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CCRIF invites Caribbean nationals to apply for its scholarship and internship programmes for 2023 (https://www.ccrif.org/scholarship and https://www.ccrif.org/ccrif–uwi–scholarships for scholarships

MARIGOT, St. Martin — His Excellency David Comissiong, Barbados’ Ambassador to CARICOM, recently received The Presidents’ Award from the St. Martin Book Fair. The annual Award is the final highlight of the three-day St. Martin Literary Festival, said book fair coordinator Shujah Reiph.

The Bahamas Basketball Federation (BBF) recently announced its coaching staff for junior boys and girls teams representing The Bahamas this summer in international play.

The boys will be playing at the Centrobasket Under-15 (U15) Boys Championship in Gurabo, Puerto Rico, June 18-22, 2022. They will be playing at the Fernando ‘Rube’ Hernandez Coliseum.

By Morissa Lindsay

Delivered by Curtis M. King, Minister of Education at her funeral service

There are some teachers who through their devotion, professionalism and genuine love for students have helped and continue to help students to discover and release their creative and intellectual potential. In short, they help students to discover themselves. These are the teachers we tend to remember the most.

Their considerable influence on our subsequent choices in life put them in the exalted category of great teachers. Mrs. Faith Waite-Odle belongs to this group of teachers.

Delivered by Curtis M. King, Minister of Education at her funeral service

There are some teachers who through their devotion, professionalism and genuine love for students have helped and continue to help students to discover and release their creative and intellectual potential. In short, they help students to discover themselves. These are the teachers we tend to remember the most.

Their considerable influence on our subsequent choices in life put them in the exalted category of great teachers. Mrs. Faith Waite-Odle belongs to this group of teachers.

The local players have been drafted ahead of the historic inaugural Women’s Caribbean Premier League tournament set to get underway on August 30, 2022.

The three participating teams will be captained by Hayley Matthews, (Barbados Royals); Stafanie Taylor, (Guyana Amazon Warriors); and Deandra Dottin,(Trinbago Knight Riders), a release from the organisers state.

The local players have been drafted ahead of the historic inaugural Women’s Caribbean Premier League tournament set to get underway on August 30, 2022.

The three participating teams will be captained by Hayley Matthews, (Barbados Royals); Stafanie Taylor, (Guyana Amazon Warriors); and Deandra Dottin,(Trinbago Knight Riders), a release from the organisers state.

by: Ianá Ferguson

by: Ianá Ferguson