Anderson Tuitt, a prominent figure at the National Office of Disaster Services (N.O.D.S), has been awarded the prestigious WOW Factor Award 2025 in the Law Enforcement & Safety category. This accolade recognizes Tuitt’s exceptional contributions to public safety, emergency management, and community resilience. His visionary leadership at N.O.D.S has significantly advanced disaster preparedness and response strategies nationwide, ensuring safer and more resilient communities. The WOW Factor Awards, known for celebrating excellence and innovation, highlight individuals who have made a profound societal impact through their dedication and groundbreaking work. Tuitt’s recognition underscores the critical importance of disaster management and public safety in today’s world. Meanwhile, the news platform also promotes its customizable digital marketing packages, inviting businesses to advertise on Antigua’s most visited news site for maximum visibility and impact.
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Kameroen kiest president: Paul Biya (92) maakt kans op achtste termijn
Cameroon’s citizens headed to the polls today for a pivotal presidential election, with 92-year-old Paul Biya vying for an unprecedented eighth term. Biya, who has held power for over four decades since 1975, remains the frontrunner despite his advanced age, largely due to the dominance of his ruling Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM) over the state apparatus. The election unfolded under tight security, particularly in the English-speaking regions, where separatist groups have long challenged central authority. Reports of low voter turnout and isolated incidents emerged in some districts, but the overall process remained calm. The Electoral Commission (ELECAM) anticipates announcing official results within 15 days, with the Constitutional Council set to validate the outcome by October 26. Biya’s primary challengers include Cabral Libii, leader of the Cameroon Party for National Reconciliation (PCRN), who appeals to the youth with promises of reform, and opposition leader Maurice Kamto, who contested the 2018 election results. International observers, including representatives from the African Union, emphasized the importance of transparency and peaceful acceptance of the results. A victory for Biya would further cement his status as Africa’s longest-serving president, even as Cameroon grapples with economic inequality, security challenges, and political discontent.
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Anse La Raye/Canaries: A constituency at the crossroads
As Saint Lucia approaches another election cycle, the Anse La Raye/Canaries constituency is set to witness a high-stakes political battle between two prominent figures: Wayne Girard of the Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP) and Dominic Fedee of the United Workers Party (UWP). This scenic coastal district, known for its rich cultural heritage and economic challenges, has historically been a swing constituency, making the upcoming contest particularly significant.
Wayne Girard, the incumbent MP and Minister in the Ministry of Finance, Economic Development, and the Youth Economy, is campaigning on a platform of continuity and community investment. During his tenure, Girard has spearheaded key infrastructure projects, including the rehabilitation of sporting facilities, road redevelopment, and the construction of the West Coast Fire Station. He has also emphasized the importance of tourism development, particularly through initiatives like the Anse La Raye Fish Fry, which has become a hallmark community event. Despite criticisms regarding his limited visibility in the constituency, Girard has defended his record, citing his national responsibilities during a challenging post-pandemic economic period.
On the opposing side, Dominic Fedee, a former tourism minister and UWP representative, is seeking to reclaim his seat by focusing on economic revitalization and tourism-driven growth. Fedee’s campaign highlights his achievements during his tenure as Minister for Tourism, Information, and Broadcasting, including overseeing Saint Lucia’s record-breaking tourism year in 2019. He has long championed community tourism, advocating for greater local involvement in the tourism economy and the decentralization of opportunities. Fedee’s vision includes empowering local entrepreneurs and leveraging tourism to address the constituency’s economic challenges.
Both candidates share similar goals, such as infrastructure development, youth empowerment, and community-based tourism, leaving voters to decide based on trust, past performance, and their ability to deliver tangible results. The outcome of this election will not only shape the future of Anse La Raye/Canaries but also influence the broader political landscape of Saint Lucia.







