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 His Excellency, the Governor General, Sir Carlyle Glean; Permanent Secretary, Mrs. Veda Bruno-Victor; Coordinator of Youth; Mr. Kevin Andall; Coordinator of Youth Service & Leadership; Ms. Jacqueline Alexis; Chairperson, Ms. Nisha Mc Intyre; Other staff of the Ministry of Youth Empowerment & Sports; Members of the various youth organizations and clubs; Distinguished guests; visitors from various Commonwealth Nations; principals, teachers, parents, students Cultural Performers; everyone present here today.
A pleasant afternoon to you and a special thank you for being part of today’s Commonwealth Celebrations. Welcome.
While the Commonwealth exists to serve everyone in every member state, the Commonwealth has placed specific emphasis on youth development. I am happy to see so many young faces today. For this reason, my remarks will focus heavily on the youth and their relationship with the Commonwealth.
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DIGICEL ROLLS OUT THE RED CARPET FOR THE NEWEST STAR IN ITS BLACKBERRY SMARTPHONE RANGE – THE BLACKB |
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 |
The sleek and elegant smartphone steals the show with its high end, high performance design and applications
February 2, 2010 – Kingston, Jamaica: Digicel, the largest mobile operator in the Caribbean and fastest growing operator in Central America and the Pacific, today unveiled the newest addition to its wide range of BlackBerry® smartphones. The BlackBerry® Bold™ 9700 smartphone gives customers the freedom and flexibility to organize their work and social life on one sleek and powerful device. |
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Haiti's Ground Zero: A Field of Maize and Beans |
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 |
Javier Escobedo
As long as you had the money, one thing a traveler would have passing through the poor Haitian farming town of Leogane, before the terrible earthquake on January 12, was a good meal. A stop-off on the long road from Port-au Prince to the south-western cities of Jacmel and Les Cayes, Leogane's roadside stalls sold hot meals of plantain, beans and maize. Weary travellers would stock up on coconuts, mangoes, sugar cane, bananas and grapefruit, depending on the season, from women crouched with baskets by the roadside. |
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Savvy Grenada Donates 50 Thousand Dollars to Haiti |
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 |
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Savvy Grenada, the parent company of Port Louis, Mount Cinnamon and Tufton Hall, has donated over $50,000 to help Haiti’s earthquake victims. The announcement of the donation was made today by Director of Development Mark Scott after totalling up all of the company’s fund raising efforts. |
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YABT Workshop to strengthen small business |
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 |
YABT Grenada workshop on Small Business Development Center (SBDC) to strengthen, harmonize and enlighten participants
The Young Americas Business Trust (YABT) Grenada in association The Golda Meir Mount Carmel International Training Center (MCTC) Israel and MASHAV – Israel’s premiere center for Small Business Development conducted a week of training in the creation of small business development centers (SBDC). |
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