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Police put brakes on ‘cash for gold’
Police are reporting that they have put the brakes on a business that has caused some concerns in Dominica. Top cop Chief Cyril Carette said the so-called ‘cash for gold’ business had been the center of concern for law enforcement for some time. He told a press conference recently that while the business is not illegal, most of the gold sold in the booming business came from stolen items. It is reported that Venezuelans on the island have been encouraging locals to sell their unwanted gold for money.
St. Lucia United Workers Party blasts Senior Counsel
Astaphan The United Workers Party expresses concern over the conduct of Dominican Lawyer Anthony Astaphan engaged by the St Lucia Labour Party to infect the election campaign with blatant lies calculated to deceive and insult the people of St Lucia. Astaphan appeared on the Labour Party’s Red Zone TV programme Monday night, hours after party leader Kenny Anthony promised a clean campaign. But Dr Anthony’s imported attack dog wasted no time to plunge headlong into his campaign to malign, denigrate and destroy. The Astaphan chapter of the Labour Party’s election campaign continued today on RCI’s News Spin
Jamaican police get tough on public demonstrations
The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) this week advised members of the public, especially representatives of the island’s political parties, of the relevant laws pertaining to public marches and public processions. The police warned that under the Public Order Act (Section 4), it is unlawful for any public marches to take place during the night. It is also unlawful for any public marches to take place in daylight unless a permit has been issued by the police. CLICK HERE TO READ FULL STORY
DLP holds Annual Awards Ceremony
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit, Political Leader of the Dominica Labour Party Roseau, Dominica, October 8, 2011 — The Dominica Labour Party (DLP) holds its Annual Awards Ceremony 2011 under the theme, “Dominica Labour Party: 56 Years of People’s Development” on October 8, 2011 from 4:00pm to 7:00 pm. The event takes place at the Officers’ Quarters at historic Fort Shirley in the Cabrits National Park which overlooks Prince Rupert’s Bay and Dominica’s second town, Portsmouth, but is located within the Cottage Constituency. The Dominica Labour Party has held the Cottage constituency since 1995.
Judge grants injunction against Clear Water
Clear Harbor operated from the Stanford Building next to the Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport in St. Kitts.
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