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C M Y K Page 2 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 LOCAL NEWS LOCAL NEWS The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 Page 3 “In Government we are Going to Decriminalize Marijuana” NRP Throws Support Behind Decriminalizing Weed He declared, “It is impor- fear larger countries like we must also understand tant to for us to realize America when it comes we cannot continue to be we are still in the country to legalizing the plant. beggars in our own coun- of St. Kitts and Nevis, try. We should be able to and that our business “I don’t think we have to produce something that here will be to influence worry about what the helps us live a good and Nevisians and the people present Prime Minister is comfortable life.” of St. Kitts and move in a saying. We cannot and particular direction. I do we must not live in fear Parry said, “We under- not see any difficulty in of the United States of stand our limitations, but dealing with it.” America. We have to the power of the word live with them and we and the determination of Parry added that the understand the power of the mind can take you to Federation should not the United States. But the ends of the earth.”

Joseph Parry Leader of the Nevis Reformation Party (NRP)

By Monique Washington opposition to the plan by them in a particular Vance Amory, Premier of direction. I believe we The Nevis Reformation Nevis, and Dr. Timothy must continue to educate Party has taken a strong Harris, Prime Minister of people. We must contin- public stance in support- the Federation. ue to bring information ing the decriminalizing and in the end, all the on marijuana on Nevis Voicing support for the barriers will be broken and promised when it discussion on marijuana down. returns to Government at the panel meeting was the legalization process the Hon. Joseph Parry, ‘This one discussion will begin. leader of the NRP who tonight will not change said free discussion on the minds of everybody, Party member Hensley the plant will eventually but it is a great start. Daniel told a panel break down barriers that Once we continue to do Wednesday at the Red oppose legalization. it, something not only led Cross Building in by the NRP but by you, a Charleston, “In govern- Mr. Parry said, “We real- change will come and I ment, we are going to ized that we had to edu- am supporting that decriminalize marijua- cate people by giving change.” na.” He said this despite information and swaying

VACANCY at Best Buy Supermarket for one full time Storeroom Attendant, all interested applicants can fill an application form at the office located in Charlestown Page 4 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 PRESS RELEASE Editorial Prime Minister Harris calls Challenges and Consequences for Win-Win Situation at

Once upon a time in Nevis, there was a referendum on secession. Global Forum in Georgia The result was an almost unanimous vote in favour of separation from the great Trinity of islands, but the results were brushed aside by the Rt. Hon. Chief Minister, Robert Bradshaw. Fast forward to 1978 when Dr. Kennedy Simmonds refused to accept the result of the election within the constituency in which he contested, and challenged the results in the High Court. The chal- lenge was upheld when the Judge determined that voter intent on the spoilt ballots was clear and declared many of them valid and countable. There were enough spoilt ballots to change the out- come of the election, and on the recount, Anthony Robiero, the Labour candidate yielded the seat to Kennedy Simmonds. But instead of allowing Dr. Simmonds to take his seat in Parliament, the then Premier, Lee L Moore refused to hold a Parliamentary sitting and eventually called a snap election in 1980. The result of that election was that PAM won 3 seats, Labour won 4 and NRP took the two Nevis seats. PAM and NRP formed a coalition which gave Dr. Simmonds the Premiership and the rest, as the saying goes, is history. In 2011, former Hon. Vance Amory (in Opposition) refused to accept the results of the Nevis Island Assembly Elections in which NRP was declared the winner, 3 seats to 2. The CCM challenged the results in the St. John’s district and eventually, the Judge ordered that the seat be vacated, leaving each party CCM & NRP with two seats each. The sitting Premier, Joseph Parry, Instead of calling a by-election for the vacated seat called a full NIA election Press Release: to be built into imple- compensatory mecha- which the NRP lost. mentation standards. nisms are in place to TBILISI,GEORGIA, ensure a win-win situa- In recent times, there have been election challenges in Antigua, NOVEMBER 3RD, The Prime Minister tion for all. St. Vincent and Trinidad just to name a few. 2016— Prime Minister wants the Global Forum Dr. the Honourable to establish an institu- Meantime, Prime All election challenges have come AFTER the results were Timothy Harris has chal- tional response that Minister Harris warned announced. lenged the top brass at reflects the differential the EU that its proposed the Global Forum at its needs, capacities and scorecard system of eval- A few nights ago, one of the candidates in the US election refused 9th Meeting on capabilities of member uating countries for to say whether the election results would be accepted. In other Transparency and states. Prime Minister blacklisting was prob- words, any outcome other than a win would be an unfair decision Exchange of Information Harris went further to lematic and undermined of a rigged system. It is the first time the results of an election are for Tax Purposes to work suggest that the Global the legitimacy of the to provide a win-win Forum must bring more inclusive approach based being disputed before the election happens. This is historic. solution for all. on participation, dialogue and con- To be sure, there are places where election results are known Dr. Harris said St. sensus of the before voting takes place, and there are places where the election Kitts and Nevis, as “...Prime Minister Global Forum. results are set aside or where an incumbent blatantly refuses to a responsible mem- yield office. But these are usually one-party states or dictatorship, ber of the interna- Harris warned the Prime Minister not cutting edge democracies. tional community, Harris admonished has supported the EU that its pro- efforts of the EU to Elections really do bring out the best and the worst in us. They work of the Global posed scorecard create a second and seem to be a necessary evil. Forum. However, alternative mecha- Prime Minister system of evaluat- nism to adjudge Harris admonished transparency in tax the Organisation for ing countries for systems of member Economic Co-oper- countries. “We ation and blacklisting was cannot have com- Development peting standards. (OECD), World problematic and There must be one Bank, and EU offi- undermined the voice,” said Dr. cials that there are Harris. Publisher/Editor-in-Chief: Kenneth Williams “no one size which legitimacy of the General Manager: Julio Rosario fits all” members of The Global Forum the Global Forum. inclusive approach meeting is being St. Kitts Nevis supported by the POB 657, Market Street #1 Observer Plaza, Observer Drive In that regard, the based on partici- OECD and the Basseterre, St. Kitts, W.I. Charlestown, Nevis, W.I. 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C M Y K LOCAL NEWS The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 Page 5 Snapper Poisoning Causing Concerns By Monique Washington fish and the chain contin- ues. He said, however, One of Nevis’s most pop- that as far as the Brim fish ular fish, the snapper has “I don’t think I have ever claimed a number of vic- heard has poisoned any- tims over the past two body.” weeks by causing fish poisoning to those who He noted that the toxins consume it. can be found in several areas around Nevis and Former Director of no area is out of bounds Fisheries Authur for fisherman He pointed Anslyn voiced his con- out that seasoned fisher- cerns with the Observer men know where the on Wednesday. He noted areas are and would not that though species of fish there. snapper such as the “dog teeth” and “black fin” He said that fishermen snapper are known local- who have an up to date ly as a fish that can poi- GPS can locate where the son. The Sea Bream toxins in the reefs are. but (brim) which has caused others will not know. the persons to be poison is one species he in his “The newer fishermen lifetime has never heard might go to an area where of it poisoning. the toxins are and find a Former Director of Fisheries Captain Authur Anslyn (Inset Dog Snapper) lot of fish because the “These snappers are deep more experienced fisher- water fish and beyond the men would not fish reach of the toxins. The “The tourism part is tourists eat.” The Observer also con- of fish poisoning but was there,” he added. Brim is the big eye red where the hotel buys it tacted on Wednesday the unable to give too much snapper and I have never not expecting for it to He said something has Director of the Fisheries information. He directed He encouraged con- heard it poisoning any- have these toxins,” he occurred to create this Department Althea the Observer to former sumers to “make sure you one before. This really said. “Not when we rely imbalance because he has Arthurton who directed Director of Fisheries know your fisherman concerns me,” he said. on tourism and we can never heard of it in his the question to the Lemuel Pemberton. make sure it is someone lose it over night by poi- life time.” He added, Permanent Secretary of who has been selling fish Mr. Anslyn noted that soning 10 tourists at one “We need to be up to date Agriculture Eric Evelyn. Mr. Pemberton said the all the time and that has besides the fisheries time. We need to find out but it doesn’t seem like toxin Suaturia is con- no reports of poisoning being affected the tourism what the problem is. anybody doing anything Mr. Evelyn noted that he sumed by small fish that any one,” he said. can be affected as well. These are the fish that about it.” was aware of some cases are then eaten by bigger

C M Y K Page 6 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 LOCAL NEWS Caribbean Carnival Pageant, Electronic Judging to be new features for Sugar Mas 45

By Loshaun Dixon ferent countries carnival product. cial launch for carnival is signed up.” There are times expected to be Nov. 18 in Basseterre, St. Kitts - A where there is a lull the Circus in Basseterre. Caribbean Carnival He said organizers when judges and On that evening we will Pageant, a Carnival will also re-estab- tabulators after have a brief ceremony Village and electronic lished a Carnival scores have been and the randomization of scoring for judges are Village that would submitted are tabu- sponsors and assigned to some of the new initia- provide daily enter- lating and ranking. specific participants and tives on tap for Sugar tainment throughout So we are working contestants. The Mas 45. the Sugar Mas 45 with a local expert National Carnival season in to build a platform Committee will be host- Speaking exclusively Basseterre. that will allow it to ing and fully funding two with The Observer, be instantaneous.” calypso tents, one by Chairman of the National “That is going to be Legend and one by Proud Carnival Committee at the Circus where Mills added that Sounds,” he stated. Noah Mills revealed there will be a stage another suggestion some of the new features and entertainment from the public is to He said steps had been the public can expect for throughout the day cordon off space on taken to speed up the reg- this year’s festival. and night time the streets for the istration process that has where vendors, visi- troupes for the seen a bump in past festi- “One of the new events tors and all sorts of Parade or for vals. will be a Caribbean people can have all Jouvert to be Carnival Pageant,” he the entertainment in increased for safety. “For Calypso registration said. “We would have the world and enjoy we are tremendously done our research and the excitement,” he “They were also impressed with the realized there is no queen promised. suggesting ropes increase in numbers pageant around the being held to sepa- including the return of Caribbean that is a Another new feature rate revelers from King Socrates, Star- regional pageant during will be an adapta- spectators and that shield, Phonsie and Christmas. Additionally tion of electronic is something we are although he has regis- there is no Pageant that scoring by judges Carnival Chairman Mr. Noah Mills seriously consider- tered we have more rea- highlights the carnival of during the major ing this year for the son to think the great Specific Countries as a competitions that safety of all of those King Konris will be par- tourism product so we would speed up the Mr. Mills said, “We are major events. We are involved,” he said. ticipating this year. The designed a pageant time in which the final working toward having keen on improving on the soca registration num- around that for Dec. 17. results of each show are electronic scoring for overall quality for all of “The preparations are bers are also up,” he said. We already have 10 dif- delivered. judges for all of the the events and the overall going on point. The offi-

C M Y K LOCAL NEWS The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 Page 7 Carnival Chairman says Tents will be Subsidised By Loshaun Dixon “Eliminations are two Proud Sounds Calypso nights and tents will be Tent Wingrove Hicks Basseterre, St. Kitts - fully funded,” he said. “I said they were seeking Chairman of the National also spoke to you about a sponsorship as the Carnival Committee Carnival Village at the National Carnival Noah Mills is rejecting circus. It is our intention Committee has indicated the notion that his com- to schedule two tents it could no longer afford mittee is no longer going there free to the public. to subsidise the venture. to subsidise calypso tents Apart from that we are by disclosing the contri- going to subsidise others. Mr. Hicks added that for butions they are making The tents this coming the past three years the for the tents this year. weekend we have carnival committee had already begun market- been assisting the tents. Speaking with the ing.” At the time Hicks noted Observer, Mr. Mills gave that the Chairman said an overview of how his He said if the tents do the tents were too expen- committee is assisting manage to make their sive to continue to be the tents that are set to way to Nevis they would subsidised. He had also open on Friday evening. want to assist in some of indicated that the search the expenses. for sponsorship was not “Not only will carnival reaping the dividends he be subsidising the tents Three weeks ago in an had hoped and that the we will be fully funding interview with the tents might have been some ourselves,” he said. Observer Leader of the minimized as a result. “When we have the opening of Carnival the assisted in this week- committee will fully fund end’s opening and is two tents.” expected to fully sponsor even more tents as the Mills added that the Carnival season pro- Committee has already gresses.

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C M Y K Page 8 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 LOCAL NEWS Criminal Assizes open All Accused Plead Not Guilty

By Monique Washington Lawson Forbes who was charges against Mr. charged with the 2014 Forbes, he will remain on Charges of murder, rape, armed robbery of the X- remand at HMP as he importation of firearms Petrol gas station in was charged with and armed robbery are Camps Village, on offences of attempted among the many crimi- Tuesday saw the charges murder, possession of an nal charges to be against him dismissed. illegal firearm, posses- answered in the upcom- sion of ammunition and InIn The The Court Court ing weeks at the High During the April assizes, smuggling of an illegal Court in Charlestown a prosecution witness firearm into the before Her Ladyship Kieona Daniel, a former Federation. The charges Justice Lorriane X-Petrol employee, date back to March 9. Williams. refused to answer any questions and was subse- Perry Fredericks and assizes. kidnapping. young child by operating The November criminal quently sentenced to Roxanne grant who were a motor vehicle that assizes will be the last eight days in Her both charged with rape Delano Brown will also Shantez Mintos entered a struck him. criminal high court sit- Majesty’s Prison in St. and unlawful carnal face a judge and jury for plea Tuesday of not ting in Nevis for 2016. Kitts for contempt of knowledge of a minor a second time after his guilty to the charge of Ibal Tyson and On Tuesday all new court. will face the judge and April trail ended in a unlawful possession of a Franchette Davis will defendants were able to jury. Their case has been hung jury. Mr. Brown firearm, unlawful posses- answer to charges of make their pleas. Following the dismal of traversed from previous was charged with armed sion of ammunition and house breaking and lar- robbery and assault in illegal importation of a ceny and burglary in May 2013 stemming firearm on July 7, 2014. 2013. from an incident that happened at the Aqunio Percival will Dexter Somersal and Yachtman’s Grill. answer to a charge of Craig Halliday will Brown has been released robbery. return to court once again on bail pending the out- to answer to a charge of come of his case. Carlisle Clarke Jr., murder in 2008. charged with manslaugh- Roosevelt Brown, whose ter, was unable to plea Mr. Somersal, Mr. case was traversed from because he did not have Halliday and Asim Parris the April assizes, will be legal representation. Mr. were charged with the heard during the Clarke’s offence alleged- death of Leon November assizes. He ly was committed in July Westerman. However, was charged with two 2010 when he was a Mr. Parris died when he counts of rape as well as juvenile. He allegedly was shot to death in caused the death of a January of 2016.

C M Y K LOCAL NEWS The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 Page 9 Soca and Calypsonians educated on intellectual property By Loshaun Dixon sampling the music, move but it was shot sonians decided not to lyrics and melody from down by the adopt this Article 6. Basseterre, St. Kitts- other artists be it region- Calypsonians. Calypsonians and Soca ally or internationally He added that later on Artiste in St. Kitts and because they opened Article 6 was adopted by during carnival the bands Nevis were recently edu- themselves up to law- the Soca artists and the will face the same scruti- cated on intellectual suits.” bands where they have ny. property etiquette in an sent in their lyrics and effort to encourage these In preparation for Sugar music and an indepen- Mills said the review for individuals to pursue Mas 45 the National dent panel of five indi- lyrics and music for soca original content. Carnival Committee pur- viduals will sit down and artists will take place this sued to introduce a new listen to the music and SaturdayNov. 5. In an interview with ruled dub Article 6 that review the lyrics to see, National Carnival was aimed at vetting if, to the best of their The Calypsonians were Chairman Noah Mills Carnival releases for knowledge they are not said to have unanimously gave an overview of the copyright material. Mills infringing on any inter- voted against article 6 seminar. indicated that the soca national property rights fearing it could be used artists welcomed the on any artist. The calyp- as a form of censorship. “We have completed the intellectual property vio- The Carnival Chairman ing rather prevalent so lation program to phase 2 highlighted what the we wanted the artist to where we had seminars,” seminar sought to have a better understand- he said. ‘Three profes- achieve. ing that their song, music sionals in that region and melody are indeed came in and presented “We wanted to educate assets and should not be first to soca artiste and all of the artists,” he said. used by others without bands and then a differ- “We are now in an age their explicit permission. ent seminar to calypsoni- where intellectual prop- On the flip side of that ans.” erty law suits are becom- they too should not be

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C M Y K Page 10 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 LOCAL NEWS Defense Attorneys Still Waiting to be Paid By Monique Washington the late Asim Parris with Justice Lorriane the murder of Leon Williams, who due to a Defense attorneys in the Westerman in 2009. technicality, released the Federation are still await- Both of the men’s attor- defendants who were ing payment by the neys were not present in quickly rearrested on the Attorney General’s office court. same charge after leaving for past cases that had the courthouse. been assigned to them. In 2012, Mr. Somersall Somersall and Parris and Mr. Halliday were were released on bail, On Tuesday the Eastern charged with the 2008 while Halliday was Caribbean Supreme murder of Leon charged in November of Court Nevis Circuit Westerman from Low 2015 on a separate opened with a total of Street Nevis. In 2014, offense. nine cases set to be heard Asim Parris of Stoney before Her Ladyship Grove, Nevis was also In January, Mr. Parris Justice Lorraine charged with Halliday was gunned down and Williams. and Somersall in the his body was recovered murder. The three men in the Bath Cemetery. The first case set to be were granted bail in the heard on Monday is the sum of $350,000 in July, Speaking with the murder trail involving 2015. Observer on Tuesday, Dexter Somersall and Defensive attorney Craig Halliday who were In November, the trio Chesley Hamilton said, both charged along with faced her Ladyship “We are not being paid.

Attorney General Vincent Byron (file photo)

The Attorney General’s January of 2016 when not being paid period he office has refused to pay the AG’s office notified said “We are not being people. criminal defense attor- paid period. They have neys that effective imme- not paid.” “We are doing work on diately, lawyers with less behalf of the court and on than 10 call years will be Mr. Hamilton said he behalf of the country for paid $10,000 for cases does not see a resolution which we are not being going to trail and anytime soon. He added, paid. One is supposed to $15,000 for lawyers with “It will be on court be paid upfront and not 10 or more call years. If on Monday, as to what after the fact. We submit the defendant pleads will happen is another bills after and have not guilty to a lesser charge, story”. been paid. In my opin- as opposed to going to ion, this is a violation of trial for murder or The Observer made sev- the defendant’s right to manslaughter, attorneys eral attempts and left counsel, which the state will be paid $3,500, and several messages for the is duty bound to provide $6,500 on appeal. Attorney General when they can.” Vincent Byron through- When questioned if they out the week but up until The disagreement over are not being paid what press time has received payments began in they ask for or are they no response. Fire Does Major Damage to Ambassador’s Home By Loshaun Dixon house was affected by water damage Basseterre, St. Kitts-Fire partly by fire hose swept through the home and by a pipe that of Ambassador Jonel was damaged in the Powell Wednesday fire,” he said. evening doing major damage to his property, He was also ques- but no injuries were tioned on whether reported because nobody he thinks arson was on the property. caused the fire. Mr. Powell’s Horizon “I am not in a posi- Villas house is located in Ambassador Jonel Powell tion to say,” he Frigate Bay. declared. “It is an ongoing investiga- In an interview with The St. Kitts and tion and I have no official report from Nevis Observer Powell stated that his the crime scene unit of the police home caught fire in the early evening force.” between 7:15 and 7:45 p.m. Powell is Deputy Leader of the Peoples Powell further said he was not home at Action Movement (PAM). the time of the blaze and confirmed that no one was injured. He said the police came and inspected and he would imagine that they would “There was significant fire damage on do a report and give it to him so he one of the floors and the rest of the would better understand the situation. LOCAL NEWS The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 Page 11 Females Targeted in St. Peters Area? One Stabbed in Attempted Rape

By Loshaun Dixon Five minutes “I called my neighbour to later the person come to see if he saw Basseterre, St. Kitts-A started knock- anybody,” she said. female from Parray’s ing again even “When he came by, I just Village in St. Peters is harder and grabbed him and hauled recovering from stab refused to him into my house and wounds after she was a answer her locked up. We were target of an unsuccessful questions, she there sitting down and rape in the early hours of said. we could hear someone Tuesday morning. walking round and round She called 911 the house. By the time Information reaching and the dis- the police found where I The Observer states that patcher put her lived, the person went the victim was awakened on to the back into hiding,” she from her sleep just before S t a p l e t o n said. 2 a.m by an assailant Police Station who had broken into her dispatcher who Police gave her a number home and got into the took informa- she could call if the per- bedroom where she and tion on what son happened to return. her toddler daughter was occurring. were sleeping. Reports indicate that the female and the attacker She said her daughter female from St. Peters struggled as she tried to was not hurt in the stated that she was tar- ward off his advances assault. geted by someone who and she sustained multi- knocked on her door at 3 ple stab wounds. The A police press release a.m. attacker eventually aban- disclosed that a female doned his attempts and was hurt during the inci- “The person knocked fled from the house. dent and that investiga- real hard on my front tions are ongoing but door like a police and I The victim was treated provided no further put on the kitchen light and released from the information. and asked who is it and hospital and debunked nobody answered,” she rumors via a social media In a related story on said. post that she had died. Wednesday another Page 12 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 LOCAL NEWS Cayon continue to surge in football Premier League By Loshaun Dixon the first half. who led the league for most of last season, Basseterre, St. Kitts- The deadlock was how- recorded their first win of The defending champi- ever broken in the 45th the 2016 season with a ons Flow 4G Cayon minute by Donroy narrow 1-0 victory over Rockets has continued Liburd to give Cayon a ELCO Limited St. their perfect start to the slight lead going into Peters. St. Kitts – Nevis Football Half-time. Shortly after Association with a con- the break Cayon’s lead Following an infringe- vincing 3-0 victory over was doubled through a ment in the area, United Old Road Jets on Shavene Boston finish in Newtown was awarded Sunday (Oct. 30) the 49th minute to ease with a penalty that was the anxiety amongst the successfully converted Heading into the game Cayon fans. by Ian ‘Rumpy’ Lake in the defending champions the 14th minute. boasted a perfect five In the 74th minute However, Newtown fans wins from five games to Shaquille Pringle com- nervously watched the start this season faced an pleted the defending remainder of the game as Old Road side who are champion’s route to com- their team bid to hold on finding their first season plete the comfortable 3-0 to their slender lead. in the Premier League victory. Some fans even joked for difficult showed the referee to call of the immense resistance to a Later on Sunday Winners game early as their des- Cayon Celebrating goal potent attack for most of Circle Newtown United peration for a win grew. They were however suc- The Superstars team got cessful in securing victo- off to a quick start with ry from the solitary goal Travis Sommersall open- and record their first vic- ing the scoring in the tory of the season. eighth minute but SPD bounced back with an On Saturday Hobson equaliser four minutes Enterprises Garden later through Nicquan Hotspurs bounced back Phipps. SPD then took a from their first loss of the shock lead following season and their first Jermaine Trotman’s defeat in 25 games dating strike on 44 minutes to back to last season with a head into half time in the 4-2 victory over Delta driver seat. Petroleum Sandy Point to remain in third. A second half goal from Joseph Wilkes levelled Sandy Point who have the game at 2-2 but been on the receiving end Wilkes turned from hero of some heavy defeats to zero when he was sent were behind the eight- off just nine minutes ball early on when after leaving his side to Kennedy Isles open the play for almost 20 min- scoring with a nice finish utes with 10 men. in the 18th minute. Three minutes later In the final game on Garden Hotspurs’ lead Satuday former was doubled through Champions S. L. Shervin Allen. Horsford St. Pauls United continued to Just before halftime show their defensive Shaquille Gaiton made it prowess with a 2-0 victo- 3-0 for Garden Hotspurs. ry over SOL Island Auto However Sandy Point Conaree. got a lifeline on the stroke of halftime thanks St. Pauls who are yet to to a strike from Clyde concede a goal for the Herbert. season made it six game in a row without defeat. However Garden Hotspurs’ dominance Mudassa Howe of continued after the break Conaree had to deal with but struggled to put away the embarrassment of their opportunities. In scoring as own goal in the 75th Minutes their the 5th minute after his dominance were eventu- team faced early pressure ally rewarded when Tiran from St. Paul’s. The sec- Hanley added a fourth. ond goal of the game came in the second half Jadarnie Browne added a when Austin “Bugman” second consolation goal Lewis also a Conaree for Sandy Point late on. native but who plays for St. Paul’s gave his side a Saturday also saw the comfortable victory. Rams Village Superstars having to come from St. Paul’s now sit in sec- behind to earn a draw ond 2 points behind against last place Fast league leaders Cayon. Cash SPD United.

C M Y K LOCAL NEWS The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 Page 13 St. Kitts- Nevis’ First Oncology Unit to be Opened in a Few Weeks

Dr. Cameron Wilkinson, said the opening of the Oncology Unit will help to save lives

Basseterre, St. Kitts, November 03, 2016 (SKNIS): The first Oncology Unit in St. Kitts and Nevis will be opened in a matter of weeks at the Joseph N. France General Hospital. “I’m very happy and very excited and I think every [national] should be happy and excited also,” said Medical Chief of Staff at the Joseph N. France General Hospital, Dr. Cameron Wilkinson, on this week’s edition of Working for You. Presently, cancer patients residing in the Federation have to travel overseas to Antigua and Barbuda or some other island to access cancer care. The establishment of the unit will offer locals an affordable alternative. “It eliminates the cost of airfare, the cost of hotel stay, the cost of other fam- ily members traveling with [the patient], so right away you have cost benefits there,” Dr. Wilkinson added. “We will have our oncologist here on island.” Most studies suggest that having a strong support network is important for cancer patients during the treatment and recovery phases. The family is normally the first unit that a person turns to for emotional strength when diagnosed with cancer and being able to access local care, makes this benefi- cial for residents. Additionally, a num- ber of support groups have been formed locally that cancer patients and survivors can access and researchers state that being in familiar surround- ings also helps healing and recovery. “Lives are going to be saved because of this,” Dr. Wilkinson stressed, refer- ring to the establishment of the Oncology Unit.

C M Y K Page 14 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 LOCAL NEWS NEPAC Under Water Again By Monique Washington The Minister in charge of Culture on Nevis the Hon Mark Brantley revealed that The Nevis Performing Arts Centre, NEPAC, has received water damage from heavy rainfall this past week, while a video that is circulating shows water pouring into the center. Mr. Brantley on Wednesday noted via social media that “We also had some serious water damage at NEPAC.” The Observer was informed that since the Official opening of the EC$14.5 million state- of-the–art center in 2012, there has been continued leaking issued when rain falls which has yet to be fixed. The Nevis Performing Arts Centre This newspaper tried to visit the building on missing. The falling have previously com- Thursday but a reporter water spans from the plained about attending was stopped at the gate. entrance of the right side programs in the centers A video which has been of the building to the top and getting wet when it circulating shows water of the stage. The rain is rains. falling from above as seen soaking the seating, though the ceiling is floor and stage. People The Observer was reli- ably informed that

sounding materials in the 2012 under the Nevis pany responsible for con- roof have been damaged Reformation Party NRP- structing the center. The and that lighting and led Nevis Island Center includes a 400- speakers have sustained Administration and was seat theater, two dressing damages, and seats were funded primarily by the rooms, storage rooms, a wet but are currently Government of the large courtyard, a can- being dried. Republic of China on teen, bathroom facilities, Taiwan. a parking area for over NEPAC completed con- 100 vehicles, a media struction in 2011 and was Surrey Paving room and a lighting and officially opened in April Aggregate, was the com- audio room.

C M Y K LOCAL NEWS The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 Page 15 Prime Minister Dr. Tomothy Harris In Georgia

BASSETERRE, ST. warned the EU that its KITTS, NOVEMBER proposed scorecard sys- 1ST, 2016 (PRESS SEC) tem of evaluating coun- — Dr. Timothy Harris, tries for blacklisting could Prime Minister, Is In cause problems and Georgia. undermine the legitimacy of the Global Forum. He The Prime minister is added, ‘We cannot have accompanied by Mrs. competing standards. Sylvia Gumbs, Deputy There must be one voice.” Financial Secretary for St. Kitts and Nevis, traveled Georgia has an emerging to Georgia to attend the free market economy and 9th meeting of the Global has developed an e-gov- Forum on Transparency ernment platform that and Exchange of provides a one-stop shop Information for Tax featuring hundreds of ser- Purposes and other dis- vices. St. Kitts and Nevis cussions with foreign are working to cooperate leaders to improve rela- with Georgiaa in the tions between the development of informa- Federation, Europe and tion and communications Asia. technology platforms. Harris is meeting with Prime Minister foreign leaders in Tbilisi, Kvirikashvili said his the capital city of Georgia, ‘Georgian Dream’ gov- located where Europe ernment is strengthening meets Asia and known as economic and cultural ties Eurasia. with Russia. He discussed sustainable development The Global Forum is Pictured at left: Prime Minister Dr. the Honourable goals with Dr.. Harris and made up of 137 member Timothy Harris and Ms. Heidi-Lynn Sutton, Regulator in his Team Unity govern- nations. It is the premier the Nevis Island Administration. Pictured at right: Prime ment. international body that Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili of Georgia at centre. Next cooperates to strengthen to the Prime Minister of Georgia, in the foreground, is Heidi-Lynn Sutton, regu- the implementation of the Nodar Khaduri, his Minister of Finance. Next to the lator in the Nevis Island international standards for Prime Minister of Georgia, in the background, is Mikheil Administration, attended tax transparency. Janelidze, his Minister of Foreign Affairs. the overseas meeting. Dr. Harris was warmly received by Georgia’s Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili who intro- duced Dr.Harris and his delegation to his top min- isters. Among topics they discussed were educa- tion, engineering, medi- cine, maritime, taxes and other issues that could help the Federation. Members are judged on their international compli- ance by an in-depth peer review process. St. Kitts and Nevis is one of 67 jurisdictions rated ‘largely compliant.’ This list includes Aruba, Bahamas, Bermuda, the Cayman Islands, Jamaica, the United Kingdom and the United States. Twenty- two jurisdictions have been rated ‘compliant,’ including Canada, France, Prime Minister Dr. the Honourable Timothy India, Japan, Korea, South Harris seated next to Ms. Heidi-Lynn Sutton, Africa, Mexico, Spain and Regulator in the Nevis Island Administration Sweden. And 12 were rated ‘partially compli- standards on transparency cial treatment for smaller ant.’ They include and exchange of informa- states like St. Kitts and Anguilla, Antigua, St. tion for tax purposes. Nevis. He said smaller Maarten, Curacao, and nations have different Barbados. While Dr. Harris says he needs and capabilities and St.Kitts and Nevis signed supports the work of suggested that the Global the OECE’s Multilateral Global Forum, he remind- Forum work to bring more Convention on Mutual ed the Organization for support to the more vul- Administrative Assistance Economic Cooperation nerable states so that a in Tax Matters last Aug. and Development, World win-win situation exists Bank and EU officials that for everyone. 25 to commit the nations there is no one size that to accept international fits all and called for spe- The Prime Minister also

C M Y K Page 16 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 LOCAL NEWS Young Guns Clinches Semi-Final Berth with Convincing Victory

Young Guns vs Sandy Point

By Loshaun Dixon Island all had one back later in the innings he each for Young Guns. lost his momentum and The Young Guns Cricket eventually perished for 35. Club has been confirmed Needing 99 for victory Molineaux/Cayon only as the fourth team that will Welton Edwards starred managed 102-4 from their compete in the semi-finals for Young Guns as he 20 overs. of the Keith seemed in the mood to hit Arthurton Windsor Nagico every to the For Empire Justin T20 Tournament at boundary and aimed to Athanaze was the pick of Conaree Playing Field and finish the game as fast as the bowlers with two also have an opportunity possible. Edwards kept for 10 runs from to move up into second swinging his bat as he his from his four over place with one game still passed his half-century. Wasim ‘Boom Boom’ to play. Edwards finished unbeat- Mentos also starred with en on 82 as Young Guns the ball picking up two Young Guns, after win- cruised to a 10 wicket vic- wickets for 17runs. ning the toss, invited tory. His opening Sandy Point to have first partnerJatin Patel finished In response Empire fans knock in the game that on 17 . were left worried when was shortened to 15 overs they lost Mr. Mentos in the per side. The Sandy Point Earlier on Sunday the first over to a brilliant innings got off to a shaky Empire Cricket Club catch by wicketkeeper start after they lost their recorded a nine wicket Saunders after for six. first wicket early. victory over However a steady partner- Molineaux/Cayon Cricket However Kejel Tyson and ship between Greg Stanley Club who now exits the Theron Bassue safely and Wingrove “Parrot” tournament. guided the Empire team George stabilized the home without any major innings for Sandy Point. MolineauxCayon won the headache with Mr.Tyson toss and batted first and finishing on 51and Bassue When Mr. George depart- stuttered with the loss of 31 to complete an eight ed for 13, Mr. Stanley fol- early wickets. However wicket victory. lowed shortly playing a Xavier Saunders and lazy shot to mid-on for 22. Larry Audain consolidated Young Guns’ victory con- Kenny Douglas however for the early losses with a firms them, League gave the Sandy Point’s half century stand. Mr. Leaders Newtown, innings some respectabili- Saunders, struggling to Government Road All ty with a boundary filled cope with the conditions, Stars and Empire will play 38 to carry the defending had to retire hurt which in the Semi-finals. champions up to 98-5 off sparked a middle order However the final league their 15 overs. collapse that included Mr. game between Young Audain for 23. Guns and Haynes Smith Sherman White, Andrew will determine the final Simmonds and Bernard When Saunders came seeding.

C M Y K REGIONAL NEWS The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 Page 17 Cricketer Badree tells of losing dad to diabetes

By Nikita Braxton He said fast food restau- Trinidad Express rants were causing poor eating habits, especially WEST INDIES cricketer among teenagers and Samuel Badree, who lost children. He said the his father to diabetes number of local when he was seven years teenagers developing old, has described the Type 2 diabetes was experience as a traumatic increasing. one for him and his fam- ily. He advised that fried foods should be avoided Badree said healthy eat- and vegetables or salads ing and regular exercise should be half of the helped him to become a meal on a plate. The professional cricketer. other two quarters of the meal should consist of November is Diabetes carbohydrates and pro- Awareness Month and tein, he said. Badree was speaking to children who received The diabetologist also pairs of glasses under the said exercise was impor- Rapidfire Kidz tant. He warned there Foundation Eyes Right should be care when tak- Project. Twenty-three ing herbal drugs for the pupils at Marabella treatment of diabetes, as Boys’ and Girls’ some of these drugs can Anglican schools in have side effects. were given the free eye- Rapidfire Kidz wear on Sunday. Foundation has so far given out 456 pairs of Families suffer free eyeglasses under its Eyes Right Project. The Badree, who came from a event was also attended family of eight children, by its president, attorney said: “When I was at the Kevin Ratiram, and Rev tender age of seven, my Raising awareness: Diabetologist Claude Khan, left, Rev Joy Abdul-Mohan and West Indies cricketer Joy Abdul-Mohan. World own father died due to Trinidadian Samuel Badree attend the Rapidfire Kidz Foundation Eyes Right Project in Marabella on Sunday. Diabetes Day is on diabetes. It was extreme- November 14. ly traumatic for my mother, my siblings, and and regular exercise, I’m Tobago) compared to the me. sure I wouldn’t have approximate three to four even been a professional per cent of the population “It was only through the cricketer, far less a West in the United Kingdom, grace of God that my Indies cricketer.” and eight per cent of peo- mother was able to raise ple in America. us. So when people die Feature speaker at the through diabetes... their event was diabetologist Khan said locally pre- families, those they leave Claude Khan. He said pared foods are delec- behind, suffer as well.” diabetes affected 15 per table and, as a result, cent of the people in this large portions are con- He added: “Had it not country (Trinidad and sumed. been for healthy eating

C M Y K Page 18 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 REGIONAL NEWS Holder: WI Must Stay Hungry

Captain has of consistency. We must- urged his West Indies n’t get complacent, we side to “stay hungry” have no reason to be after they broke a pro- complacent. One Test longed slump to beat victory by all means is Pakistan by five wickets not enough. It’s a situa- in the third and final Test tion where we have to yesterday and post their stay hungry and that’s first Test win in 19 something I really months. believe we have in the group. The all-rounder said the Windies had the makings “Everybody is young, of a very good unit but everybody is looking to stressed it was important make their mark on the to build on the Sharjah international circuit so success and begin to pro- everybody is hungry for duce more consistent success. And one thing I performances in the really enjoy in this dress- future. ing room is that every- body is happy for each Holder, who was presid- other’s success.” ing over his first Test win, also called for the He continued: “It’s just a unit to be kept together situation where I think as he believed they had we need to stay together, the potential to become a we need to be given dominant Test force. some time together as a group, to gel, to under- “This is a very good stand one another, to play group of guys. We’ve some good solid cricket. shown glimpses that we can compete, we’ve “We’ve definitely shown shown glimpses we have it here, we’ve competed what it takes to compete against India [earlier this at this level,” said year], we had a good last Holder, who turns 25 on Well done: West Indies captain Jason Holder collects an outstanding performance cheque on day five of few Test matches in Saturday. the third and final Test against Pakistan at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium, yesterday in Sharjah, United Arab Australia [last year] so “For us, it’s just a matter Emirates. —Photo: Getty Images/WICB Media Continued on page 22

$80 LOCAL NEWS The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 Page 19 Page 20 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 REGIONAL NEWS Season passes for Latapy, Yorke, Lara and others

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C M Y K Page 22 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday November 4, 2016 LOCAL NEWS IICA Holds Workshop on Food Labelling for Agro-Processors in St Kitts-Nevis BASSETERRE, St development, assist in first day was the IICA Kitts — Small-scale the reduction of poverty representative for agro-processors in St and malnutrition and Antigua and Barbuda Kitts and Nevis are now reduce food wastage Craig Thomas. Chairing better positioned, as through agro-process- the session was Andy business proprietors, to ing,” Daniel said. Blanchette, institutional contribute to sustainable liaison to agriculture. agriculture development The workshop, which thanks to the timely was organised by “This workshop is being intervention by the Inter- Augustine Merchant, held with funding from American Institute for IICA representative for the 10th European Cooperation on the St Kitts and Nevis Development Fund Agriculture (IICA), delegation, was facilitat- Agriculture Policy which conducted a one- ed on the first day by Programme,” Merchant and-a-half-day workshop Oriel Walters from said. “This programme is Food labelling workshop participants pose for a group picture on the final day. on food labelling. Koncep Branding being executed through Presenter Jihan Williams is standing (front row) 2nd right Antigua and I-Ronn an agreement signed Assistant secretary in the Audain from the St Kitts between the European food import bill estimat- which product to pur- at the same time informa- federal ministry of agri- Bureau of Standards, Union and the Inter- ed at over $5 billion chase. The label is there- tive,” she said. “I take culture, Natasha Daniel, while on the final day American Institute for annually; and climate fore the most important pride in our very own who opened the work- (Tuesday, November 1) Cooperation on change, which is of par- marketing tool for a local products, produce shop held in Basseterre by Jihan Williams from Agriculture with other ticular significance to the product. by the Agro-processing on Thursday, October 27, the federal government implementing bodies Caribbean, comprising Unit and other agro- commented that the intellectual property such as the Caribbean largely of small island “It should be attractive processors such as Ms workshop had come on rights office. Agriculture Research and developing states with and eye-catching while at Connor’s D-Lightfully the heels of a recently Development Institute low lying coastal areas the same time being Sweet, Grandmas held marketing workshop Audain’s presentation (CARDI) and the CARI- and deemed the second informative. A dirty con- Special, which is nicely for agro-processors. was on ‘Labels Standards COM Secretariat.” most prone in the world fusing and untidy label designed with our and Regulation’ and to natural hazards. will not help to sell a National Anthem theme, “Today we move to Walter’s presentation According to Merchant, product. Small scale food ‘Oh Land of Beauty’. another level of the mar- was on ‘Labelling the programme is being He said the main aims of processors should aim to keting chain, labelling, Design’, while Williams’ implemented within the the workshop were to label their products with “We are on the right path. where processors can presentation on the final context of two major enable small-scale enter- the best label they can A dirty, confused, untidy better position them- day was on ‘Intellectual challenges which agri- prises in St Kitts and obtain or afford in rela- label will not sell a prod- selves as business propri- Property Rights’. culture faces in the CAR- Nevis, including women tion to the product.” uct. Hence the impor- etors, contribute to sus- IFORUM states, namely and youth, to strengthen tance of this workshop, tainable agricultural Also in attendance on the an increasing regional value added processes On the first day the to provide the guidance, and marketing opportuni- workshop participants techniques and know- ties to meet the demands were divided into four how in order to better of retailers and con- groups where they improve your product sumers, and to strengthen worked on label designs, while at the same time the capacity to increase and presentation of the making money.” the volume, quality, stan- work groups was done by dard and differentiation group leaders, while She encouraged the agro- of local value added feedback on presentation processors to try their products. made by the groups was best to label their prod- presented by Walters. ucts with the best labels “The label is the first available and affordable point of contact between A number of the agro- in relation to the value of the consumer and pro- processors brought their the product, pointing out ducer,” Merchant labels that they put on that “the ministry is here informed the workshop display, and which to support you and pro- participants. “It is used to caught the eye of Daniel. vide the necessary assis- identify one product tance to attain your from another and also to “Labels should be attrac- goals.” make a discussion over tive, eye catching while

From page 7 Holder: WI Must Stay Hungry

it’s a situation where we but opener Kraigg Proud of the character need to string together Brathwaite and wicket- which the guys showed, consistent performances keeper/batsman Shane proud of the fight they over an extended period Dowrich both stroked 60 showed, on the back of a of time. not out in stretching their lot of criticism here and overnight unbroken sixth there,” he explained. “I have no doubt we will wicket stand to 87, to get back on the right rule out any chance of “It’s been a tough year track in order to take defeat. and for the guys to come West Indies cricket back out in this last Test match up to the top.” Holder said that after and perform the way they losses in the first Test in did—and not only this West Indies completed Dubai and the second Test match. I thought we an emphatic victory at Test in Abu Dhabi, he were competitive the the Sharjah Cricket was proud of the way entire series and just to Stadium when they easi- West Indies had rebound- show that commitment, ly chased down a modest ed to win here. that will power, that target of 153. They never-say-die attitude, resumed the final day on “If I could sum up my it’s really, really com- 114 for five still requir- feelings right now in one mendable and makes me ing 39 runs for victory word I’d just say proud. feel really proud.”

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