As far back as 2006 Democratic
Labour Party (DLP) candidate for St George South, Dr Esther
Byer-Suckoo, has promised constituents that proper representation
will be high among her priorities. "We need proper political
representation and I know I can do it.
You want representation you can see, representation
you can hear . . . . You want representation by someone who
will represent the constituency in Parliament," she said.
The medical practitioner pointed to the benefits Barbadians like
her gained thanks to "Barrow free education", adding that
the constituency deserved the DLP, a party which cared about people.
Dr Esther Byer-Suckoo stressed she was not about
promises, but rather stood for action and was prepared to stay the
course until the various tasks related to uplifting the people and
the constituency had been completed. She noted that a number of people
had in the past made empty, meaningless promises.
Dr Esther Byer-Suckoo, Minister of Sports who is also
the Minister of Family, Youth Affairs and the Environment, said the
Government was committed to developing sport as a major socio-economic
sector.
SPORTING CLUBS and organisations will soon be benefiting
from a pledge of the new Government to waive duties and VAT on training
and sports equipment. < Read
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Cassada Bay offer both
individuals and groups the possibility of coming to Carriacou and
staying in a 'working holiday village' FREE OF COST in
exchange for 'work in the village', bringing Hands of Help into
the community, the nursing homes, the church building project.
"I
will give you my message in the form of a vision.
Write it clearly
enough to be read at a glance. At the time I have
decided, my words will come true."
Habakkuk
2: 2-3
Missions is the heartbeat of God
It is our urgent call to provide
sponsorship for not only the orphans but also to support and
empower the body of Christ and send them out for the Great Commission.
United Caribbean Trust
base headquarters could be used as ‘Christian
Timeshare Holiday Resorts’ outside of the hurricane season
(thus fund the trust) and accommodation for relief workers during
the hurricane season if needed. If not needed they could be opened
to local schools, youth groups and Caribbean churches from July
to October.
