The Vincentian - The Vincentian

Attorney Kay Bacchus-Browne has expressed the view that even if Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Colin Williams had the power to change the charge, “he did not exercise that power judiciously in this case.”

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HEADLINES

Policeman’s case takes another turn

Attorney plans rigorous defence

No salary increase but taxes increase

"Withdraw All!" says Eustace

“Nobody scolds me!” Leacock says

Vincentians address human trafficking

Fertile soil, best weed

Tackling cross border crime

CWSA announces new rates

CWSA increases long overdue


POLITICS	Kenville Horne

Prime Minister responds to PSU All trade unions representing civil servants, except the Public Service Union (PSU) agreed with the government to wait until June for a further evaluation of the nation’s economic position, in order to determine whether salary increases could be paid.

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EDITORIAL	The Vincentian

Small scale industry:Restriction and Depression The story carried on page thirteen of this issue highlights the latest report from the Washington based Heritage Foundation, on the ‘economic freedom’ standing of Caribbean countries.

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SPORTS	The Vincentian

Five teams advance in Masters T/20 KO Five teams advanced and five went by the wayside, when the Log Enterprises SVG Masters Knock Out T/20 Cricket competition bowled off last weekend.

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BUSINESS	The Vincentian

United Insurance supports Children with Special Needs Children of all ages look forward to brand new school supplies when they start the new school term. For children with special needs, it’s really no different, and the youngsters at the School for Children with Special Needs welcomed a donation of United Insurance-branded exercise books.

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