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Haitian robbery; David, Gally and Archie erupt in controversial 74 campaign
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Woman in charge of men s team – NationNews Barbados — nationnews com
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Celebrating women: trailblazers during a pandemic
As the world stops to celebrate women today under the theme ‘
Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a Covid-19 world’ we at Observer media thought it only right to shine the spotlight on a few women here in Antigua and Barbuda who over the past year, have not only led in the fight against the deadly coronavirus, but continuously break the mold and kick down the barriers that women have faced for centuries.
Dr Rhonda Sealey-Thomas
Who better to head this list than someone who here in Antigua and Barbuda has become a household name, our Chief Medical Officer, Dr Rhonda Sealy-Thomas, a woman of high intelligence and grace.
More opportunities for regional clubs
Article by February 17, 2021
Caribbean Football Union (CFU) President Randy Harris says that the revamped Caribbean Club Championship could see an increase in qualifying spots for some countries as Concacaf moves towards implementing its new Concacaf Champions League (CCL) competition format.
The regional governing body announced on February 4 that the CCL will be expanded to 50 teams, including 10 teams from the Caribbean competing in the group stage in 2023 . As a consequence of the new structure, the current version of Caribbean Club Championship, which has been used as the qualifier for regional tournaments, will be retired in 2022 and a new cup competition launched to determine the qualifying teams, in addition to results from the domestic leagues.
Probe into claim that Blatter paid for Warner s jet is dropped
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21/01/2021 - 20:30 2 min
Lausanne (AFP)
Swiss prosecutors said Thursday they had dropped an investigation into ailing former FIFA president Sepp Blatter, accused of defrauding world football s governing body by paying for a private jet used by the now-banned Jack Warner.
Prosecutors alleged Blatter paid the $365,000 (300,000-euro) bill for the jet that Warner, the Trinidadian who served as a FIFA vice-president during Blatter s 17-reign, used in 2007.
Warner has since been banned from football and indicted by US prosecutors for charges related to corruption.
Swiss prosecutor Thomas Hildbrand abandoned the probe into Blatter this month, the Public Prosecutor s Office (MPC) said.
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