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It was this close. Four seconds separated first and second positions in the CARICOM 10K race on Sunday 28 June 2015 in Barbados.
Defending Champion Cleveland Forde of Guyana retained his title in 33 minutes 11 seconds, but had to ward off a strong challenge from Kirk Browne of Jamaica who crossed the finish line in 33 minutes 15 seconds.
Third place finisher Pamenos Ballantyne of St. Vincent and the Grenadines was only a further four seconds behind, clocking 33 minutes 19 seconds.
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Arnold Spencer ·
Caribbean nation need more togetherne
Why the Caribbean don't become one head and body so that we all can use one Caribbean dollars?
Why Caribbean people have one Caribbean passport and cannot travel freely without any immigratio
Why Caribbean people cannot work in another caricom country without a work permit?
When this so long CCJ will complete so Caribbean people can hear they case herd instead of still looking up to the previlcoun
How much more years to come when people will see the true meaning of caricom instead of having a name with no proper grounds as what we are as caricom?. See More
Why the Caribbean don't become one head and body so that we all can use one Caribbean dollars?
Why Caribbean people have one Caribbean passport and cannot travel freely without any immigratio
Why Caribbean people cannot work in another caricom country without a work permit?
When this so long CCJ will complete so Caribbean people can hear they case herd instead of still looking up to the previlcoun
How much more years to come when people will see the true meaning of caricom instead of having a name with no proper grounds as what we are as caricom?. See More
Aïtori O'Seishin ·
It will good too have a view on education,
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CARICOM’s relief, early recovery operations in Haiti successful
"The efforts spearheaded by CDEMA underscore the importance and urgency in which the Region needs to continue to strengthen its capacity. We need to identify sustainable mechanisms to finance these systems so we can continue to serve the needs of our Participating States in a predictable way." Mr. Ronald Jackson CDEMA Executive Director http://bit.ly/2gdcsJg
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PM Harris: St. Kitts and Nevis will support The Bahamas, Haiti
Prime Minister Dr. the Honourable Timothy Harris has pledged approximately EC$1M to Haiti and the Bahamas, as the two countries work to rebuild and recover in the wake of Hurricane Matthew. http://bit.ly/2gcJeKp
CRFM, FAO plan fisheries data reform for the Caribbean
The Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism (CRFM) and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) are teaming up to capitalise on opportunities for Member States to strengthen data collection and management systems through the use of modern technology, such as smartphones and wireless communications to bridge gaps in the system. http://bit.ly/2gy9piU
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CARICOM: Caribbean Community shared a link.
CARICOM Secretary-General Ambassador Irwin LaRocque (2nd left) addresses the 17th Meeting of the Council for National Security and Law Enforcement (CONSLE) at the CARICOM Secretariat, Georgetown, Guyana, Monday while the CONSLE Chairman, Hon. Adriel Brathwaite, Attorney-General and Minister of Home Affairs of Barbados (2nd right); Hon. Khemraj Ramjattan, Vice President and Minister of Public Security of Guyana (right); and Ambassador Manorma Soeknandan, Deputy-Secretary-General, CARICOM Secretariat, listen attentively.
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In 2009, a GIS team which included the late Peter Roy Byer (videographer and editor) spoke to the people who were there on the night of Independence 1966, to h...ear their first hand experience of that historic night.
In this first episode, the flag raiser, Hartley Dottin recounts his role on the evening.
Following a meeting of its Emergency Committee on Zika, the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) said that the infectious disease and its associated c...onsequences no longer present a public health emergency of international concern, but stressed the need for sustained effort to address the disease, which has been linked to congenital and other neurological disorders.
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CARICOM: Caribbean Community shared Barbados Today's video.
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The 2016 Spirit of the Nation show was a spectacular display of Barbadian culture and talent.
CARPHA Caribbean Public Health Agency
A Virtual Crisis Room to Answer Man-made and Natural Disasters in the Caribbean
The Caribbean is not isolated from the impact of man-made and natural disasters,... as the impact of Hurricane Matthew demonstrated recently. The Caribbean region’s increasing vulnerability to these threats demands a coordinated approach from its regional organizations hence the establishment of a virtual crisis room. Read more http://bit.ly/2fK8YAR
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CARICOM COUNCIL FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT MEETS TODAY – CYBER SECURITY HIGH ON AGENDA | Under the chairmanship of Barbados’ Attorney-General and Minister of Home Affairs, Hon. Adriel Brathwaite, QC, MP, CARICOM Ministers with responsibility for National Security are expected to consider for approval, the CARICOM Cyber Security and Cyber Crime Action Plan (CCSCAP). http://bit.ly/2goLDWJ
CARICOM promotes and supports a unified Caribbean Community that is inclusive, resilient, competitive; sharing in economic, social and cultural prosperity.
