FRIDAY, JUNE
24, 2022
VOLUME 116, No.25
King’s case going higher Page 4
www.thevincentian.com
Alleged suicide Page 5
Police NewsHomicide Page 7
EC$1.50
Clean-up deadline Page 14
Kaela Bobb Kuba Francis
Sports and more sport Page 32-34
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News 3 Calypso Semis tonight
Glenroy ‘Sulle’Caesar, a twice-time Monarch, is a perennial finalist.
Elvis ‘Abbijah’ Abbey is riding a current wave of popular support and would hope to take that support into the finals.
Maxwell ‘Tajoe’ Francis will consider his chances for a place in the finals to be as good as any other contender.
VINCYMAS 2022 GETS GOING in earnest with the National Calypso Monarch Semi-Finals tonight, at Victoria Park. It is expected to commence at 8:00pm. Three Calypso Tents — Graduates, On Tour and Upstage Experience - were down for preliminary judging, and when the final round of judging was complete, twentytwo calypsonians were selected for the semi-finals in which each will render one song. Those selected were: * From the Graduates: Glenroy ‘Sulle’ Caesar, Maxwell ‘Tajoe’ Francis, Kingsley ‘Hero’ Roberts, Cleopatra ‘Cleopatra’ Hendrickson, Koskinski ‘Busta Ski’ Adams, Damian ‘Boney
Grantley ‘IPa’ Constance is keen to return to the finals and who knows, another title. Man’ Noel, Glenroy ‘Homey’ Delpesche and Phylcias ‘Nubian Empress’ Alexander. * From On Tour: Elvis ‘Abijah’ Abby, Marvo Morgan, Robert ‘Patches’ King, Derrick ‘Man Sick’ Alexander, Grantley ‘Ipa’ Constance and Alvin ‘Zion-I’ Dennie. * From Upstage: Fitzroy ‘Bro Ebony’ Joseph, Gosnel ‘GC’ Cupid, Joanna ‘Nubian Princess’ Christopher, Shena Collis, Alpheus ‘Observer’ Duncan, Omani Cupid, Kristian ‘Lil Kris’ Christopher and Cecile ‘Lil Bit’ Murray. The semi-finalists include four former Calypso Monarchs: Glenroy ‘Sulle’ Caesar (1997, 2005), Elvis ‘Abijah’ Abby (2002), Grantley ‘Ipa’ Constance (2006) and Maxwell ‘Tajoe’ Francis (2011).
Shaunelle Mc Kenzie, Reigning Calypso Monarch, is expected to make a guest appearance during which she is likely to give a taste of what the others will have to beat. Ten will be selected from the Semi-Finals to challenge reigning Monarch Shaunelle Mc Kenzie, whose reign dates back to 2019, the last occasion on which the competition was held. In an effort to ‘hype’ the Show, the Carnival Development Corporation has promoted it under the tag,
“Ting Nice Agen’, and have provided for two foreign-based artistes to appear as guest performers: Union Island born France-based recording artiste Wetty Beatz, and Trinidadian Calypsonian Edwin ‘Crazy’ Ayoung. Reigning Monarch Shaunelle will also make a guest appearance.
2022 CPEA Results are in by GLORIAH... THE RESULTS OF THE 2022 Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment written by Grade 6 students on Thursday, 12th and Friday 13th May, 2022 have been released by the Ministry of Education. From a total of 1705
students who wrote the final examination, 1430 students: 671 males and 759 females, were successful. This 83.87% figure represented a slight decrease over the 2021 results of 84.96%.
Exam components
Apology WE APOLOGISE for not carrying a story on Miles Troy Durrant of the Fair Hall Primary School, who placed 3rd overall, 1st for boys in the 2022 CPEA and was one of three students to attain 100% for Mathematics. All efforts, beginning
on Monday and continuing into Thursday morning, to arrange for an interview proved futile. We will make all effort to include a story on Durrant in a subsequent issue.
These results were arrived at from School-Based Assessment (SBA) and External Assessment. The SBA’s constituted a Project, a Writing Portfolio, a Book Report, along with Teacher Tests, Pupil-Made Tests and Can-Do-Skills Exercises in Mathematics, Science, Language Arts and Social Studies. The School-Based Assessments weighed a total of 200 marks and formed 40% of the total score; while the External Assessment carried 300 marks or 60% of the
total score. A student was required to gain 50% or higher score to achieve a pass in the examination.
Top ten performers This year’s top performance places were taken by eleven students. The top performer, Kuba Francis hails from the Sugar Mill Academy, whose average score was 98.20%. She is accompanied by her classmate Matthew Clarke who placed 8th. Kaela Bobb of the Kingstown Preparatory School captured the second spot, with her colleague Myles Dalton, placing 8th. This year, the St. Mary’s Roman Catholic School dominated the top-ten honour roll, walking away with four positions: 3rd, Osanna Sprott; 5th, Sahara Antrobus; 10th, Dillon Pretli; and 10th, Jael Forbes.
Two schools trumped their way into this prestigious group. Fair Hall Primary’s Miles Durrant placed 3rd and Biabou Methodist’s Le Raun Robinson placed 6th. Additionally, holding the torch for the Windsor Primary was Ennabelle McMaster who placed 6th. Last Monday, June 20, schools across St. Vincent and the Grenadines were inundated with students and parents eager to collect their exam results.
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4. FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 2022 . THE VINCENTIAN
Courts
King’s matter to be taken higher “It is the defendant’s contention that in the circumstances, prosecuting him ATTORNEY KAY BACCHUS-BAPTISTE says will be an abuse of process, on the she disagrees with Senior Magistrate ground that his constitutional right of Rickie Burnett ruling that he does not freedom, or personal liberty under have the jurisdiction to rule on the section 3 of the SVG constitution has defence’s application for the proceedings been violated, and that his statutory in the sedition matter involving prison right, under section 35 of the Criminal officer Kenson King, to be permanently Procedure Code, Chapter 172 of the stayed. Laws of SVG, revised edition 2009, to Bacchus-Baptiste, the lead lawyer be brought before the Court within 48 in the matter, was speaking to THE hours of his detention, has been VINCENTIAN on Wednesday, shortly breached”. after the Senior Magistrate declined The lawyers also submitted that jurisdiction to rule on the application, King’s right to station bail under contending that the legal issues raised Section 35 of the Criminal Procedure by the defence were issues for the Code was breached by his prolonged High Court. Attorney Ronnia Durham- detention in a cell at the Central Balcombe is also part of King’s legal Police Station. team. According to the defence, the Bacchus-Baptiste told THE charges against King are of colonial VINCENTIAN that she intends to take application, and is an affront to his the matter to a higher level, but was constitutional right to freedom of awaiting the written version of the expression under section 10 of the Magistrate’s conclusion at the constitution. Kingstown Magistrate’s Court on The lawyers highlighted, in their Wednesday, after he read the written submissions, “the egregious acts of submissions by the defence and the executive misconduct where the Prosecution. defendant’s rights were violated by the Burnett assured Bacchus-Baptiste state machinery, i.e. the police, who that he would make the written after their unlawful and aggressive version of his conclusion available to conduct, seeks to prosecute him”. the defence. The defence cited a number of cases The lawyer had said that she would to support their arguments. need it as she intends to appeal. The Prosecution, in their In April this year, the defence, led submissions, stated that while the by Bacchus-Baptiste, submitted that, court has the Stories by HAYDN HUGGINS
power to grant a stay of proceedings on the issue of abuse of process, the matters raised by the defence are not matters which will impact on the fairness of the trial, but are matters related to his constitutional rights, which are issues for the High Court, and not the Magistrate’s Court. But the defence had responded, in writing stating that the cases the defence cited showed that there are various circumstances that constitute oppression and abuse, and it is not limited to where the fairness of the trial is in question. After the Senior Magistrate declined his court’s jurisdiction to rule on the application, he adjourned the substantive matter to August 31. King is charged with, that on December 19, 2021 in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, did utter seditious words, to wit: “There is no longer any peace in St. Vincent. This is war, eh. This right now is war. We are in a war, and in a war there are casualties. We need to make some casualties, one way or the other because they are already casualties on our side. There are already casualties on our side, moles? Stamp out the moles ah them too”. King is also charged with that on the same date, uttered seditious words, to wit: “You see you Mrs. Medford, you should be afraid to come
out of your house right now, they playing with alyo Vincentian, they are playing with alyo, me alone can’t do it, me alone ain’t do it because if it left to Kenson King me alone, and I could get what is needed. I know by today they would have been looking to pull back them stuff dey. All like Sister Medford ah them need to just disappear”. He is additionally charged with, that on the same date, uttered seditious language, to wit, “Alyo should have the foundation ah St. Vincent shaking right now and all ah them wondering what’s next. Some serious anarchy should be happening in St. Vincent until we have proper decent people running SVG in the form of Dr. Friday and his team”. The charges are said to have stemmed from statements King allegedly made on Facebook in December, 2021. King was charged in March 2022. He pleaded not guilty to all three charges when he appeared before Senior Magistrate Rickie Burnett at the Kingstown Magistrate’s Court on March 28, 2022, and has maintained his innocence.
Teen changes plea Youth on more robbery charges on gun charge TEVON MILLER, an 18-year-old male who pleaded guilty to possession of a homemade firearm without license, during an appearance at the Serious Offences Court two weeks ago, has changed his plea to not guilty, on his return to Court on Monday, June 13. Miller, a resident of Belair, has been jointly charged with Carl Quow also of Belair, and Anil Tevon Miller Greaves of Chauncey. They are accused of being in possession of the gun, at Kingstown on June 5. When the men initially appeared in Court last week, Miller pleaded guilty and was remanded for sentencing, while Greaves, and Quow pleaded not guilty. Greaves and Quow were each granted $10,000 bail with one surety, with reporting conditions. They were ordered to surrender their travel documents, and stop notices were placed at all ports of entry and exit. Miller was not represented, and attorney Israel Bruce, who was not in Court, was said to be Quow’s lawyer. However, attorney Grant Connell who is representing Greaves, made an appearance then, on behalf of all three men. On the men’s return to Court on June 13, Quow had no legal representation, while Connell appeared for Greaves. However, attorney Ronald Marks, who came into the picture for the first time, informed the Court that he was representing Miller, and asked that the charge be read to him again. This was done, and Miller changed his plea from guilty to not guilty. As a result, he was granted $10,000 bail with one surety, with similar conditions to those ordered in relation to the other men. The matter has been adjourned to July for trial.
BAHARI DOPWELL, a 20-year-old Paul’s Avenue resident who was recently granted bail by the High Court, after being denied bail by the Serious Offences Court, on a robbery charge, is before the Court again on two more charges of a similar nature. Dopwell was taken before the Serious Offences Court on Monday after being charged with, being armed with a gun, robbed Allando Miller of Diamond of two gold plated chains valued EC$200. He is also charged with, being armed with a gun, robbed Shanel Browne of Glamorgan of a workbag valued EC$750, a Samsung cellular phone valued EC$700, a green and red cellular phone case valued EC$30, a Digicel sim card valued EC$35, a black 8GB SD card valued EC$35, hair gel valued EC$50, an umbrella, keys and EC$40 in cash. The non-cash items carried a total value of EC$970. Both offences were reportedly committed in Kingstown on Friday, June 17. Dopwell was not
required to plea to the indictable charges when he appeared before Chief Magistrate Rechanne Browne at the Serious Offences Court on Monday, and was remanded, following strong objections to bail by Prosecutor Renrick Cato. The Prosecutor told the Court that Dopwell was already on bail on charges of a similar nature. (See earlier reference.) Cato also noted that one of the conditions of bail imposed by the High Court was a dusk to dawn curfew. Dopwell, who was unrepresented, is slated to return to the Serious Offences Court on August 8. On April 25 this year, Dopwell was taken before the same Court after being charged with the robbery of Vincentianborn Methodist Minister, Rev. Adolf Davis, and two others. They were reportedly relieved of cash and multiple items to the tune of hundreds of dollars. Dopwell is alleged to have used a gun in that incident which was allegedly committed on March 26, 2022. The Chief Magistrate
had indicated that she was not considering bail and remanded Dopwell. In objecting to bail then, Crown Counsel Allana Cumberbatch had told the Court that Dopwell was on bail for a similar offence when he was held in relation to those offences, and that he was placed on a 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew as one of his bail conditions. However, THE
Bahari Dopwell VINCENTIAN understands that Dopwell subsequently applied and was granted bail by the High Court.
St. Lucian sent for mental observation LENSLEY DANIEL, a St. Lucian national who entered this country illegally, is currently undergoing observation at the Mental Health Centre, Villa. Chief Magistrate Rechanne Browne made the order at the Serious Offences Court last week, following a request by Court Prosecutor Renrick Cato. Daniel is charged with knowingly and willfully allowing himself to be landed here as a prohibited immigrant, entering the state by boat at a place other than at a port of entry, entering the state without a passport, and entering the state by boat and disembarking without the consent of an Immigration Officer. The offences were reportedly committed at Layou between January 1 and June 10, 2022. Based on his unusual reaction in the dock, when the first charge was read to him, the others were not read. Continued on Page 35.
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News
Former salesman allegedly commits suicide CHAUNCEY RESIDENT ITONIE FOYE, better known as ‘Toe Toe’ or ‘Ito’, died at the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital (MCMH) on Thursday 16th after ingesting a poisonous substance, according to reliable sources. A family member discovered Foye at home with what appeared to be a foamy substance coming from his mouth. He was rushed to the MCMH where he was later pronounced dead. Foye was a past student of the Clare Valley and Questelles Government schools. He earned a living as a sales person at the ‘Foreign Boutique’ outlet in Itonie Foye is aid to have fallen into a bout of depression.
Vincentian killed in Tortola A VINCENTIAN MAN was fatally shot dead last Tuesday evening in Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands. The man has been identified as Corey Butler, 35-year-old, a Lambert Estate resident originally from Murray’s Village, St. Vincent and the Grenadines. According to JTV Channel, BVI, Butler was shot and killed shortly after he was dropped off by someone. A relative of the deceased said that he was robbed and kill. The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) did not share much information surrounding the death but said the shooting took place close to Flemming Street about 6:30 pm . “Police are confirming the fatal wounding of a male following a shooting incident in the area of Flemming Street this evening,” said a police statement, adding that the victim was pronounced dead shortly after arrival at Dr D. Orlando Smith Hospital. Butler’s sister, Mishka Jones, in a facebook post said that she will never ask anyone to be strong again during
Corey Butler, Vincentian-born, is the BVI 3rd homicide victim for the year. their time of bereavement. “For I don’t know how to do it. I want my brother back,” she wrote. Butler’s death is the third gunrelated homicide recorded in the territory (BVI) since the beginning of the New Year. (Stories by KH)
Kingstown and selling CVD’s and CD’s on the street. However, or the past two years “he lock off the streets and was mostly at home,” a relative told THE VINCENTIAN. The relative also disclosed that over a period of time Foye complained of feeling sick but some persons doubtful about the credibility of the complaints. “He was battling depression
also, so that might have cause him to tek he life,” the relative added. Many people in the community as well as those who knew Foye otherwise, expressed shock on his passing. He was described as a very humble and quiet person who embraced the Rastafarian lifestyle. Foye will be buried on Wednesday 29th June, at the Chauncey Cemetery.
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Training
A view of the new classroom at the Liberty Lodge Boys Training Centre. Inset: Dularie Malcolm, Administrative Director of the Mustique Charitable Trust, recognized the artisans and residents of the Centre for their contribution in getting the classroom ready for use.
Liberty Lodge gets new classroom THE BOYS at the Liberty Lodge Boys Training Centre can now boast of having a new and improved environment for learning, thanks to the Mustique Charitable Trust. This, as the Trust underwrote the cost of refurbishing a room to be used as a classroom for the Centre’s remedial education programme. During a ceremony on Tuesday 21st June, at the liberty Lodge Centre, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Mobilization, Social Development, Family and Gender Affairs - Catherine De Freitas, thanked the Mustique Charitable Trust for their assistance and commended them for responding to an essential need of the Centre. The trust donated $5,675.85 to assist in purchasing materials and supplies such as books, chairs, box seats and fans. De Freitas promised that the Ministry will continue to support remedial education at the institution and that the classroom will be used to its fullest capacity. Administrative Director of the Mustique Charitable Trust - Dularie Malcolm, in delivering remarks, highlighted the Trust’s history of assisting needy causes, and thanked the artisans, residents/boys at the Liberty Lodge for their help in creating the classroom setting.
Assistant Project Director Kenroy Boucher delivered the project overview. He said that work commenced in December 2020 but there were setbacks as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the eruption of the La Soufriere Volcano. The project was eventually completed in May 2022 with all the works being directed by artisan Orlan Bacchus and effected by the boys at the Centre. “Part of the project was to construct a small library for the boys and we are looking at getting some books to fill the library for the boys as we go forward,” said Boucher. The new classroom, Boucher assured, will go a long way in making the atmosphere a lot more comfortable for the boys at the Centre. The Assistant Project Director also shared that the institution does not only focus on academics. In fact, they have already started a poultry farm with 100 broiler chicks, to which they hope to add a complement of layers. Both meat and eggs are to be sold to the public. The Liberty Lodge Boys Centre was established in 1969 with the mission of creating a safe, secure space conducive for learning and productivity for vulnerable and at risk youth, between the ages of 7 to 16. (KH)
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Police News
Cassion Stapleton was shot to death in broad daylight. POLICE here have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting death of Cassion Stapleton of Kingstown Park. Stapleton, a 33-year-
Another homicide old unemployed male, was reportedly shot around 10:00 a.m on Saturday 18th June, in Kingstown Park. Police said that their preliminary investigations revealed that Stapleton was sitting at a shed not far from his home, when some unknown assailant(s) shot him. He is said to have
received several gunshot wounds to his body and was later pronounced dead at the scene by the District Medical Officer (DMO). The motive surrounding the shooting death of Stapleton is unknown at the moment, the police said. Stapleton’s death marks the 21st homicide for the year.
Ricardo Roban: No associate of the RSVGPF Mr. Roban is not a serving member of the RSVGPF and was never enlisted in the organization. He was a member of the Auxiliary Police Force. However, THE ROYAL St. Vincent his services were and the Grenadines terminated four years Police Force has ago because he failed to launched an function as an effective investigation into a video Auxiliary Police Officer. currently being The RSVGPF does not circulated on social condone such acts media depicting a man against our children. The attempting to solicit a organization encourages 13-year-old student from all parents and the Republic of Trinidad guardians to be vigilant and Tobago. The and aware of their RSVGPF disassociates children’s online itself from Mr. Ricardo activities. Our children Roban, the man who is are our future and their allegedly in the video, innocence should be and whose Facebook protected. We further profile states that he is a encourage the general police officer. public to report these (Editor’s Note: The following is a RSVG Police Force News Release, dated June 22, 2022. It is carried verbatim.)
Ricardo Roban was never enlisted in the RSVGPF. (Pic. Source: ANN SVG) and other nefarious activities to the police by calling 911,999 or 7844571211.
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Editorial
Rising inflation means ‘Hard Time’ HERE IS WHAT WE KNOW: * These are “Hard Times”, so much so soca artiste Karbon Jamz has advised us to be prepared to “Eat Bread and Butter.” (He may have to rethink the butter since the price for butter has skyrocketed.) * Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Kristalina Georgieva has warned that tough times are ahead as the cost-ofliving increases but wage growth lags behind. * She also proffered that tourismdependent economies (not unlike St. Vincent and the Grenadines) cannot escape the wrath of the economic contractions… resulting in disposable income being impacted. * The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) warned countries worldwide to prepare for higher food prices, predicting that “the global food import bill is on track to reach a new record of US$1.8 trillion this year...” * The indication from the FAO of a real possibility that St. Vincent and the Grenadines and other Latin American countries would face food shortages and higher food prices in the next few months, i.e. products such as flour, vegetable oil, peas, and some types of meat could be in short supply in Caribbean countries, including this country. * In keeping with this FAO forecast, our Prime Minister has informed that the East Caribbean Group of Companies (ECGC) requested an increase in the prices of flour and animal feed to include poultry feed. He has all but said the increases were inevitable when he said that the requests were justifiable. The fore-mentioned is an undeniable fact. And there is no questioning that this country is currently riding on an inflation curve, i.e. a general increase in the prices of goods and services resulting in a marked reduction in the purchasing power of the money we earn, to provide for our daily upkeep and maintain our respective standards of living. Yes, in a market economy like ours prices for goods and services are always subject to change. The reality is that in the clear majority of cases, when prices increase, they are not likely to decrease… they remain for all intents and purposes at their highest; save and except when there is a glut on the market as happens here with eggs from time to time and gasoline and diesel that are governed by a special ‘arrangement’. What we are experiencing is a situation in which we can buy less for
$1.00 today that we could have yesterday. That the value of our currency is decreased is clear evidence that inflation, some might want to say runaway inflation, is alive and well. And if household income in current money value does not increase as much as prices, things will only get worse. It is sad, though, that even as we are made to bear the hardship imposed by skyrocketing prices for goods (many very basic) and services (e.g. electricity), our technocrats, whom we expect to guide both the public and private sectors in devising a workable response to this encumbrance, seem to be ignoring the plight of the many. And as we think of the need to devise an informed response, we ask: When was the last comparison (year to year) done for a typical shopping basket in this country? While we feel it on every visit to the shop/supermarket, have we had any proven indication of how prices have increased for goods in a shopping basket which, by the way, must have changed drastically over time? We are reminded in posing these questions that ‘inflation is the rate of increase in prices over a given period of time’, and that if we have no scientific knowledge of how fast this is growing, we cannot respond in any way except in the short term with some government handout, some reduction in Custom Service Charge. We will not be accused of not admitting that inflation is oftentimes driven by external/global rather than domestic developments as is the disturbance created on the world market by the crisis in Ukraine — how that has affected fuel and food prices basic to economies and livelihoods across the world. What we have to guard against is willy-nilly passing of the high global prices through the domestic economy which could see government’s directly setting prices to prevent higher food prices — not yet seen in SVG - or ‘cushioning the percentage increases in goods and services by relaxing certain taxes, as is the case here. Whatever action is taken in the short term will only inflate an already accrued large government subsidy bill which it might, in its wisdom, be seen as compensation for producers lost income. How long can this short-term response last in what seems to be a case of spiraling inflation across the globe? Are we prepared for how it might pan out?
Business classification Street Vendor “TREAT OTHERS THE WAY you would like to be treated.” Other variations include: “Think about others the way you want to be thought of.” “Speak to others the way you want to be spoken to.” These are generally referred to as the golden rule. I say this today because I felt we all needed a reminder after I heard about the removal of the vendors outside Massy supermarket in Arnos Vale. Applying the tenets of the golden rule seems more apt today after reading the many takes on the plight of the vendors. I listened to the righteous words of those representing the government and the opportunistic banter of the opposition and could not come up with anything other than the “golden rule.” Two years ago, these vendors were told that they had to ply their trade elsewhere. In someone’s mind, that was an adequate amount of communication. In no part of my professional career would that disrespect for our people be considered acceptable. During the ordinary course of business, someone from my planning department, neighborhood services, or code enforcement would have reached out to these folks to discuss alternatives. The vendors would have been reminded that they do not have a right to operate in that location. They would have been given the option to remove themselves voluntarily before we could consider removing them forcefully. I don’t know the details of the “Town and Country Act,” but I am relatively confident that the Planning Department was acting within its rights. And if the law states otherwise, it should be changed because no government should ever lose sections of the public right-ofway through adverse possession. The use of the police officers was somewhat excessive and gave the appearance of abuse of power. I can only hope that the reports that the vendors’ produce was taken to the dump are untrue. If that is the case, they should be paid for inventory loss. I can only hope the police will apply the same enthusiasm to find the murderer of Precious Williams of Wallaroo and Cassian Stapleton of
Kingstown Park. Back to our process, I assume the Planning Department has supporting documentation of the number of written communication sent to the vendors, outlining the timeline for them to remove. The vendors should never have been allowed to operate in that location. This should be a warning to the other vendors in front of other businesses. Find another place to sell your “stuff”. The problem, in my opinion, is the selective enforcement and or the lack of a program or a structure. At least twice per year, like a broken clock, someone from the government makes a statement to the effect that the government is going to clean up the streets of Kingstown. So if we need someone to complain about the street vendors in Kingstown, let me be on the record to say: * The vendor outside of the Greaves supermarket at Arnos Vale is a hazard to the pedestrian in the area and the driving public. * Those outside PH Veria, Bonadie, and Greaves supermarkets in Kingstown also need to go. They are taking up valuable parking spaces and pedestrian access way. * So are the ones on the sidewalk across from KFC on the east side. The ones along the Bay Street between KFC and Halifax Street are also hazardous to the driving public. These are just a few areas where street vendors seem to be a hazard to themselves and the driving public. As we look at other locations in the Kingstown area, we must also address the current practice in Middle Street, where store owners are the main offender. Again, I say using the police to remove the vendors in Arnos Vale is an example of the policing of our community that creates an adversarial relationship that leads to no good outcome. Police are to protect us from tyranny, not facilitate and create it. Another disappointing aspect of this saga with the vendors is how the opposition uses the vendors as a political tool. There is no reason for the opposition to use them and create false hope. Horatio
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THE VINCENTIAN. FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 2022. 9.
Letters
Our Soca: Listen again Mr. Dennie I HONESTLY don’t know so I must ask: Are Anthony Dennie, the man who wears about three hats at the same time, and I living in the same space? I don’t know what hat or hats he was wearing, whether it was his CDC Shows Coordinator hat or a combination of that hat and his STAR FM hat when he said that he thinks our soca, at this time, is ahead of Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados and Grenada. But whatever the hat or hats he was wearing, Dennie and I must not be listening to the same thing, therefore, we are not in the same space. As far as I am concerned, this is one of the worst years as far as our soca is concerned. Has anyone else taken note of how many ‘songs’ are on the same ‘riddim’? They all sound the same when you take away the vocals. I have heard too many two-chord ‘songs’ (listen to the bass if you can hear it through the recordings) this year, and this Mr. Dennie, is a disgrace to my country that has produced some of the leading musicians,
A warning THANK YOU for affording me the space in your paper. Exodus 20:7 “Thou shall not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain. For the Lord will not hold him guiltless that taketh His name in vain.” This is a warning to calypsonians, producers, arrangers, media. Those who run out of lyrics, do not include the Lord’s name in your disgusting, degrading and often vulgar songs. As one listened to an advertisement promoting an event at the Solidarity Car Park for Sunday 26th June, 2022 to be preceded by a jump around town, my heart cried out for mercy. Be warned, take the name of the Lord out of your mess. A Pastor
note I said musicians and not players, in the Caribbean. It is also a big insult to those musicians. You might not want to admit it, but even Fireman Hooper sounds like he is stuck in a mode. He is now dependent on a ‘religious’ following to carry whatever he offers up to them. Obviously, Mr. Dennie has not taken the quality time to listen to what is
coming out of Trinidad, Barbados and Grenada. It is interesting to note that we have at least two Vincentian artistes/composers who have made their names in Trinidad — Skinny Fabulous and Problem Child. Dennie should listen to what they do for and with the Trinis. If the majority of our soca artistes here would take a leaf out either Skinny and Problem Child’s book, we can then say we
are moving ahead. And by the way, Mr. Dennie, how come some of our local people look like they want to copy the ‘Jab Jab’ ‘riddim’ from Grenada. And the Bajan soca, by the way, is driven by a good dose of real music –- ask Nicholas Branka, their premier arranger. If Mr. Dennie was talking of the days when Touch and Becket were active on the scene, then I might agree with him.
Gender issues
THE WORLD has changed. Today we are hearing about transgender, i.e. a person who is born either a male or female but changes their sex to a female in the case of a male or to a male in the case of a female. We are also hearing about NEUTRAL gender. That is where a person is neither male nor female. How in God’s name can this be possible? Yet it is widely appreciated. Things have changed so the world now accepts these forms of gender. And those who change their sex claim it is their right. What a world of confusion we are living in? We were all born either male or female. We were made by God that way. Is it that those who changed their sex are dissatisfied with how God made them? Some intellectuals claim that transgenders are only responding to their genes or how they were born.
God made us either male or female with particular sex organs. How can we brush aside how God has designed us and change it to suit ourselves? It is through prayer that we would realize that we are fearfully and wonderfully made by God and that HE makes no mistake and has a purpose for everything. Let us give God His rightful place and not rebel against his handiwork. For the time will come when we would have to give Him an account for our lives we lived. I trust that we as individuals, and as a nation, would accept the beautiful handiwork of the creator God, and give Him the respect and honor that are His. Let us forget about this foolishness of transgender and neutral gender. Kennard King
Soufriere, Soufriere
A Song composed, arranged by Ormond Boyea
we see.
Verse 3 And now, we settled back at home as shelterees, we didn’t roam, we cleaned our houses from the ash. Those precious assets we did wash, we praised our friends from distant lands, Verse 1 who sent us help with them we stand. The La Soufriere has gone to sleep. We praised you Lord for sending all We shout for joy, no joy, cause to weep those friends that helped us when we Soufriere sleeps on and takes her rest. called. The nation rose and cleaned her mess. We know our God has seen us through never again to meet with you so help us Lord our God and friend that La Soufriere won’t wake again.
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But for (you know whose) sake, let us stop making ‘stars’ out of our artistes when they don’t even have a blink. This year is a clear indication that we need to get serious… we need to take the MUSIC serious and not just a ‘riddim’. Beat up on me but I ain’t going nowhere. Charles, Edinboro
The leader we recommend FROM TIME to time we change leaders and often wonder what parameters should be considered in making our choice. Where should we look for recommendations for the important job? Who should recommend the person for the job? The persons with whom associations are made are best suited. Beginning with the family, would the spouse be in favor? Faithfulness at home may be an indicator of faithfulness on the job. Are the children well cared for? Persons who do not care for their children are not fit. No matter how humble the dwelling, how is it kept? Are the surroundings well kept? Does it add to the neighborhood? Is there any working history? Those who are not working should not aspire to leadership. A leader always finds work and is always engaged. The National Insurance Services is a good place from which to get a recommendation. They can provide a record of a person’s work history. The NIS also keeps a person’s record as an employer. Has this person paid the contribution for persons employed as Domestic workers, Gardeners, and Construction workers? This would be an indicator of how much they care for the Poor who would need their own income upon retirement, and not have to depend solely on Handouts and Public Assistance. If the person attends church, the Priest or Pastor would be able to vouch for matters of ethics, morality and faithfulness. A leader should have a good grasp of what is right and wrong since this would impinge on the capacity for dispensing justice. A leader should have some involvement with Community Groups and perhaps would have honed leadership skills thereby. Being aware of the needs of people through participation can prove useful in making decisions. Wherever the leader comes from, does a sense of fairness and meritocracy emerge? All these we need to consider, in addition to the traditional leadership qualities.
People are asking …..
Chorus Soufriere, Soufriere, your voice we hear exploding in the air. Rise up, no more, rise up no more, sleep as you did before. Rise up, no more, rise up no more. Sleeps as you did before. Verse 2 A great eruption started here in SVG, our land so fair. The news spread both far and near, eruption of the La Soufriere. While ashes spilling in the air, our people scrambling filled with fear. The nation merged in unity that brought respair, new hope
* If Dr. Gonsalves didn’t have the answer to how to keep LIAT going, what kind of plan for regional travel he could have for us to believe him? * Should he be thinking of settling with the dismissed LIAT workers? * If it’s a case of the cart before the horse with that Modern Port for Kingstown, how come they sign a contract for construction before they
settle with the hundreds of fishermen/fishing boats that operate out of Bottom Town? * Is it a case, once again, of the government taking the people for granted? * Why somebody doesn’t advise the Leader of the Opposition that he can’t become a calypsonian overnight and remind him that calypsonians of today are not genuine political barometers?
Anthony Stewart, PhD
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Public Service Week: Reflecting on opportunities for our public servants
ULP lacks vision for energy development in SVG
Introduction
REDUCING the cost of energy is a priority of the New Democratic Party (NDP). Energy impacts everything: cost of living across the population, particularly the poor, and it is equally critical to the cost of doing business and therefore, creating jobs. Whether it is commercial or industrial businesses or your home, energy must be used. We have to find mechanisms to reduce the cost of energy for the benefit of our population, and to improve the competitiveness of businesses. One of the ways to reduce energy cost is to develop our renewable energy sources, so we can reduce the amount of expensive imported diesel fuel used to produce electricity. The Unity Labour Party (ULP) government has failed to articulate a vision to develop and implement a sustainable renewable energy programme for St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Early in the life of the ULP administration, plans for a wind farm were announced by VINLEC. We have no wind farm; but in the same period, wind farms have gone up in other islands of the Caribbean. Further, the government has not increased our hydro output, which we know can be increased. What they have done is to spend a large sum of money on solar photovoltaics that will have no impact on the price of electricity in this country. Further, the geothermal project was a disaster. The government was desperate to score political mileage from the geothermal project. No wonder it collapsed. We were told that it would have been the game changer in energy for St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The question is, did the government follow the advice of the experts? It must be noted that in the mid-1990s, the NDP administration’s study on the feasibility of geothermal energy confirmed that the north western quadrant of St. Vincent, on the flanks of the Soufriere volcano, was favourable for the discovery of commercially exploitable geothermal resources. This information was available to the ULP government. Why then was drilling not done in the area identified in the study? Also, we did not see the benefits of the much touted Petro Caribe. Vincentians were told that they would have seen reduced electricity prices. Petro Caribe died a natural death. Recently, we have begun to hear about its resurrection, We are waiting to see what benefit will be derived from Petro Caribe this time.
PUBLIC SERVICE week this year 2022 is being celebrated from Monday, June 21 to Friday, June 24 under the theme “Charting Our Road To Recovery, Affirming the Sustainable Development Goals”. The Ministry of the Public Service, under the leadership of Minister Frederick Stephenson planned the week of activities that began with a Church Service on Monday June 20th, and included a number of activities throughout the week ending with a Public Service exhibition on Friday 24. The Unity Labour Party joins with this nation’s hard-working public servants in their celebration, and for their efforts in this period of recovery and rebuilding following the eruption of La Soufriere, and the ongoing challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. The task of recovery ahead of us is great, and the government is committed to supporting Vincentians who have suffered from the impacts of the challenges we have faced over the last 2 years. To efficiently implement the programs of the government necessary to assist those citizens in need, the public servants in the relevant ministries have a most important role in the process. As they celebrate during this week, the ULP recognises their contribution across all sectors, and joins in solidarity with them in recognition of their contribution to nation building. It is also because of this recognition, that the ULP remains committed to making sure that the conditions of the Service continues to improve and offer opportunities and benefits to Public Servants. There was a time in the Public Service when there was nothing worth celebrating, and public servants felt demotivated and demoralised by the poor working conditions, poor salaries and limited opportunities under which they were expected to function. This week, we dedicate this article to the public servants, and reflect on the strides made by in improving the conditions of work, which now makes the Public Service the first choice for individuals seeking work.
and unions and held extensive discussions on the issues affecting workers and came up with policy responses to the many longstanding issues that were ignored by the NDP administration. Once the ULP won the 2001 elections, it was clear that the new administration had specific plans for the public workers including the Public Servants to improve the conditions of work. Three significant initiatives by this ULP government changed the Public Service from what it was to what it is today, by completely transforming the conditions under which Public Servants worked that included a number of benefits that made the service extremely attractive. The first initiative was the 100% mortgage program for Public Servants, nurses, police officers and teachers throughout the then National Commercial Bank. This allowed Public Servants, who at the time had severe difficulty obtaining the 10%-20% deposit required by lending institutions to be approved for a mortgage, to now be able to obtain the full cost to build or purchase their first home. This program introduced by the NCB was so successful that the other lending institutions soon followed, and today the program has been expanded that most, if not all, institutions offer 100% mortgages to beyond public officers. The second initiative of the ULP government that significantly improved the Public Service was the reclassification exercise that was taken to overhaul the structure of the Public Service. The successful completion of this exercise saw a number of grades being moved upwards which naturally meant better salaries for the grades affected, and also offered better benefits at retirement to Public Servants as a result. The improved economic situation of public servants complimented the first initiative as now home ownership was much more realistic and many took the opportunity to get their first home as Making the Public Service better well as other assets such as personal Many of the Public Servants today are vehicles. In many instances the reclassification exercise was young professionals who have been employed in the Service for less than essentially a promotion for many and in that while their position may have 15 years. In that group of young remained the same, the individual Public Servants are those who chose moved up a grade. Finally, Public the service as their first job straight Servants in this country now have out of school, and have worked their access to many opportunities for way through various departments professional and academic and/or positions in the service, and benefitted from personal development development through increased inservice training and a significant opportunities. For many of those number of scholarships and tuition young Public Servants the stark assistance. Unlike the days of the contrast in the condition of service NDP when a few scholarships were prior to the ULP coming into office and what has happened since may not offered, this current ULP has increased the number of governmentbe so clear or even known, since this to-government scholarships from is all they know. This version of reality is not only false, it’s deceptive countries such as Cuba, Taiwan, Russia, and more recent additions since it can lead to a failure on the such as Wales, Turkey and part of the public servant to Azerbaijan. Public Servants also appreciate the significant benefit from the hundreds of tuition improvements made by this government and the range of benefits scholarships offered each year by this government, and all of this while that accrue to workers as a result. benefiting from study leave, earning The pre-ULP era of the Public Service can be summarised simply by their partial salary for the duration of their studies. low wages, lack of upward mobility, Indeed, this ULP has improved the lack of opportunities for professional Public Service significantly and this and academic development and week, the public servants of this limited economic power that country can truly celebrate this week hampered their ability to own with pride and accomplishment. We in property. Prior to coming into office, the ULP congratulate the public the ULP met with the various workers representative organisations servants and celebrate this week with them.
.project implemented in St Vincent and the Grenadines. As a result, our country’s dependence on imported petroleum products has significantly increased and electricity bills have skyrocketed. Consequently, we are set on a course in the wrong direction that has seen: increased dependence on expensive, imported petroleum products; electricity prices being doubled during the past twenty years; a threat to our energy security. Hydroelectricity: It is established that suitable hydro resources remain available for development on mainland St. Vincent. The NDP will ensure that these identified resources are reviewed, with a view to maximizing the economically viable utilization of the country’s hydro resources. Solar Energy: The present government, through VINLEC, is following an inefficient approach to solar photovoltaics (PV) development, which does not optimize the overall development of renewable energy in the country, and does not provide sufficient incentive for private consumers to invest in PV. This suboptimal approach will be discontinued in favour of a policy approach that puts the strategic maximization of renewable energy at the center of the picture and will encourage local private sector involvement. Lowincome households will not be left out. The NDP will partner with an established enterprise to provide small, self-contained PV electricity systems that can provide basic lighting and phone charging. The use of solar energy for water heating will be expanded through the application of a coherent programme of tax and financial incentives to homeowners, hotels, businesses and institutions. Hotels, businesses and households will be able to apply for tax write-offs on the purchase of solar water heaters in the year of acquisition, and local lending institutions will be facilitated to access low-interest funding, available for on-lending for private solar energy development. Wind Energy: Measurements in St. Vincent and the Grenadines have already indicated that wind is a readily-available energy resource. However, it seems that previously identified wind energy sites on mainland St. Vincent are now no longer available due to their proximity to the airport site at Argyle. The NDP will study, using regional bestNDP’s strategic plan for energy practices as a model, the options for development the development of wind energy on St Vincent and in the Grenadines The NDP has the vision and a Energy Efficiency: Whatever the strategic plan for energy development source of our energy, it needs to be in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, used more efficiently. The NDP’s with a major focus on renewable energy. Our approach will put energy vision is to move the nation towards sustainability at the front and center adopting a culture of energy of the national energy equation, which efficiency. This will be led by example from government level and will will translate into reduced foreign involve a comprehensive programme exchange outflows, lower energy targeted at the transport, household, prices and improved competitiveness business and government sectors. of the private sector. Electrical interconnection of our St. Vincent and the Grenadines has long benefited from renewable energy island grids: To improve the efficiency in the provision of energy on a multiin its national energy balance, in the island state such as ours, the NDP form of hydro power. Hydroelectric will work through VINLEC to power plants commissioned in the 1950s, 60s and 80s contributed to the undertake a technical and economic economic growth of the country while feasibility study of the development of an interconnected national power keeping electricity bills low. grid, which will ultimately be 80% Since the Cumberland powered by renewable energy. hydroelectricity system was The NDP is committed to providing commissioned in 1987, there has been cheaper energy for Vincentians. no major new sustainable energy
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The unvaccinated will be vindicated
Second chances
“There is nothing as exciting as a comeback – seeing someone with dreams, watching them fail, and then getting a second chance.” Rachel Griffiths (born 1968) – Australian actress. WE ARE ALL PRONE to making mistakes and bad choices. This is a reality of life. This is what it means to be human … with human frailties and shortcomings. Fortunately, most of our foibles are not life threatening and we periodically have the opportunity to right the wrongs and/or have a second chance. Hopefully, the errors of the past provide valuable learning opportunities. We can become wiser and stronger as we recover and regroup following our slips and slides. Thank God for second chances. We periodically have second chances with investments and relationships. We may not have taken due care and attention throughout our initial encounter. In the case of failed investments, it is quite possible that we neglected to pay due care and attention to internal structures and procedures. It is also likely that we neglected to conduct a proper analysis of the market and market trends. As it relates to relationships, we may have neglected to make sure that our communication was regular and timely. In some instances, we may have even ignored the need to provide adequate care and attention — taking others for granted. However, with hindsight, we become much better prepared for the road ahead; we could revisit business opportunities and we could rekindle a faltering relationship or do better with new ones. Such thoughts should encourage us to be more thankful for what we have and who we have become. In addition, it should inspire us to show greater empathy for those who are going through, or have gone through, the trauma of having faltered and failed. They, too, often need a second chance. Additionally, we are reminded that when we have wronged another and have received their forgiveness, we should not view this as an entitlement but rather as an opportunity to right a wrong - to benefit from being granted a second chance. The following true story gives us hope: Alice Marie Johnson (born May 30, 1955) is an African American criminal justice reform advocate. She was 41 years old when she was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for her involvement in a Memphis, Tennessee, cocaine trafficking offense. She was a hard-working single mother of five when her family encountered a series of tragedies: her youngest son had a heartrending death as a result of a motorcycle accident, her inability to service her home mortgage resulted in the lending agency foreclosing on the property, and she sadly lost her seven-year managerial job. The culmination of these awful events appeared to put her in a financial and an emotional tailspin. Life seemed unkind and unbearable. In her desperation she sought to be a conduit for relaying coded messages for a drug trafficking ring. Alice was apprehended and offered a plea deal of 3-5 years in prison as a
non-violent offender. However, she refused and, instead, decided to exercise her constitutional right to a trial having contemplated that she may have had a better outcome than what was presented her via the plea deal. She was wrong. The “jury of her peers” found the first offender guilty. She was sentenced to life in prison without parole. Alice was devastated. Many may have considered this to be a very harsh sentence for the crime described. However, she refused to wallow in self-pity and/or to entertain lengthy depression. She retained a focus and a hope that she would be reunited with her family. Alice engaged in valuable introspection and sought to change her outlook on life. She enhanced her education by studying various courses, became an ordained minister, and actively focused on influencing other inmates to improve their lives through her dynamic mentoring programmes. She was devoted to having her life contribute to others for good. Alice’s new flare for writing enabled her to write inmate-performed plays. These became quite popular and soon generated the largest inmate participation at the prison. In recognition of the positive contribution that she had made to the lives and the environment within the prison system, President Donald Trump commuted her life sentence in June 2017. She gained her freedom after 21 years in the hostile and unfriendly prison system. She was blessed to be granted a second chance. Alice now uses every opportunity to be a mentor and encourager through her writing and speaking engagements. Thank God for second chances. Dave Wilson (born 1959) reminds us that, “Sometimes life gives you a second chance, or even two! Not always, but sometimes. It’s what you do with those second chances that counts.” When life appears to be harsh and unkind, or we have made mistakes that we later regret, it is easy to “float downstream” to oblivion and to wallow in regret and self-pity. However, while there is some value in such exercises it is often much more beneficial to sharpen our resolve and to “swim against the tide” in search of self-improvement. The struggle may appear long and difficult but the persistence to do what is right and to embrace positive changes make the effort well worth the while. Sometimes our second chances may mean that we need to leave some things, habits, and individuals behind. We may need to rid ourselves of dead weights and bad influences. Individuals who appear to be chronic drainers of our emotions and spiritual well behind may need to be exorcised. A commitment to such proactive approaches to self-improvement and self-preservation is often what is needed for us to make the best use of our second chances. Thank God for second chances. Send comments, criticisms & suggestions to julesferdinand@gmail.com
TWENTY-SEVEN MONTHS after the World Health Organisation announced that the world was gripped by a 'deadly' Covid pandemic, views and opinions vary as to who was right or wrong and whether science was sacrificed in the quest to pollute the peoples' minds, and bend their will for motives other than health and safety of the world's population. We quoted extensively from a column written by Susan Dunham, a vaccinated Australian journalist whose opinion is worthy of consideration. 'If Covid were a battlefield, it would still be warm with the bodies of the unvaccinated.” Thankfully the mandates are letting up, and both sides of the war stumble back to the new normal. The unvaccinated are the heroes of the last two years as they allowed us all to have a control group in the great experiment, and highlight the shortcoming of the Covid vaccines. The unvaccinated carry many battle scars and injuries as they are the people we tried to mentally break, yet no one wants to talk about what we did to them and what they forced ‘The Science’ to unveil. We knew that the waning immunity of the fully vaccinated had the same risk profile as others within society, as the minority of the unvaccinated; yet we marked them for special persecution. We said they had not ‘done the right thing for the greater good’ by handing their bodies and medical autonomy over to the State. Many of the so-called health experts and political leaders admitted the goal was to make life almost unlivable for the unvaccinated, which was multiplied many times by the collective mob, with the fight taken into workplaces, friendships, and family gatherings. Today, the hard truth is none of it was justified as we took a quick slide from righteousness to absolute cruelty. We might blame our leaders and health experts for the push, but each individual within society must be held accountable for stepping into the welllaid-out trap. We did this despite knowing full well that principled opposition is priceless when it comes to what goes inside our bodies, and we let ourselves be tricked into believing that going into another ineffective lockdown would be the fault of the unvaccinated and not the fault of the toxic policy of ineffective vaccines. We took pleasure in scapegoating the unvaccinated because after months of engineered lockdowns by political leaders blinded by power, having someone to blame and to burn at the stake, felt good. We believed we had logic, love, and truth on our side, so it was easy to wish death upon the unvaccinated. Those of us who ridiculed and mocked the non-compliant did it because we were embarrassed by their courage and principles and didn’t think the unvaccinated would make it through unbroken, and we turned the holdouts into punching bags. {Fauci, Rachelle Walensky, Biden, Caribbean Ayatollah Gonsalves, unvaccinated spittle Camillo Gonsalves, Gaston Browne, Stop Jack assing yoself Keith Rowley} and the other cast in prominent roles need to be held to account for vilifying the unvaccinated in public and fueling angry social media mobs.
The mobs, the mask Nazis, and the vaccine disciples have been embarrassed by ‘betting against’ the unvaccinated because mandates only had the power we gave them. It was not compliance that ended domination by Big Pharma Companies, Bill Gates and his many organisations, and the World Economic Forum…It was THANKS to the people we tried to embarrass, ridicule, mock and tear down. We should all try and find some inner gratitude for the unvaccinated as we took the bait by hating them because their perseverance and courage bought us the time to see we were wrong. So, if mandates ever return for Covid or any other disease or virus, hopefully, more of us will be awake and see the rising authoritarianism that has no concern for our well-being and is more about power and control. The War on the Unvaccinated was lost, and we should all be very thankful for that. Susan Dunham addressed the situation from the point of view of those who fell for the hypnotic command to despise anyone - friends and family included - who refused to buy the official narrative about the covid shots. Remarkably, even now, with everything we know about the jabs, the war against the unvaccinated continues, and while compassion is slowly making a comeback, ignorance of the basics still abounds. Recently, Los Angeles Times columnist Michael Hiltzik told CNN, ‘many of them have promoted reckless, dangerous policies and took innocent people along with them. Every one of those deaths is a teachable moment; unfortunately, we haven’t been learning the lessons… How should we react to the death of the unvaxxed? A hallmark of civilised thought is that all life is precious. However, those who have deliberately flouted medical advice by refusing a vaccine known to reduce the risk of serious disease from the virus, including risk to others, and end up in a hospital or the grave can be viewed as receiving their just deserts.’ Miltzik has not yet experienced the moment of clarity experienced by Dunham. Instead, he insists, 'Mocking the anti-vaxxer is ghoulish but necessary.’ Some like Dunham recognise the fallacy in their thinking and call for change. Others, like Hiltzik, have been brainwashed by fearporn. They cannot connect the dots and see that a vaccine that does not prevent infection or spread can never protect others. Hence, those who get the jab have no advantage over those who don’t. Both pose the same risk to others. And, if both pose the same risk, why target one for insult and not the other. It is beyond irrational, but such is the mind of those under the hypnotic spell. They are incapacitated in the worst of ways, unable to see the reality. Will enough people learn the lesson of humility that Dunham highlights? Have enough recognised the error of their ways, or will they fall into the same trap again? Only time will tell. But remember this; first, they came for the vaccinated. You may be next. Send comments, criticisms & suggestions to jomosanga@gmail.com
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ULP regime cannot move SVG into prosperity
yearly poor standards of education we have seen under the ULP regime. By being industrious, we will create thousands of new jobs, see the The ULP Regime is significantly weak in that crime seems to be out of control. poorer. Economic development has emergence of hundreds of the management of public finances. They As a consequence, thousands of been paralysed under the ULP regime entrepreneurs and new small have been in office in SVG for five terms, Vincentians have been forced to live in begging phenomenon. businesses, keep more money in the since 2001, and yet have not been able poverty. Begging will never create a surplus country with import substitution, be to produce a fiscal surplus for one year Gross financial incompetence, poor revenue economy or bring prosperity to better able to solve our own problems during that time. Clearly, the ULP regime financial forecasting, a lack of our people. and significantly reduce our cannot move SVG into prosperity. extrapolation and regression analysis, Leader of SVG Green Party, dependency on other countries. The economy is so bad in SVG that and a long-term inability to create Warrant Officer Ivan Bertie O’Neal With a Green government the government has to rely on sustainable sources of revenue are the BSc (Hons), MSc, MBA, believes we competently managing SVG’s finances, International Monetary Fund core problems in SVG, and our people have to become an industrious nation it will be possible to cut the price of Financial Assistance. Focusing the are suffering because government and modernise our economy so that it water and electricity by 50% and SVG economy on tourism has been cannot manage public finances is export orientated. create prosperity. Our people need very bad for our people and country. competently. We must invest large sums of change. The International Monetary Fund The ULP regime’s 21 year foreign money in high-quality education and A Green government would repair has warned of “economic collapse” in policy of begging is a serious detriment train our people to a high level of the damage to our economy caused by low-income countries, such as SVG, to our country. It has caused the industrial skills. This will enable us to the gross incompetence of the ULP and because of their inability to meet their economy to stagnate. Begging is not overcome the chronic high rates of NDP Regimes and lead our country debt-servicing obligations. the solution to SVG’s problems of fiscal unemployment and the repeated into prosperity. How can our country still be so poor deficits, a weak economy and high in 2022 — almost 43 years after unemployment. Begging is not independence? We’ve had decades to sustainable and cannot make our create a prosperous country, but economy strong or give our people the government after government has high levels of industrial skills needed failed to achieve this. to attract foreign investment. The ULP regime has displayed poor Under the begging regime, our governance, a lack of job creation, an country has become financially much inability to create sustainable revenue weaker and dependent upon foreign and weakened the economy so much aid, and our people have become much
Positive music shall stand the test of time: A lesson for Soca Artistes
IN TIMES of crisis, relevant music shall stand the test of time, just like the pyramids of Egypt and the University of Timbuktu in Mali, Africa, have done so through ions. Yes, my friends, do you hear how politicians are quoting the songs of the legendary reggae artistes to make their point at the World Summits and other forums? It is not a coincidence that good music would last for a lifetime. And this should be a lesson to the soca artistes from which they should learn that if they put out uplifting music, it would have positive results on the human psyche. As we have seen in the case of Mia Mottley, the Prime Minister of Barbados, “serenading” with the verses from brother Bob’s song, “So Much Trouble In The World.” In times of crisis, we need the music that encourages spiritual and moral consciousness …. to soothe the minds of demented, demonic leaders so that they would adhere to the tenets of life. These days the youths are reacting to soca music that come from the doldrums. When I eventually come around to comprehend the lyrical content of what most soca artistes offer, they are sickening. And what I have been seeing at the carnival-related events and other social events bears no resemblance to the expression of clean culture. This kind of music breeds lunacy and violence in our society. The music, the songs are distasteful and obscene. Yes, this is part and parcel of the plan to keep black people subjected to
ignorance and mental slavery. Soca music isn’t there to liberate the minds of the black youth but to keep them in a transition phase bound for destruction. The soca artistes are not like those musical revolutionaries who teach the nation wrong from right; instead, they are poisoning their people’s minds. I must say it is loud and clear that our more popular soca artistes, some of whom have become cultural icons on this island and beyond, are leading a generation astray. What kind of messages are they conveying to their people? They do not transmit a message of positivity but one of madness and ignorance. Sadly, the Ministry of Culture has been showcasing these cultural ‘icons’ to the world. This must stop!!! Generally speaking, the soca artistes have no sense of consciousness and know little about social justice. They are bent solely on attaining fame and fortune. Tell me, what kind of solution have they made to efforts to curb crime and violence in St. Vincent and the Grenadines or the region of the Caribbean? They are part of the problem. On the day of reckoning, when the ancestors and the Great Spirit ask Fireman Hooper, Skinny Fabulous, Luta and others what they have done with their gifts and talents to educate and advance the human race, I would like to hear what they would have to say. Carden A. Michael
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Vegetable gardens for six primary schools Story and Photos provided by IICA Delegation St. Vincent and the Grenadines THE Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), in partnership with the Ministries of Agriculture and Education and the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) initiated a programme to support the establishment and operation of vegetable gardens at six primary schools across the island, in May 2022. The participating schools with a total of 900 students are New Grounds Primary School, Argyle Primary School, Fair Hall Primary School, Cane End Government, Spring Village Methodist School, and the Paget Farm Government School. The initiative is being implemented as part of the broader and innovative vision of the Resilient School Feeding Programme sub-project of the Mexico-CARICOMFAO, “Cooperation for Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience in the Caribbean”, funded by the Government of Mexico. The main objective is to support the National School Feeding Programme of the Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and in particular, to support the establishment or rehabilitation of school gardens as a teaching tool for food and
nutrition education. As part of the programme of activities, cohorts of 20-60 students, from grades three to four, and the assigned teachers from each school, will receive training on how to establish and care for vegetable gardens, beginning with land preparation and including all other steps, from planting, through harvesting and consumption. It is envisioned that through this initiative, students will receive training on the theoretical and practical aspects of crop production and agriculture generally, and this will pique their interest in the agricultural sciences, and to consider agriculture as a possible career option. This is especially important as across the Caribbean there is an aging population of farmers. Similarly, the initiative provides an opportunity for students to experiment with vegetables harvested from the gardens in the meals offered in the School Feeding Programme, under the guidance of the 18 cooks who were trained and certified on methods to incorporate healthy foods into school lunches The training took place in March with support from FAO. Several vegetables including corn, beans, cabbage, sweet peppers, tomatoes and lettuce are expected to be grown and
harvested across the six school gardens, and will be added to the local products purchased from local farmers for the preparation of meals under the School Feeding Student at the Spring Village Programme. The school garden Methodist School displaying initiative is one of harvest of lettuce from several activities of school garden. the sub-project executed in collaboration Ministry of Agriculture and the vision of the with the Ministries of Government of St. Agriculture, Health, Vincent and the Education and IICA. Grenadines to promote Other activities include school gardens training of farmers and throughout the country fisherfolk who can as a teaching tool for support the school food and nutrition feeding programme, education, while seizing improvement of menu cycle, recipes and school opportunities in the nutrition standards, the agricultural sector. development of procurement guidelines for the supply of local produce to schools, a nutritional assessment of students and conditioning works at the participating schools. All activities fall within the Mexico-CARICOM-FAO Initiative — Cooperation for climate change adaptation and Resilience in the Caribbean — which is funded by the Government of Mexico. This activity is expected to conclude at the end of October 2022 and become subsumed within the regular school curriculum. It will be essential for the support being provided by the
Children at the Fair Hall Primary School harvesting and weighing lettuce from their school garden.
Children at the New Grounds Primary School establishing a bed of lettuce in raise grow boxes.
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pallet wood, packed up all over Back Street up to VINLEC and down by Coreas, and on top the wings of the market, it looks like a dump for pallet wood,” he lamented, and stressed, “Something has to happen this time, and we are not going to back off from it this time. We are going to clean up Kingstown by November.” Senator Julian Francis, Minister of Urban Development painted a gloomy impression of Kingstown as caused by excessive (street) vending.
A ‘new’ approach
The Minister sought to outline the approach that will be used in the cleanup effort. Meetings will be held with groups of vendors “IT LOOKS LIKE a dump for categorized as per areas where they vend. For pallet wood.” That’s the description example, Francis said, if there were 150 vendors Minister of Urban between Jax and Development - Senator Heritage Square, a Julian Francis has meeting will be convened apportioned street with these persons. vending in capital city, “So I am going to be Kingstown. having separate Speaking on an episode of an Agency for discussions and meetings Public Information (API) with the same intentions of getting everybody to programme that was work together… then the posted on Facebook on final discussion June 16, Minister collectively with Francis expressed his immense dissatisfaction everybody together,” he with the aesthetics of the further explained. These meeting will be capital. “I mean, on a Sunday open to the media, morning when you come Senator Francis assured. “I don’t want to be the in town, and all these
Vendors have taken to the covered sidewalks making it extremely difficult for pedestrians/ shoppers to manoeuvre.
The vendors stalls, made of discarded pallets and some ply board, left in a disorganized manner at the end of a day’s activity.
star in that, I want the people them to be the star, and the rest of the population that have interest in this matter will be able to see the efforts that we are making, and they will have an idea of why we are making certain decisions,” he added. As for the Kingstown (Central) Market, the Urban Development Minister committed to have the operation of stalls and shops there reviewed since, as he posited, some who operate (there) don’t necessarily belong in the market. He chimed, “They need to find a commercial spot outside of the market, where they pay a rent. These are the discussions we are going to have. Some are going to be firm...but as I said, it’s the third shot and something has to happen this time.”
Efforts in the past Francis recalled that over the years there have been consultations with vendors at venues such as the Victoria Park and the Campden Park Secondary School. During these consultations, photographs were displayed to emphasise the deplorable conditions that vending encouraged in Kingstown especially. Francis expressed the belief that the majority of vendors were unsatisfied with how Kingstown looked, but when major changes were about to be made, dramatic events affecting the nation took precedence. He retraced, “In 2008 I had a greater traction, in 2011 not as much....but on both occasions when we were ready to move, something happened. Like in 2010, there was a hurricane and after that many other things. So there are things sometimes that distract
you from your way forward. And the naysayers made their voices loud and influenced a lot of the others, and it generally fell apart.”
Minister Francis however, declared that he doesn’t deem the efforts as failures, though, he admitted that people were not really interested in the clean-
up. This time around, he reiterated vigorously that intensified efforts will be made to deal with vending in Kingstown, by November. (SH)
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Advice
My friends are lesbians Dear George,
TWO OF MY best girlfriends from childhood are lesbians. They managed to keep this from me for some time. They are dating separate partners and seem to be quite comfortable with this lifestyle but do not understand why no longer want them as friends. The last thing I need is for people to start branding me a lesbian. They have never made a pass at me and have never encouraged me to join them, but still, I do not wish to associate myself with them. I am just not comfortable. They do not like the stance I took with them but I just do not care.
Straight Up.
It is very unfortunate that you would allow the lifestyle of your friends to cause you to disassociate yourself from them for fear of being labeled. I do believe that you can still be friends with someone despite their lifestyle choices, once they do not attempt to influence you to make a switch to the other side. You do not have to hang with them 24/7 but you can find ways of maintaining that childhood friendship. They would appreciate you even more for that.
Dear Straight Up,
George.
A ‘butt and boobs’ boyfriend Dear George, MY BOYFRIEND of 5 years suggested that I get my butt and boobs enlarged. This, he said, would prevent him from looking at other women. He admitted he is a ‘butt and boobs’ man but has been with me because of my cooking and house-keeping skills and went further to say if I did what he
suggested, there will be nothing to separate us. Should I make the compromise and do as he asked?
other women. There will always be someone who looks better than you do. Loving you for you, regardless, should be the Wondering. only glue that keeps both of you together. Release this guy so he Dear Wondering, can be free to find the News Flash! woman who fits his Enlarging the body parts specification in the B & in question would not B department. prevent your boyfriend from having eyes for George.
No wife for two months? Dear George, MY WIFE’s sister from New York is staying with us for 2 months. We, my wife and I, live in a two bedroom house. Instead of putting her sister in the other room as we had discussed, my wife has her sleeping in our bed with her, leaving me to retire to the other room. This is going to mean 2 months without me getting to touch her in the usual way. George how can this be right?
More Than Angry. Dear More Than Angry, Your objection is justified and if you and your wife
made the decision for her sister to be in the other room, that should not have changed. It would not be a good idea to go back to your original plan of putting her in the other room. However, both of you should consider finding creative ways of getting physical when the need arises.
George.
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Vincymas
High Voltage focusing on the pandemic ‘CORONA FOR CARNIVAL’ is the name of Metrocint High Voltage’s mas band presentation for the scaled down Mardi Gras (street parade) of Vincymas 2022. Kingsley Collis, band leader, told THE VINCENTIAN, the band will consist of four sections — two adult and two junior sections: ‘Pandemic’ for Junior Boys, ‘Vaccination’ for Junior Girls and ‘Corona Virus’ and ‘Herd Immunity’ for adults. Band Leader Collis said that the band prides itself on being a traditional mas band. “So, we try to Left: “Herd Immunity’
depict every aspect of how we could bring these costumes to life,” Collis told THE VINCENTIAN. Each section tells a story about the COVID-19 pandemic, starting with the section entitled ‘Pandemic’. The sections ‘Corona Virus’ and ‘Vaccination’ make way for the ‘Herd Immunity’. According to Collis, the section “Herd Immunity’ is a blend of traditional and modern mas. The idea is to tell a story, and although there is not going to be any ‘Band of the Year’ competition this year, Collis said that the idea was to (still) create something beautiful. There is still limited space available in the band, and given the restrictions of the scaled down activity interested persons are urged to check the Band’s tent located at Richmond Hill, in close proximity to the Public Library. (DD) Right: ‘Vaccination’
Lynx to maintain its high standards Below: Sections of Lynx’s production for Vincymas 2022.
THERE IS NO BAND OF THE YEAR Competition for Vincymas 2022, but patrons and onlookers alike can expect nothing less than the usual high stand of production from the Lynx Mas band. “We would not be having any competition, but for Lynx we will be endeavouring to keep our
production at the usual high standards, so expect nothing less,” Band leader Cornelius ‘Pete’ Thomas told THE VINCENTIAN. Thomas disclosed that the band has shelved the production it had planned for 2022. “We came up with a fresh theme from what
we had planned to do in 2020, which is ‘Vincy Expo’; now we are doing ‘We are Lynx’,” Thomas disclosed. The presentation will comprise four sections: ‘Future Lynx’, ‘Lynx Journey’, ‘Lynx Celebrating’ and ‘Lynx Defending’. And while Thomas
confirmed that the band will be “scaled down,” he said there will be some individual costumes, as Lynx keeps its promise to showcase the art form as well as keep its clientele happy. Lynx Mas Band won the 2019 Band of the Year title. They will go into 2023 as the
defending title holders, there being no Competition this year
and none in either 2020 or 2021 because of the threat of the coronavirus.
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CPEA Feature
Kuba: Displaced but defying the odds
Kuba Francis with her mother Shantel Richards. by DAYLE DA SILVA
Sugar Mill Academy (SMA), placed first overall among the 1705 students who wrote the final examination. “I feel ecstatic, but I wasn’t surprised because I expected to place first,” a very confident Kuba told THE VINCENTIAN. She shared that she was expecting to score 100 percent in all subject areas except Language, and as it turned out, she was not too pleased with how she handled the comprehension but was satisfied that it was a bit easier than she anticipated. To prepare for the exams, Kuba took extra classes, studied a lot and “.. trusted in God.” She had to give up her favourite past time playing the piano - but recognized the value of the hard work that 2021 eruption of La resulted in her success. Soufrière, to become the UBA FRANCIS She thanked her mom, defeated the odds of top performer in this year’s Shantel Richards, dad, Caribbean Primary Exit being among the Bradley Francis, her Assessment (CPEA). many students who were teachers at SMA and Kuba, a student of the physically displaced by the
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friends. But Kuba is also grateful to the teaching staff at the Georgetown Government School. Her journey got started at that institution, her mom explained. According to Richards, “Kuba’s journey was different and unique to a lot of other students.” The issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic did not have as much impact on Kuba, her mom said, but the eruption of the La Soufrière volcano in 2021 was when the real issue arose. They were forced to evacuate, and with the uncertainty about when face to face instructions would resume, they had to make a decision with respect to Kuba’s schooling. Richards said she knew someone who had a child attending the SMA and she was encouraged to have Kuba transfered
there. “We went to the principal and got that sorted out,” Richards said. Richards credits the teaching staff at SMA as being instrumental in making Kuba’s transition a comfortable one. Face to face instructions soon followed, and all was well after that. Notwithstanding her daughter’s transition, Richards said that having to deal with the volcanic eruption and the uncertainties with the schools in the red zones being out, was a major issue. She was pleased with her daughter’s performance but said that it came as no surprise. Kuba indicated that she intends to attend the Girls’ High School and among the things she is looking forward to most, is the competition she expects to meet.
Kaela Bobb: A quiet disposition earns success THE VINCENTIAN caught up with Kaela to get her AELA BOBB of the impression of her Kingstown Preparatory performance. She admitted to School, is perhaps not your not being fazed during the regular 11-year-old student. She disruptions from dengue fever, developed a quiet persistent the volcanic eruptions, and the approach to doing her work and coronavirus. “I stuck it out,” demonstrated an actual love for she said. She also studying and engaging in acknowledged attending extra activities that promote learning. classes in every subject area At the 2022 Caribbean and receiving additional Primary Assessment, the assistance from her mother determined eleven-year-old and her aunt. As for the scored 199/200 for her School exams, she felt her challenge Based Assessment. Her exam came with the external day scores were 282/300, assessment, confessing that, receiving 75/75 for Social “... it wasn’t that hard but it Studies; 71/75 for was a little difficult as well. Mathematics and 68/75 for There were some that were Science. very tricky.” She placed second overall What was interesting about and second for girls. Kaela was her method of As a precursor to these destressing. She is an avid results, at her graduation, Lego builder and has Kaela received awards in painstakingly constructed every subject area tested. She from huge monuments to was the Valedictorian of the small vehicles, people and Class of 2022. by GLORIAH...
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buildings. Grabbing the opportunity to see her in action, this journalist was amazed by the peace, the intense and quiet enjoyment with which she worked. It was almost reverent! Therein laid a sure basis for strong concentration abilities. Kaela, who intends to attend the Girls High School where she wants “to become a legend”, took the time to give some words of advice to students aspiring to write the CPEA. “All I would to say is that you need to study hard and block out the distraction; but do not go into overdrive because overworking yourself could also bring problems. Take time off!” Additionally, she made sure to note that, “Science is my favourite subject. Although I still don’t know what kind I want to be, I want to be an is the daughter of Mrs. Kejoe engineer.” Etienne and Mr. Mark Bobb. Kaela lives in Fairhall and
Kaela Bobb with her mother Kejoe Etienne.
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CPEA Feature
Osanna Sprott: Leading the way for SMRC
Le Raun wants to fly high by WILLIAM KOJAH ANTHONY
WHEN THE NEW SCHOOL LEVEN-YEAR-OLD Osanna YEAR commences Sprott led the way for the St. and he enters a Mary’s Roman Catholic School secondary school (SMRC), when she placed 3rd for of his choice, Le girls and 3rd overall in the recently Raun Fadil concluded CPEA. “It feels good to Robinson will have my results. I am happy and become a former proud of myself,” she said. student of Biabou She recalled that she was Methodist School. expecting to do well but not that And all of that well. Even though the journey is because of his felt long and that online school performance in complicated the process, she the 2022 admitted that she had put in the Caribbean work, doing extra classes in all Primary Exit Assessment, in which he placed subject areas, on Saturdays. The second for boys and sixth overall, with an average results of the hard work were of 95.4 percent. clear as at the 2022 Graduation It was no surprise that Le Raun made his Ceremony of the SMRC, Osanna parents, especially mother Farisha Robinson, and received numerous awards, indeed the entire Biabou district from which he signifying that indeed she was on comes, proud and beaming with satisfaction. top of her game. He pays tribute to his grandmother Dean Job-Sprott of Prospect, other She plans to attend the Girls Robinson, Hassan Wickham, principal of the members of her family, her High School, something she had Biabou Methodist School, and the entire staff there teachers and Principal Ms.Eula decided upon well before entering Johnny for ensuring her success for his success. Grade 6. There she thinks she to date. But his mother Farisha is his number one cheer could achieve great things. leader. She gives him the space to do his thing, having confidence in his ability to make the proper judgement. “Le Raun put in a lot of work,” Farisha admitted. She noted that he missed a lot of instructional time because of the Covid-19 pandemic, but she used her time away from work to ensure that he got the necessary remedial instructions. explained how Math was To students family and her teachers He did a lot of practice tests and past papers, her favourite subject and endeavouring to achieve who helped her along the and he paid attention to notes as well as linking on that she had accelerated great performances at way. the You Tube channel. her interest in Grade 5. the CPEA, she advised, Sahara is the “He put in the extra effort to study,” Farisha Not only did she top “Study hard. Pay daughter of Ms. Shena disclosed. up on Math, she “… took attention in class and Carr and Mr. Andre Le Raun admits that he likes cricket, but he lessons every afternoon put your work first.” Antrobus of Redemption finds time to read. His mother admits that “he has in the week with my She is thankful to her Sharpes. always read above the average reader for his age.” teacher and I would go to But, the young separate lessons on man has his sights Saturdays.” by GLORIAH... set on becoming a She noted that she pilot. That must had scheduled down SAHARA ANTROBUS of have come from his time, watching the St. Mary’s Roman flying to Canouan “educational and funny Catholic School is now to join his mother stuff on television well poised to move on to when she was whenever I took a break. secondary school, having stationed there as a I also slept after a lot of earned excellent grades by WILLIAM KOJAH McMaster family. Five Customs Officer. studying.” in the recently concluded ANTHONY years ago, Ennabelle’s Sahara was sure to When Biabou Caribbean Primary Exit older sister — Genevieve mention that she was Methodist holds its Assessment. ENNABELLE was first for girls and never deterred by the graduation She placed 4th for ELIZABETH MCMASTER second overall in that disruptions that ceremony on June girls and 5th overall with year’s CPEA. occasioned online school. of the Windsor Primary 29, Le Raun will be the following scores: School tied for sixth And in addition to She tolerated online the toast of the 200/200 for her Schoolposition overall and was following in her sister’s learning as she had function. Based Assessment and a fifth for girls, in the 2022 academic shoes, she is also mostly good internet He is one of 15 total of 278/300 for her CPEA. following a similar connections, but missed successful students External Assessment. Her studies aside, she musical programme to her the interactions that from that Her individual scores plays tennis and pointed older sister. face-to-face learning institution who were: Language, 66/75; to her favourite player as Ennabelle’s success fostered. stood out at this Mathematics, 74/75; Naomi Oskaka. therefore, was no surprise She is now ready to outstanding since her year’s CPEA. Science, 68/75; and From the area of to her mother Elizabeth take on the Girls High entry to Grade K.” Principal Hassan Social Studies, 70/75. Dorsetshire Hill McMaster. School saying, “I Having spotted that Wickham praised She gained an overall overlooking capital city The self-described home understand that it is the natural talent, Elizabeth her 16-strong staff 95.6%. Kingstown, Ennabelle has maker, at the Windsor top school and I plan to admitted that she never at Biabou When asked how she adviced those who will be Primary School last excel in Math there.” pushed her daughter into felt about her results, Methodist School writing the CPEA next Monday afternoon said, To date, she is any “extra lessons.” she told THE for the work they year to “Work as hard as “I’m proud of her.” uncertain about a career She attributed the VINCENTIAN, “I feel put in to ensure the you can.” Elizabeth confessed path but quipped, “I success to prayers, and great. It was a lot of students get that Success at the CPEA that EnnaBelle has been might just end (up) some amazing teachers. hard work.” She rounded education. level is nothing new to the “consistent and becoming a surgeon!” by GLORIAH...
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Having followed steadily on the heels of her brother Oneil Sprott, who in 2018 placed 2nd for boys and 3rd overall, Osanna was well placed to give advice to other students, especially those of her school to, “... study hard, take breaks and never doubt yourselves.” Not only versed in the academics. She was a Brownie Guide at the SMRC and is now looking forward to becoming a Girl Guide at the GHS. Additionally, she is an avid music student currently at the Grade 3 level, and enjoys playing the piano. As far as the future goes, she has shown an interest in the field of Computer Science but has not yet decided on that path. Osanna thanked God for giving her wisdom, her parents Mr. Oneil Sprott and Mrs. Tamara
Sahara Antrobus: Ready for Secondary School
Ennabelle’s performance: No surprise
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CPEA Feature
Myles Dalton: An All-round Student by GLORIAH... MYLES DALTON of the Kingstown Preparatory School (KPS) placed 3rd for boys and 8th overall in the 2022 CPEA. His subject scores were: Mathematics = 71/75; Science = 66/75; and Social Studies = 72/75. His SBA total was 197/200, and External Assessment total, 276/300; giving him an overall total of 473/500. The eleven-year-old resident of Prospect is the son of Mr. Michael and Mrs. Nicolette Dalton. Did Myles expect to place among the top ten? He didn’t! He told THE VINCENTIAN that despite all the hard work he had put in, that goal seemed far. “I feel surprised and good. I really didn’t expect to place in the top ten but that made me feel great,” he confessed. When asked about his study pattern, he explained, “My favourite subject is Social Studies
and I really studied hard to improve not only in Social Studies but in every single subject.” He attended Math and Language classes every day of the week and on Saturdays and Sundays would study with the assistance of his mother and father. “I think all this made me an all-round student,” he declared confidently. In attesting to this, he revealed that even through the disruptions caused by the COVID19 pandemic, he still studied. Myles’ older brother, having attended the St. Vincent Grammar School and now is a student at the St. Vincent Community College, has set the example for him to follow. The plain-speaking young man plans to follow in his brother’s footsteps and so, will attend the St. Vincent Grammar School also, “... because I think it’s the best secondary boys’ school!” He feels that he has made his big brother proud.
Dylan Pretli: Try Hard and Keep on Going by GLORIAH...
With his sights set on becoming an engineer preferably in the chemical field, Myles believes his CPEA performance could be an encouragement to other students of the KPS. Sounding years older that his age and full of wisdom, “I will like to be an example to other students of the Kingstown Preparatory School and for those wanting to achieve excellence at the CPEA,” he said. “I will advise them to study hard, concentrate on your work and do not get distracted and you will achieve excellence.”
Matthew Clarke ‘aces’ the CPEA better than he did, but always knew that he was ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD going to be among the top Matthew Clarke will be ten, despite some representing St Vincent challenges he had with and the Grenadines at the Mathematics. ITF/COTECC U12 Nevertheless, he was Development Teams proud of his Tennis Championships in accomplishment Trinidad from July 15. attributing his success to And he will be hoping the revision classes that the success he had in the he had with his dad Gary 2022 Caribbean Primary Clarke, and the time he Exit Assessment (CPEA) dedicated to studying. will spill off into the To stick to the study tournament. routine, there were a few Matthew, a student of sacrifices that he had to the Sugar Mill Academy, make, like giving up placed 8th overall and 3rd playing the steelpan and for boys) in this year’s the ukulele and some CPEA, scoring a total of tennis. 473 points out of a But he said that he still maximum 500. aspires of becoming a “I feel good,” he told professional athlete in the THE VINCENTIAN. form of a pro-tennis He disclosed that he player. was hoping to perform “I just love tennis,” he by DAYLE DA SILVA
said. After all, he has been playing since he was 3 years old and there should be no surprise when he speaks of becoming a professional tennis player. Although he qualified to attend the St Vincent Grammar School, Matthew said that he will be attending the St Joseph’s Convent Marriaqua. His mother - Trudie Clarke, shared that he always wanted to attend the same institution as his older twin sisters, and that he preferred a coed. His placement in the CPEA examinations, Mrs. Clarke said, did not come as much of a surprise. “We always knew that he is a hard worker,” she said, “and he has some
sort of photographic memory — he doesn’t have to work too hard to do well,” Mrs. Clarke continued, and related how she was nervous when the results were released, while Matthew remained calm. She was grateful to the Sugar Mill Academy and the “great teachers” there… “it is an amazing institution.” Matthew Clarke ‘aces’ the CPEA.
DYLAN PRETLI is an enthusiastic, eleven-year-old student of the St. Mary’s Roman Catholic School (SMRC). When the results of the Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment were released, he showed clear confidence that he would be successful. And he was! He placed 5th for boys and 10th overall. He scored a total of 197/200 for his SchoolBased Assessment and his exam day scores saw him gaining 275/300. He walked away with a 94.4% pass grade. “I feel happy,” he stated with a smile, “but I still feel I could have done a bit better. I put in a lot of work despite the disruptions from the eruptions and the coronavirus. Had that not been, I believe with our regular fact-to-face classes, it would have been better.” He disclosed that he completed extra, after school classes in all four subject areas, and his teachers, family and friends helped him to cope. And with the experience of the CPEA behind him, he shares his formula for success: “Try hard and keep on going, no matter what!” Additionally, just as he found a way to take breaks between all the studying, he also opined that CEPA students should, “Get some relaxation time every once in a while!” Why? “Because you need to rest to refresh yourself and relax your brain. That makes sure that you do not overwork yourself!” Dylan is now on his way to the St. Vincent Grammar School. He has chosen that institution because, “It’s the best boys’ school in St. Vincent.” When he gets there, he plans to demonstrate the same drive and enthusiasm that took him through the SMRC. He has made no future career plans. He simply prefers to ride the waves and see where they will take him. Dylan is the son of Mr. Darren Pretli and Mrs. Simone Pretli of Queen’s Drive.
Jael Forbes: The essence of preparation by GLORIAH... “I’M VERY EXCITED and happy because I’ve been preparing for this for the last year or so, so I’m happy that my hard work paid off.” This is what a softspoken Jael Forbes told THE VINCENTIAN this week, after the CPEA results were released. The astute-sounding eleven-year-old from the St. Mary’s Roman Catholic School, placed
5th for boys and 10th overall. He is on his way to the St. Vincent Grammar School, the institution of his choice, “…because my relatives and my family tried to convince me to go there. So, their opinion had a great say in my final decision.” He also believes that the “good academics” there can help him to broaden his horizon. Jael was never intimidated by the exam.
From the onset he used his favourite subject Mathematics as the catalyst for study. He worked from a programme of extra classes at the Fitz Academy and personal study on weekends. “I was able to identify my weaknesses,” he admitted. His relatives helped with these even as he actively did research. The young man emphasized the
importance of taking breaks without which, he proffered, one could become overwhelmed and may not be able to fully concentrate. He related, “I would go outside and get some fresh air. Occasionally, I would play with my dog and also play football.” Was he affected by the interruptions occasioned by the coronavirus? Yes! “... Online learning was a bit of a downgrade from physical learning,” and
his focus on the instruction was not that which he gave to face-toface learning. Jael has left a clear impression that he is prepared for the task ahead. He has even hinted that in the future, his beloved Mathematics will factor into whatever he becomes. “I’ve thought about a career and I haven’t come to a full conclusion, but in my experience, Mathematics somehow comes into
every sector of Science, Language, Social Studies and so on,” was his explanation. He thanked his parents - Ms. Jennifer Forbes and Mr. Jayles Yeoh - his teachers, his school and Fitz Academy, for preparing him for the exam and continuing to push him forward.
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M M M F M F M M F M M HAAMID CLINTON RASHAD M M TIWON YACKAI F RONIECE JADA F MER'JANIQUE AKEILA C. D'ANDRE KINGSLEY L. T. M BRENDAN RAG MAXWELL M F PHILLISHA M AACALIB JAYDON F CHRISTINE TAMAR F.
LAYOU GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY LOWMANS LEEWARD ANGLICAN CALDER GOVERNMENT BELAIR GOVERNMENT CALDER GOVERNMENT RICHLAND PARK GOVERNMENT LOWER BAY PRIMARY SCHOOL BELAIR GOVERNMENT LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT RICHLAND PARK S. D. A LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT EVESHAM METHODIST FAIR HALL PRIMARY QUESTELLES GOVERNMENT LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY OWIA GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY SION HILL GOVERNMENT
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GOMEA METHODIST QUESTELLES GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY EVESHAM METHODIST KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT BRIGHTON METHODIST GOMEA METHODIST FAIR HALL PRIMARY PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY TROUMACA GOVERNMENT EVESHAM METHODIST BIABOU METHODIST STEPHANIE BROWNE PRIMARY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY STEPHANIE BROWNE PRIMARY C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY STUBBS GOVERNMENT LAUDERS PRIMARY
LOWMANS WINDWARD ANGLICAN
STUBBS GOVERNMENT LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT
LOWMANS WINDWARD ANGLICAN
FITZ HUGHES GOVERNMENT STUBBS GOVERNMENT CANOUAN GOVERNMENT STUBBS GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT SION HILL GOVERNMENT TROUMACA GOVERNMENT LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT GEORGETOWN GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY BARROUALLIE GOVERNMENT QUESTELLES GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY GREGGS GOVERNMENT MARY HUTCHINSON PRIMARY LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT MARY HUTCHINSON PRIMARY CANE END GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY GOMEA METHODIST PAGET FARM GOVERNMENT QUESTELLES GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CLARE VALLEY GOVERNMENT BEQUIA S. D. A ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY DIAMOND GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN ANGLICAN GOMEA METHODIST BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY RICHLAND PARK S. D. A RICHLAND PARK S. D. A GOMEA METHODIST CHATEAUBELAIR METHODIST
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F M M F F F F M F F F M F M RACHEL REYON RACQUEL F F KINIYA KENISHA F KIMIYA KEMISHA F ASHANA ISHANA M SETH SOYL LESLIE M MALIK AVNDREZ M ROHAUN JEREMIAH F MAYA MIRANDA LOUISE M MOZANO FITZWALTER F TEEYAH HAYLEY M. F KIANNA KELORN F AKIRA SAPPHIRE C. F ALIYAHNA COLICA F JENNIQUE VERONIQUE F XAVISHA AMELIA M DAMAIN KIMROY M TRISTAN N J F HAILEY AALIYAH F KYLA JOELEEN KENNEY CHRISTOPHER M M ALJAY EZEKIEL F ARIAH SORYAH GLENROY JR. CRESWELL M F SHERNELLE AMEILA M. M JETT AADEN TALIB
DIAMOND GOVERNMENT RICHLAND PARK S. D. A STUBBS GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY LANGLEY PARK GOVERNMENT OWIA GOVERNMENT OWIA GOVERNMENT SANDY BAY GOVERNMENT GREGGS GOVERNMENT LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT NEW PROSPECT PRIMARY OWIA GOVERNMENT ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT MARRIAQUA GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN GOVERNMENT BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY GREGGS GOVERNMENT PAMELUS BURKE PRIMARY BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY TROUMACA GOVERNMENT MAYREAU GOVERNMENT C. W. PRESCOD PRIMARY BELAIR GOVERNMENT LAYOU GOVERNMENT CALLIAQUA ANGLICAN FANCY GOVERNMENT BEQUIA ANGLICAN PRIMARY RICHLAND PARK S. D. A CALDER GOVERNMENT SION HILL GOVERNMENT STUBBS GOVERNMENT BRIGHTON METHODIST TROUMACA GOVERNMENT FAIR HALL PRIMARY LODGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT KINGSTOWN PREPARATORY
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RONIQUE SHAWANNA CORNEL CEJAY DANESHA TAMESHA DJHANI ROWALL EVRETH ISAW TESHORN BRANDON D. L. XIOMARA KIRBIE ADELL NIOMIE PETRAUNA ANIKA HANNAH KEMIRA ALIAH SONIUS SOHANN SANIYA ARIYAH MAKAYLA JONATHAN PAUL RAHIEM PATRICK J. ANGELIQUE HADASSAH A. LA SHAUNTE' TERRECE B.
JOSHUA JULIAN ALISHA VERONICA S. ROWEL LENNON GLASTON JUNIOR JASZEL MARVO MAYA JEREMIAH ALANZO J. KAI ELLIOT JAHDA SHANEISH BLESSYN KENNIQUA V. JAYA JADE JAE SADIE ANGELENA HAZEL-ANN JOSHUA JEREMIAH M. ALEXA SHERDION DACIA SHERIDON MIA CIARA JORIANA ABIGAIL LEONEL LEVI GABRIAL MISHKA KETASHA N. DEJUN DEROY
THE VINCENTIAN. FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 2022. 27.
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ELIJAH ETHAN CIANA JAZIANN TYLER EZEKIEL A'MYA ADRIANNA S. HOPE CHRIST-T S. ADELLAW ANTARES ALISHA RONIQUE
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28. FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 2022. THE VINCENTIAN
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CANDIDATE NO.
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ARIES (Mar. 21- April 20) Set the ball in motion and be relentless until you complete the project. You can make money if you're willing to push your ideas on those in a position to support your efforts. Leave things as they are for the moment and focus on reaching your highest potential at work. TAURUS (Apr. 21- May 21) You will have a problem sorting out your true feelings when it comes to your relationship. You need time to think things through. You can make personal changes that will enhance your appearance and bring you greater popularity.
LIBRA (Sept. 24 -Oct. 23) You may feel that someone at work is holding you back. You will be looking for creative ways to make a little extra cash. Real estate should be lucrative for you. Do what you can but don't jeopardize your health trying to please everyone. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) Just be yourself. Investments that deal with property will be lucrative; however, upsets with family members may be likely. You should get out and enjoy social events where you are likely to meet new potential mates; however, don't over spend.
GEMINI (May 22-June 21) Travel will be favorable and bring you the greatest rewards. Get together with those you find men tally stimulating. Get on with your life. Changes in your home will be positive. Property investments should payoff.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 -Dec. 21) Try to do your job and then leave. Don't start a dispute unless you're prepared to accept irreversible results. Try and avoid getting involved in idle chatter or gossip that might get you in trouble. Travel will promote new romantic encounters and additional cultural knowledge.
CANCER (June 22-July 22) Try to think things through. Sudden disruptions will cause upset and a change of routine in your home environment. Make plans to meet again in the near future. Your emotional partner may make you angry this week.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22.- Jan. 20) You can avoid hassles by sticking to your work and refusing to get involved in gossip or idle chatter. You should get out and enjoy social events where you are likely to meet new potential mates; however, don't over spend. A new image can be the result if you change your look.
LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Take care of the needs or responsibilities of elders. You may be overreacting to a situation at hand. Promote your ideas now. Think twice before eating spicy foods; you may have problems with your stomach. VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sept. 23) Secret affairs may only cause complications in your life. Children could cost you more than you can afford. Travel will be favorable. Resist overspending on luxury items. Get busy making those changes to your home.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21.- Feb. 19) You need to get out and be an observer. Channel your energy into decorating or household chores. Be sure to doublecheck the house on your way out. You may find yourself interested in more than one person. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) Try to take care of the needs of those you love. Someone may be trying to pull the wool over your eyes. You will communicate with ease this week. Your contributions will be valued and helpful.
ACROSS 1. Calculating pro 4. Cover letters? 7. Furiously 12. Improvise 13. Put out 15. Knocked out 16. Solitary 17. Narc’s find, perhaps 18. Heads off 19. Come into big money 22. Long-gone bird 23. Ravage 24. Vicious growler 28. Sicilian city 33. Cockpit chief 35. Tranquil scene 36. Passes the checkered flag before any other driver 42. Bob ___ 43. Brewer’s need 44. Asian shrines 38. Visual 52. Like a line, briefly 54. No effort 55. Where champion jockeys take applause 60. Golf shot 62. Some are horned 63. Shooting marble 64. Hamlet et al. 65. Hardship 66. Spanish article 67. Indemnify 68. “Just kidding!” 69. Farm enclosure DOWN 1. Stadium sights 2. Gear 3. “To do” list 4. Punjabi believer 5. ___-dieu 6. Tumbled 7. Self-proclaimed experts 8. Yesterday, to Juan 9. Fishing site 10. Court call 11. Drapers’ meas. 14. Opening
15. Couric of TV 20. Weapon 21. Belly 25. Easter fleur 26. Imp 27. Profit, for short 29. Having the most sediment 30. Where the Salmon River rises, abbr. 31. Wall Street locale 32. Draft pick 34. Crack 36. Food measurement 37. Part of a dish’s name 38. Container 39. Keyword improvements for a website (abbr.) 40. Water source 41. LAX setting
45. Political symbol 46. Queen ___ lace 47. “Didn’t I tell you?” 49. Saguaro, e.g. 50. Cockeyed 51. Wiggle room 53. Send e-mail marketing messages 55. End of filming
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X-Ceed doubles in Fast-5 Netball
Joseann Antoine of Maple Netball Club – MVP in Division One.
On Trac X-Ceed Division One champion. WHEN THE 2022 FLOW/BANK OF SVG Fast–5 Netball Tournament ended last Monday evening, 20th June at the Kingstown Netball Centre, it was all On Trac X-Ceed. This, as the X-Ceed pouched the Division One title, to follow their victory in Division Two. Facing Mitres in the final match of the tournament, X-Ceed,
despite some anxious moments, held on to win 26-23. This meant that XCeed played unbeaten to end on 10 points and in the process, successfully defended the title they won in the inaugural tournament in 2020. Second to X-Ceed was Maple Netball Club (8 points) and third was Mitres (6 points). The other teams
competing in Division One were National Properties Netters (4 points), RSVG Police Sports Club (2 points) and Clinchers (0 points). Like their Division One counterparts, On Trac X- Ceed also played unbeaten in Division Two to end on 8 points. Second was Sion Hill Sports Club (6 points), third- SVG General Services Maple (4
points)followed by Future Stars (2 points) and Success Netters (0 points). Commenting on XCeed’s double success, Head Coach - Godfrey Harry said: “It was something that we were looking forward to… Retaining the Division One title was great and adding the Division Two is even better.” Harry noted that the Fast-5 format falls into his club’s training regimen. “Our regime for training has made it easier for us, because we basically train playing Fast-5…,” Harry related. However, Harry is cognizant that others will be upping their game, with the intent of unseating them from their perch. “…. we will have to up our game and go a step better,” he admitted.
were- Joseann Antoine of Maple Netball Club in Division One: and Dian Toney of Sion Hill Sports Club in Division Two. Antoine and Toney were also their teams’ MVPs. The other MVP awardees in Division One were Zoey Frederick- Clinchers; Kaywanna CharlesMitres; Kassindra Prescott — National Properties Netters; Jomaria Quashie — On Trac X- Ceed and Shamora Warner- RSVG
Police. In Division Two, also named as MVPs were Ketonna Campbell- SVG General Services Maple; On Trac X-Ceed TwoKristiana Christopher; Afiya Charles — Success Netters and Roneika Gibson- Future Stars. The top three teams in each division, were rewarded with trophies and medals.
Awards Taking the Player of the Tournaments awards
On Trac X-Ceed Division Two Champion.
Netballers receive Personal Development Training
Netballers in a group session with Hon. René Baptiste. THE ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES Under-23 netball team which will be competing in the Caribbean Games in Guadeloupe, were last Sunday 19th June, engaged in a Personal Development Session at the Paradise Inn Conference Room. Facilitated by the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Netball Association (SVGNA),
the one-day session sought to familiarize the netballers with their roles and responsibilities when they venture out as national representatives. Conducting the day’s activities were Shimano Bailey, who is attached to the Social Department of the Georgetown Medical and Diagnostic Centre, lawyer and Patron of the SVGNA - Hon. Rene Baptiste, and Sharlene
Wyllie, the Second Vice President of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Netball Association. President of the SVGNA Natasha Baptiste, noted that the exercise was in keeping with the Executive commitment to foster the holistic development of the players. “Holistic Development is something that my Executive and I strongly believe in…We believe that whenever a national team is travelling out that there are certain things to be shared collectively and so we also wanted to have them in a different environment where they can share with one another and learn what is required of them as ambassadors,” Baptiste told THE VINCENTIAN. She noted that Sunday’s session has set the tone for similar engagements in the future and advanced that the Development Sessions will
SVG’s Under-23 Netball team and officials, pose with Hon. Rene Baptiste, Patron of the SVGNA. become a norm across the various national; teams — Seniors, Under-23s and Under-16s. Making up the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Under-23 Netball Team to the Caribbean Games are Kristiana Christopher ( Captain) , Shania Pompey (Vice- Captain), Shainaya Clement, Aaliyah Jordan, Annicia Dallaway, Sherissa
Yorke, Monell Lavia, Zanique Vincent, Khylia Miller, Kayjuanna Bacchus, Nyia Miller and Yanneisha Scipio Mc Fee. The team is managed by Sylonne Lewis. The Head Coach is Dellarice Duncan and Woodrow Williams the trainer. The Caribbean Games takes place from 29th June to 3rd July.
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Olympic Week culminates on Sunday the activities disclosed: “The plan for this Sunday in Layou is to have an event of mixed sport, where we will have six swimmers, six cyclists and six athletes who will take part in a Relay.” Morgan noted that composition of the teams will be done by the drawing of slots, thereby ruling out any “gender biases”. He called on residents of Layou and surrounding communities to be part of the afternoon’s activities. Part of the community involvement, Morgan revealed, is the hosting of challenges, inclusive of carrying buckets of water among others. He disclosed that there will be additional awareness activities. “Also, we have some exhibitions from Taekwondo, Karate and Chester Morgan (left), Keith Joseph (centre), Akiyama Gymnastics… We Johnson (right) at Tuesday’s Media Conference. chose these sports
THE CENTRAL LEEWARD town of Layou will be buzzing this Sunday from 2pm to 5pm, as the annual Olympic Day Run returns, after a two-year absence. The much-anticipated Olympic Day Run culminates the 2022 Olympic Week, as celebrated by the National Olympic Academy of the St Vincent and the Grenadines Olympic Committee (SVGOC). Plans for this Sunday’s activities were outlined at a Media Conference held last Tuesday, June 21, at the Conference Room of the National Sports Council at Arnos Vale. Chester Morgan, who spearheads
Representatives of the SVGOC at last Sunday’s Church Service. because we believe there needs to be an awareness for these sports and how important they are for the fundamental development of our athletes,” Morgan informed. Olympic Week began last Sunday with a Church Service at the Arnos Vale Covenant Assembly, followed by Tuesday’s Press Conference.
On Thursday, Olympic Day, President of the SVGOC — Stephen Joachim delivered a message to mark the occasion, and a Meet and Greet Event for affiliate members of the SVGOC. Olympic Week 2022 was celebrated under the theme: “Move for Peace”.
Durrant is Rugby’s new President DELLON DURRANT is the new President of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Rugby Union (SVGRU). He was duly elected at the Union’s Annual General Meeting held at the National Sports Council Conference Room, Arnos Vale, last Saturday. Durant will take over from the outgoing President - Leonard Mathews who didn’t seek reelection to a post he had held since 2019. The new executive reads: Dellon Durrant — President; Ronald Edwards - Vice President; River
Providence — Treasurer; PRO - Kemi Francois. Durrant and Providence will share the duties of General Secretary Others who will sit on the executive are: Paul Kirby = Union Captain and League Coordinator; Brian Alexander League Coordinator and Team Manager; Kelly Glass, Kit Horne, Youth I Dougal - Sponsorship Directors’ Justin Tittle Union Coach. Speaking after his election, Durrant said he was honoured to be given the role and spoke of being prepared for the post having served as the
‘Get into Rugby’ Coach, Manager and Development Officer; Lead Coordinator organizing at the 7s, 10s and 15s tournaments; then General Secretary working closely with the former President. As far as where he will focus his attention, he said, “My first focus will be on the youth - the Under-19s. I will be focusing on these players as well as the females… getting them more involved. We’ll also look at entering more tournaments and host more local tournaments as a short term goal and
see how we can develop from there.” The new President was quick to give praise to his predecessor and declared that he will be happy to continue where he left off, saying. “Due to the Covid pandemic he could not execute his plans so I would like to finish that, dealing with the youth and the females, and getting back into the Part of the SVG Rugby Union new executive (front primary and secondary row L-R): River Providence – Treasurer, and schools.” Dellon Durant – President; (back row L-R): Brian He also mentioned continuing with training Alexander – Team Manager, Justin Tittle – Union Coach, and Ronald Edwards – Vice President. for the national senior team, especially in light of an upcoming 7s Rugby Tournament against Barbados. I.B.A. ALLEN
SVGTTA to hold competitions
THE SVG Table Tennis Association (SVGTTA) will hold its 2nd All-Female Assessment and an All-Male Competitions at the Sir James F. Mitchell Auditorium, NDP Headquarters, Kingstown,
Saturday 9th July, 2022. A Cadet Assessment Competition (15 years and under) is set for Saturday, July 2nd, at the same venue. The current national rankings for the Females and
Cadet Males will be used to establish the groupings of the participants in the first round of each competition. Orville Haslam, President of the SVG Table Tennis Association said, “As with previous events, the competitions are done in an effort to put our table tennis athletes in the mind set of continuously competing against each other. This will also allow the Table Tennis Association to assess and select those who show the components needed to represent St. Vincent and the Grenadines in the regional and international arena.” Table tennis players will be looking to impress in this weekend’s competitions.
Orville Haslam, SVGTTA President, looking for more improvement.
He disclosed that the female national table tennis team members Shanecia Delpeche, Leah Cumberbatch, Jessicia Mc Carter and Unica Velox - are currently in training for participation in the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England, July 28th to August 8th, 2022. The female team will be the SVGTTA’s only representation at the Games. Notwithstanding their selection to national representation, the four are expected to participate in this weekend’s Female Assessment Competition. SVGTTA’s current rankings in the female category are: No.1 - Shanecia Delpeche with
11 points; No.2 - Leah Cumberbatch on 10 points; No.3 - Jesscia Mc Carter on 6 points; No.4 - Casique Quow on 5 points; No.5 - Briel Stapleton 1 point; No.6. Therese Simmons on 1 point. Going into the All-Male Competition, the top five ranking reads: No.1 - Devante O. Matthews (18 pts); No.2 Lamont Gregg (15 pts); No.3 Kris Ollivierre (12 pts); No.4 Joshua Simmons (7 pts); No.5 - Noel Abbott (7 pts). I.B.A. ALLEN
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Saints, Police into T20 Finals GAUDIAN GENERAL SAINTS and Police Two will clash in the finals of the NLA/Neil Williams T20 Cricket Competition this Saturday, at the Arnos Vale Playing Field. This, as the two-gameout winners in their semi-finals encounters which were disappointing to say the least. Saints - defending champion - defeated Victors One by 6 wickets in their semi-final match
at the Sion Hill Playing Field last Sunday. The win was Saints’ 17th consecutive win and they will be looking to extend that record when they face Police Two for the title. Scores: Victors one 121 from 20 overs. Keron Cotty 50, Reshawn Lewis 24, Sunil Ambris 3 for 8; Saints 123 for 4 from 15 overs. Sunil Ambris 60 not out, Ray Jordan 2 for 12.
Female empowerment in soccer! BY NOW all concern, interested, and involve in soccer must have arrived at an opinion from analysing the just concluded senior Concacaf female tournament performances and results, as well as the two games played by the senior male team on the 3-10-6-22. Please be aware, what you already know, or should know must hurts, do not be naive. I wish all would consider before sharing their findings, that since the inception of receiving ‘The Development Fund’, there is an allotment of 2% for female development, and in September 2020, the SVGFF Executives announced they received $1.3 million to develop female players. No soccer was played in 2021 due to COVID-19. Do you all think those funds from 1992 to 2020 have been spend on developing females soccer? From their performances, it looks as if the funds are not enough, or they have not been develop properly, due to COVID-19 a senior female team participated in 2022 and again did not qualify. All the players, teams and clubs in SVG are developed by coaches who are ‘not paid’. They are the ‘billy buttons of soccer in SVG’. The executives are paid, and those who travel with their team as coach, along with the ‘billy buttons’ to make sure they participate to receive the next Development Fund. The team hardly qualify, and this has been happening for 30 years, just at any attempt at every tournament. This the executives cannot recognize that ‘the system’ need changing also the team’s preparation. Parents, guardians and families are very dissapointed as their children practice in vain. They are fed-up of hearing the same ‘nice’ excuses after poor performances and results again and again. No Under-17 females were given the opportunity to see and show what they learn, they have been sending U-15 to tournament instead. Five years they are left to prepare, all different kind of changes take place because of the lack of proper preparation including no competitions. USA, Mexico and Canada will be representing Concacaf at the World Cup in India and maybe executives. Imagine Puerto Rico came forth, they stated long after SVGFF females. Remembrer the Male Senior team scored seven against them at Arnos Vale in their second world Cup attempt. To be continued. Rollit Waldrond
Police Two secured their spot in the finals with a commanding 9wicket win over Bequia in an earlier match at Sion Hill. Scores: Bequia 48 from 14 overs Beniton Stapleton 4 for 4, Romario Bibby 3 for 23; Police Two 49 for 1 from 4 overs - Dillon Douglas 30 not out. In their quarterfinal match played on Saturday, Police Two beat Flow Rivals by 110 runs at Arnos Vale 2. Scores: Police Two 230 for 7 from 20 overs Dillon
Douglas 137 (10 sixes and 12 fours) from 69 balls; Flow Rivals 120 Dillon from 15 overs. Javid Douglas Williams 39, Nigel Small stroked 3 for 25, Darius Martin 2 133 to for 9, Romario Bibby 2 help Police Two for 32, Dillon Douglas 2 for 34. claim a At Sion Hill, Victors semi-final One beat Northern Stars place.
A number of players from this 2020 Guardian General Saints squad (pictured) will take to the field this Saturday to defend their T20 title. by 55 runs. Scores: Victors One 207 for 4 from 20 oversAtticus Browne 97 not out, Ray Jordan 47, Donald Delpesche 2 for 26;
Sunil Ambris hit 60 not out and took 3 wickets to help Saints to the finals. Northern Stars 152 from 18 overs - Delpesche 46, Tilron Harry 35, Michael Joseph 28, - Ray Jordan 3 for 7, Luke Wilson 2 for 24. Stories: I.B.A. ALLEN Police Two with good form behind them, will be going all out to ‘arrest’ Saints’ move for another title.
Two Vincentians in Female CPL Teams VINCENTIANS female cricketers - Japhina Joseph and Jannillea Glasgow - will be part of the historic inaugural Women’s Caribbean Premier League (CPL), with the tournament set to get underway on 30th August. Joseph was picked up by Barbados Royals and Glasgow by Trinbago Knight Riders during their participation in Cricket West Indies (CWI) T20 Blaze and the 50 overs tournament held in Guyana recently. Three teams will comprise the inaugural tournament: Barbados Royals — led by Hayley Matthews; Guyana Amazon Warriors — led by Stafanie Taylor; Trinbago Knight Riders — led by Deandra Dottin. Speaking to the VINCENTIAN from Guyana where she, like her compatriot is on tour with the Windward Islands, Joseph said, “I am really honored to take part in the first female CPL. I am looking forward to the tournament to be a good one — me putting my best foot forward - so
whenever there is a next tournament my performance would be able to pick myself.” Glasgow shared: “I think it’s a great initiative for young talent like myself and a chance to discover more talent in the Caribbean. I am grateful and thankful for such an opportunity. “Having some knowledge and understanding at the senior level is a big boost and I will make sure to pass it on to my fellow mates.” At present, each team has 11 players, including the domestic and international players from the West Indies. Additionally, each team will sign three overseas players to bring the squad size to 14.
The present teams: Barbados Royals: Hayley Matthews (captain), Shakera Selman, Reniece Boyce, Mandy Mangru, Britney Cooper, Aaliyah Alleyne, Shanika Bruce, Afy Fletcher, Qiana Joseph, Japhina Joseph, Chinelle Henry
Jannillea Glasgow (left), and Japhina Joseph are on their way to the inaugural Female CPL. Guyana Amazon Warriors: Stafanie Taylor (captain), Shemaine Campbelle, Rashada Williams, Rachael Vincent, Kaysia Schultz, Chedean Nation, Cherry-Ann Fraser, Shamilia Connell, Karishma Ramharack, Shabika Gajnabi, Zaida James. Trinbago Knight Riders: Deandra Dottin (captain), Anisa Mohammed, Lee Ann Kirby, Kyshona Knight, Kycia Knight, Natasha McLean, Sheneta Grimmond, Caneisha Isaac, Jannillea Glasgow, Steffie Soogrim, Shawnisha Hector.
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