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What Has Happened To The Black Village?

What Has Happened To The Black Village?

By Yvonne Sam Contributing Columnist Way back then, during my growing up years, there were many things that Black folks did not have. Nevertheless, there was one thing that we did have, which replaced and made up for those things ...

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Captain Twistleton (Twist) Bertrand Passes On

Captain Twistleton (Twist) Bertrand Passes On

ONTARIO, Canada Friday, December 13, 2019 — Twistleton St. Rose Bertrand, who born on September 4, 1924 and fondly known as Twist, died, peacefully, at home, last Sunday, at the age of 95. A Dominican expatriate and World War II ...

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Your Motivation Determines Your Success

Your Motivation Determines Your Success

By Ettie Rutherford Contributing Columnist Have you ever felt as if you can’t be bothered with a task or an action, in which you are engaged? That is because you are lacking in motivation, which is the greatest ingredient needed, ...

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Royal Bank Offloads Operations In The Eastern Caribbean

Royal Bank Offloads Operations In The Eastern Caribbean

ROSEAU, Dominica, December 12, 2019 (CMC) – The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) has entered into a “definitive agreement”, today, with a consortium of Eastern Caribbean indigenous banks, to sell all of its banking operations in the Eastern Caribbean. “Consistent ...

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