WPP will be welcoming the return of surgical teams to SVG in September 2021. (Submitted)

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News

First set of Vincentians trainees in uniform and on the job as part of the Sandals Resorts programme to hire 500 Vincentians.

Sandals welcomes first cohort of Vincentian recruits

benefit from the Sandals training. This is a boost to our tourism sector in terms of having persons exposed to this level of training, and 500 persons will benefit from Vincent and the Grenadines who will potentially return to this initiative and over the can expect further Saint Vincent and bring so next few weeks several more employment opportunities much value-added recruits will be assigned to throughout the construction experiences to aid in the various Sandals Resorts phase and beyond. However throughout the region. employment is only one aspect building of our human resource capacity. This is a Minister James commended of the massive economic positive step for us in Saint Sandals Resorts for keeping footprint the Beaches brand Vincent and the Grenadines its promise to the people of the will bring to island. The and a very great move by SVG, and for continuing to be economic benefits will be Sandals.” a regional leader in terms of significant - from increased The recruitment drive is in human resource development airlift benefitting all line with Sandals’ continued and investment. surrounding islands to direct commitment to provide Following the displacement and indirect linkages to Caribbean nationals with brought about by both the critical sectors such as training and employment pandemic and the volcano, transportation, tours and opportunities across the Sandals Executive Chairman excursions, agriculture and Sandals Public Regional Relations Manager Sunil Ramdeen region under its Team Adam Stewart decided to fast- manufacturing.” and Minister or Tourism, Carlos James were on hand to see track the recruitment and Minister James said he was Member Exchange the recruits off. training drive for the Eastern also looking forward to having Programme. As part of its expansion drive which the recruits return so that IN KEEPING WITH ITS first batch of recruits on August Caribbean Island ahead of includes new hotels not only plans by the company to build they could help in the COMMITMENT to provide 27th. in Saint Vincent but also in a Beaches Resort at preparation of other employment and training Tourism Minister Carlos Buccament Bay. Vincentians for employment at Curacao and Jamaica, the opportunities for persons in James was on hand at the World’s Leading All Inclusive According to the Sandals the new Beaches resort. “I’m Saint Vincent and the Argyle International Airport to Company intends to increase Executive Chairman, “This is excited to see off this first Grenadines following the La see off the new Sandals team its workforce by 5,000 batch of young, bright and Soufriere volcanic eruption, members, who left on a private just the start of things to persons over the next five come, and the people of Saint talented Vincentians who will Sandals Resorts welcomed the chartered flight. Overall some years. (Submitted)

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Sophia Young-Malcolm: Inducted into Texas Hall of Fame RETIRED VINCENTIAN BASKETBALL STAR Sophia Young-Malcolm, newly appointed Assistant Athletic Director for player development for the University of Baylor’s Lady Bears, was inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame, last Saturday afternoon in Texas.

She is an alumna of the University of Baylor.

To many whom she worked and played with, Young-Malcolm has something that separates her from the rest of this 2020-21 class. No matter what, she will forever be a Lady Bear.

In her acceptance speech, Young-Malcolm spoke about Baylor embracing her, both emotionally and spiritually. “I thank you, Baylor University, for welcoming me with open arms, and allowing me to grow my faith and encourage my walk in Christ,” Young-Malcolm said.

Young-Malcolm grew up in the town of Layou, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, where she

Vincentian basketballer Sophia Young-Malcolm (shown delivering her acceptance speeech above) has been inducted into the Texas Hall of Fame. played netball. Although she didn’t begin playing basketball until the age of 15, Young-Malcolm was able to transfer the skills she learned in netball to basketball.

“I guess you could say I was pretty good at that game [netball],” YoungMalcolm said. “In the transition from that into basketball, the only thing that I had to learn was dribbling and actually using a backboard to shoot a layup.”

Young-Malcolm said former Lady Bears head coach Kim Mulkey had a major impact on her.

Mulkey and YoungMalcolm were crucial to

the Lady Bears 2005 National Championship winning the programme’s first of three national championships, and setting the programme on the path for a successful 15-year run.

“Coach Mulkey changed my perspective,” Young-Malcolm said.

“She had such a great impact on my life. She gave me an opportunity to play the game that I’d come to fall in love with.”

And with YoungMalcolm on staff, the future of the Nicki Collen era looks to be very bright. She has many plans for the Lady Bears and is thrilled to be back

at Baylor University and announced that she is determined to help the team and set them on a path for greatness.

“For me, I want to be able to make sure that they make the right connections while they

Crease swims personal best: Reflects on how it started VINCENTIAN DEXROY CREASE swam a personal best in the 50 meters freestyle event despite not qualifying for the next round at the 2021 Tokyo Paralympics, last week in Japan.

Crease, this country’s first Paralympian, swam a personal best of 41.4 seconds to finish third in his heat. In the process he erased 5.91 seconds off his previous best of 47.35 seconds, which he clocked at the meet in Berlin Germany earlier this year to gain entry to the Games.

The heat was won by Rodrigo Hermosa of Paraguay in a time of 29.72 seconds, with Antwahn Boyce-Vaughan of Barbados finishing second

in a time of 37.86 seconds.

When it was all over, Crease reflected on the genesis of him becoming a Paralympian. He was quite a dancer in his growing up years before he lost his leg, he said, adding that he captured the art of swimming with one leg just over a year ago.

He recalled, “I used to watch the other guys [swimming] out real far at the beach and I used to wonder how they keep up. I would say to myself that I would really like to reach out them places. I used to sit down at the sand at the beach and watch everybody going out, even guys smaller than me going out and swimming and

reaching out far. So, I was like, ‘One of these days, I really have to learn to swim.'

Then I used to go out in the water on a jug under my arm until I got better and better."

After months of swimming in both sea and pool, Crease is indelibly etched in the annals of sports in SVG, making himself, his family and country proud.

His coach - Ricky Deane accompanied Crease to the Tokyo Games.

Right: Vincentian Dexroy Crease, represented his country at the recently concluded 2021 Tokyo Paralympics.

are at Baylor,” YoungMalcolm said. “I feel like home here. This is where I grew up, and I really want to make sure that our student athletes take advantage of this opportunity.”

The SVG Basketball

Federation has extended congratulations to Sophia Young-Malcolm, and thanks her for all she has done for Basketball in SVG. (Source: Baylor Lariat — Michael Haag) Stories by: I.B.A.ALLEN

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Sports

Sailing Coaches on Technical Training Course

practical sessions commenced on Sunday.

Rob Holden, a World Sailing Coach, who is the facilitator of the course FIFTEEN local coaches Grenadines Sailing informed: “Our main who are involved in a Association, with support focus at this course is to Technical Sailing Course, from the St. Vincent and teach coaches how to at the Blue Lagoon the Grenadines Olympic teach people how to Marina, will then be able Committee through sail…So we are looking to teach others how to Olympic Solidarity, the at safety, making sure sail. course officially opened that everything is safe Put on by the St. last Saturday, while the and how to teach Vincent and the active theory and techniques very well in the beginning”.

Explaining the structure of the six-day course, Holden added, “We will first do the theory on what we are looking at, then we go out on the water to do the practical so that they will have the practical experience of teaching someone…We do a bit of motor boat training so we know that they are safe on motor boats”.

However, Holden disclosed that the main focus of the course, is to enhance the basic techniques of Sailing.

Holden, who works for the South Africa Olympic Committee and is the Two of the coaches displaying some of their Training Delivery sailing techniques.

Manager in charge of training around the world, after Sunday’s first day of practical observations of the coaches, noted “There are some techniques that we need to work on, and we hope to teach the basic techniques properly”.

Meanwhile, President of the SVG Sailing Association — Jennifer Trumble is excited about the course, revealing that it lays the platform for a push for St. Vincent and the Grenadines to up its position in the sport.

“From this course, we are establishing a

Coaches involved in the course. standard, building up with the ambition of kids getting jobs in the very lucrative yachting industry and that little spark in my head, which I would love to get somebody from sailing to the Los Angeles Olympics (2028)”, Trumble projected.

As a prelude to the course, the SVGSA conducted a sail camp to the Southern Grenadines, namely Canouan, Mayreau and Union Island.

Rob Holden – Facilitator of the course

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Cricket: fixing an all IT IS NO surprise that allegations of match fixing have surfaced at this year’s Caribbean Premier League. One would have naive into assuming that every cricketer will be satisfied with their match fees, and content with the other benefits.

In the first place, there was no doubt that there is a huge attraction to the aspects of betting as it pertains to cricket, in fact sports overall, and for many, life in general.

Players are so discreet that things can happen in full beam live, and there is no trace that anything sinister took place. But those are things that we have to get used to.

Besides the gambling, players will be keen on enhancing their resume in the hopes of gaining selection to the West Indies World Cup squad.

Congratulations to Keswick Williams of his figures of 4 for 24 in that second Trinbago Knight Riders versus St. Lucia Kings. Williams was pleased with his returns, and celebrated his dismissals with index fingers pointing to the sky is some sort of gratitude to the God for inspiring his performance.

Williams will tell you that it took him a narrow window of misfortune for him to have been out of contention for West Indies selection. He will also hope that his performances translate to a win for the St. Lucia Kings. So far, St. Lucia Kings have established themselves at the lower end of the six team clash.

Grenadian batsman Andre Fletcher’s 81 unbeaten after Williams’ exploits with the ball, was not enough to propel the team to victory neither.

In the spotlight rises Ravi Rampaul, endeavouring to prove that he has what it takes to stay at the highest level. His wicket haul so far is testimony to his claim. His compatriot Sunil Narine might just have cultivated a plot of jealousy with the number of spinners threatening to take the place he carved out.

Action is the greatest teacher and no one can make a better for themselves than he himself.

When the clash between the West Indies Under-19 and their English counterparts winds up later this month, discussions will swirl on what is termed the talent drain as it relates top Barbadian born cricketers.

On the heels of the career paths taken by Chris Jordan and Jofra Archer, Jacob Bethell, seems on course for a similar pattern.

Bethell was player of the tournament 2017 Under 15 competition, propped by being the leading run scorer and the highest individual score.

He is a batsman all-rounder and his talent has been spotted so much so that he has been drafted into the Warwickshire county side.

Bethel, along with his colleagues, will be engaged with their Caribbean counterparts in a six match series which opens tomorrow Saturday September 4.

The West Indies Under-19 squad includes Ackeem Auguste, Giovonte Depeiza, Onaje Amory, Anderson Amurdan, Justin Beckford, Teddy Bishop, Carton-Bowen Tuckett, McKenny Clarke, Nathan Edward, Andel Gordon, Sion Hackett, Justin Jagessar, Johann Layne, Anderson Mahase, Matthew Nandu, Isai Thorne, and Varant Singh.

IT-DAT extends Camp THE 10TH EDITION of the IT-DAT Academy Summer Camp has been extended by two weeks.

Originally scheduled to close on August 29, Director/Head Coach of the Academy. Michael Ollivierre, explained. “The camp was supposed to finish on the 29th August but because school is now scheduled to open in October, we decided to extend the camp to two more weeks push back to a few weeks in an effort to expose the athletes more to coaching and development.”

Olliveirre is hopeful that the extension would also allow for the completion of the motivational sessions — an important component of the Camp.

As for the Camp, Ollivierre said, “Things have been going well so far and one of the positives is that over 80 plus athletes from the expected 50 plus have turned up; that’s a good sign about the interest of the sport. They don’t come every day as athletes are scheduled to come on different days. I got some real good new talent and I am happy about that.”

He added, “We were also able to get a lot of work done in the long jump pit and also in the hurdles, so we should have hopefully some good hurdlers and jumpers in about the next two years or so.

And Ollivierre disclosed that four of the Academy’s athletes will

be heading for G.C. Foster College in Jamaica - two full scholarships and two half scholarships. The athletes are: Odisha Nantan 110m hurdler; Anesia Richards — sprinter (100m); Stage Primus and Earl Simmons — sprinters (100 and 200m); The concentration for overseas opportunities track and field

IT-DAT Academy camp in full swing. scholarships for local athletes has been on Jamaica, since the COVID-19 pandemic has made it difficult to secure places in the USA, Olliveierre explained.

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Senior Female Football Team courting the Diaspora THE FEMALE DEPARTMENT of the St Vincent and the Grenadines Football Federation is seeking to get senior footballers, who reside in the Diaspora and who fit the criteria to make themselves available to represent the country.

This search is on for those senior players for St Vincent and the Grenadines’ team engagements in the World Cup Qualifiers, starting this November.

The main eligibility rule, is that the prospective players, must be the daughter of a Vincentian. Additionally, players must forward a video clip along with recommendations soonest to the svgfootball@gmail.com.

Drawn in Group E of the Concacaf Zone, St Vincent and the Grenadines is carded to meet Haiti, Cuba, Honduras and the

British Virgin Islands.

The Vincentians’ first two matches will be versus Cuba in Cuba, before hosting Haiti here in St Vincent and the Grenadines.

Then, in April of 2022, St Vincent and the Grenadines will first host the British Virgin Islands and head over to Central America to take on Honduras.

In total, there are six groups, each containing five countries, that will make up the qualification phase.

The other groups are Group A, which is composed of Mexico, Puerto Rico, Suriname, Antigua and Barbuda and Anguilla; Group B has Costa Rica, Guatemala, St. Kitts and Nevis, the US Virgin Islands and Curacao, while in Group C are Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Bermuda, Grenada and the Cayman Islands. In

Group D are Panama, El Salvador, Barbados, Belize and Aruba, with Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, Nicaragua, Dominica and the Turks and Caicos Islands, comprising Group F. Following the matches, the six group winners will advance to the next segment, as they will be joined by the USA and Canada. The eight will be grouped in two sets of four.

The first and second places of each of the two groups will gain berths to the FIFA World Cup Finals set for Australia and New Zealand in 2023, while the third places will go to an intercontinental play offs.

The Qualifiers are also used for spots in the 2024 Paris Olympics and the inaugural Concacaf Women’s Gold Cup also in 2024.

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Continued from Backpage. ordered disclosure by October 4. The matter has been adjourned to December 7.

Bruce indicated that Senior Counsel Kay Bacchus-Baptiste is also representing the defendants, but she was not in court at the time.

The charges against James and Grahame stemmed from protest actions in the vicinity of the House of Assembly, and around Kingstown on July 29 and August 5.

The charges came about two weeks after school teacher Adriana King and prison officer Kenson King appeared at the Kingstown

Magistrate’s Court, after being charged separately on four similar counts.

They had also pleaded not guilty to all charges, and are on station bail.

The Kings’ Court appearances had come about a week after Annamay Lewis, a 56year-old vendor of Layou, was taken before the Kingstown Magistrate’s

to answer a charge of wounding Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves, by striking him with a stone in his head, during a protest action in the vicinity of the House of Assembly on August 5.

Lewis has pleaded not guilty, and will return to Court on September 15.

Policeman fined for dangerous driving Continued from Page 4. adhere to the rules of the road.

The Traffic Prosecutor stressed that driving minibuses is a serious responsibility, as the lives of the passengers are in your hands.

Chief Magistrate Rechanne Browne told May that the public will not look at him as someone who just joined the force, they are going to depend on him, as a police officer, and his behaviour will always be under scrutiny. She told him that one act will put a cloud on whatever he did.

“This may be an infraction on your part. Don’t do it again. You could be the Commissioner of Police, so you don’t want anything that could bring you into disrepute, or make your life unhappy”.

Desron Johnson, the driver with whom May was racing on the day in question, was also charged with dangerous driving. He pleaded guilty and was fined $2,000. He was ordered to pay $1,500 forthwith and the balance by August 30.

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PSU’s REQUEST DENIED on September 2.

“They will have to deliberate and MEMBERS of the Public Service Union instruct us, or decide what the union (PSU) were expected to decide the way does,” he continued saying that the forward after the union’s request for a people who were going to withdraw public meeting in Kingstown was denied their service and who intended to by the police. protest are members of the union.

Commissioner of Police (CoP) Colin The PSU’s President had earlier John responded to the request stated that a decision had been agreed submitted by Philip Bailey, General to by the union members at a recent Secretary of the PSU in a letter dated meeting to engage in industrial action August 31, 2021 citing the provisions for three days to demonstrate their in Section 7 and Section 10 of the objection to the amendment of the Public Order Act; that the public Public Health Act which was passed in meeting at the Kingstown Vegetable Parliament on August 6.

Market, White Chapel Road and Paul’s Plans were afoot for protest action Avenue between September 7 to 9 was on the last day of the proposed prohibited. industrial strike — when Parliament is Permission was however granted for expected to convene, however the CoP a procession to utilize the route maintained the view that the protests between Highway Trading at Arnos could not happen.

Vale and the Sion Hill intersection John, in his letter referenced between 10 am and 4 pm on Section 7: “Power to preserve good September 9. order and public safety on occasion “A trade union operates different to and procession which authorizes the other organizations, a trade union Commissioner of Police to give depends on the decisions of the direction imposing upon persons membership,” Elroy Boucher, organizing or taking part in the President of the PSU said while procession, such conditions as appear speaking on Hot 97.1’s “AM Mayhem” to him necessary for the preservation

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NDP GS CHARGED WITH PUBLIC DISORDER Edition of the Laws of St. Vincent and the Grenadines 2009.

General Secretary (GS) of the James and Grahame are also opposition New Democratic Party charged separately, on two counts of (NDP) Tyrone James, and radio knowingly taking part in a public personality Colin Grahame, were the procession/public meeting, in latest, up to press time Thursday, to contravention of Section 5(1) of that be charged in connection with recent Act. They made separate appearances protest actions, in Kingstown, which before Senior Magistrate Rickie Commissioner of Police Colin John Burnett at the Kingstown has declared illegal.

Magistrate’s Court on Thursday, and James and Grahame have been pleaded not guilty on all counts. charged separately on two counts of Representing both defendants, being concerned in organizing a attorney Israel Bruce requested full public procession, without notifying disclosure of all relevant material to the Commissioner of Police, at least the case, as soon as possible.

24 hours before the procession, Prosecutor Cornelius Tittle had no contrary to Section 5(1) of the Public objections, and the Senior Magistrate Order Act, Chapter 396 of the Revised Continued on Page 35.

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PSU President Elroy Boucher. of good order and public safety”.

And Section 10 (3) speaks to specified distance, meaning a radius of 200 hundred yards from any point within the curtilage of any scheduled premises and it also refers to specified time.

It further defines specified time as in the case of the High Court/Parliamentary building anytime at which either was between 8:30 am and 5:30 pm.

Leader of the Opposition Dr. Godwin Friday.

Meanwhile, Leader of the Opposition and President of the New Democratic Party (NDP), Dr. Godwin Friday said that the political organization that he heads was planning a prayer and solidarity rally Reaction in support of the PSU. Initially, Friday had called on persons to support the Boucher said that the response demonstration planned by the PSU. coming from the CoP was not “The unions have called for surprising. demonstration and I have urged our He said that the PSU met with members and all Vincentians to John and during that meeting, union support the action,” Friday said. leaders put forward its interpretation He added that there was a call for of the law and pointed to the religious organizations to turn out: constitution and the Trade Union Act “because I do believe that the people which he said gave the unions the here are religious and having religious right to protest in front of any building leaders stand up, it will send a or workplace. message that something is not right in “But I think they are determined to this country because people are try and quell any protest,” Boucher standing up and speaking out.” said.

Friday said that he wanted to see “To deny Vincentians the right to persons praying and that there was a demonstrate, the police have to be very planned candle-light vigil. careful because while you say you “The people have said that we are trying to maintain peace by denying going to come out in protest against something that is very basic, you can the Bill to show that there is public get the public very angry,” he added. disapproval, why would the police get The union president further involved in trying to stop that if it is a contended that the PSU’s action had peaceful, non-violent protest which it nothing to do with any political will be and what it intends to be and organization and that the police were what we always advocate,” he said. preventing a legitimate, bonafide trade Up to press time on September 2, union from demonstrating and that the police had indicated that no other the said area has been the locale for individual or organization had notified many other protest actions of all the CoP about staging any meeting, kinds. demonstration or process in and around Kingstown.

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