Caribbean Report 07-01-1997

The report states that bankers in St. Lucia demand a comprehensive three year plan from banana farmers already badly in debt. The next segment reports that a US Virgin Island based firm is being ordered to refund 26 million US dollars worth of advisory fees to Guyana’s Telephone Company. According to the Public Utilities Commission the money was paid to the ATN company, a parent company of GTandT, which is based in the US Virgin Island. Just seven days into the new year Jamaica’s death toll has risen to sixteen. National Security Minister Kadi Knight says that his crime fighting plans have to be given time to work. The following segment says that the price of gold worldwide continues to trade at its lowest level for more than three years and Guyana, the largest producer in the Caribbean, is counting its losses. In the next segment, the Head of the Caribbean Council of Churches believes that a papal visit to Cuba next year would be significant and the Reverend Doctor Monroe Williams discusses the issue. In addition, the World Council of Churches is accusing Nigeria’s military government of widespread repression in the oil rich Burgoni region. In the final segment, after a meeting with Muammar Gaddafi, the Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan said Washington should initiate solution for the alleged sabotage of an airliner by Libyans.

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Main Authors: The British Broadcasting Corporation, Gordon, Warren (anchor), Ninvalle, Pete (correspondent), Smith, Colin (interviewee), Holder, Terry (interviewee), Knight, K. D. (interviewee), Hemraj, Satkumar (interviewee), Williams, Monroe (interviewee)
Other Authors: The University of the West Indies
Format: Recording, oral biblioteca
Language:English
Published: The British Broadcasting Corporation 1997-01-07
Subjects:Banana industry, > St Lucia., Telephone companies, > Guyana., Crime, > Jamaica., Gold, > Prices., Papal visits, > Cuba., Catholic Church, > Cuba., World Council of Churches., Farrakhan, Louis., Qaddafi, Muammar., Banana Growers Association, > St Lucia., Telephone and Telegraph Company, > Guyana., ATN., National Security Minister - Jamaica., Caribbean Council of Churches., Gaddafi, Muammar.,
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spelling oai:oai:uwispace.sta.uwi.edu:2139:2139-176422014-02-12T14:42:28Z Caribbean Report 07-01-1997 The British Broadcasting Corporation Gordon, Warren (anchor) Ninvalle, Pete (correspondent) Smith, Colin (interviewee) Holder, Terry (interviewee) Knight, K. D. (interviewee) Hemraj, Satkumar (interviewee) Williams, Monroe (interviewee) The University of the West Indies Banana industry -- St Lucia. Telephone companies -- Guyana. Crime -- Jamaica. Gold -- Prices. Papal visits -- Cuba. Catholic Church -- Cuba. World Council of Churches. Farrakhan, Louis. Qaddafi, Muammar. Banana Growers Association -- St Lucia. Telephone and Telegraph Company -- Guyana. ATN. National Security Minister - Jamaica. Caribbean Council of Churches. Gaddafi, Muammar. The report states that bankers in St. Lucia demand a comprehensive three year plan from banana farmers already badly in debt. The next segment reports that a US Virgin Island based firm is being ordered to refund 26 million US dollars worth of advisory fees to Guyana’s Telephone Company. According to the Public Utilities Commission the money was paid to the ATN company, a parent company of GTandT, which is based in the US Virgin Island. Just seven days into the new year Jamaica’s death toll has risen to sixteen. National Security Minister Kadi Knight says that his crime fighting plans have to be given time to work. The following segment says that the price of gold worldwide continues to trade at its lowest level for more than three years and Guyana, the largest producer in the Caribbean, is counting its losses. In the next segment, the Head of the Caribbean Council of Churches believes that a papal visit to Cuba next year would be significant and the Reverend Doctor Monroe Williams discusses the issue. In addition, the World Council of Churches is accusing Nigeria’s military government of widespread repression in the oil rich Burgoni region. In the final segment, after a meeting with Muammar Gaddafi, the Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan said Washington should initiate solution for the alleged sabotage of an airliner by Libyans. 1. Headlines (00:00-00:27) 2. St Lucia's Banana Industry is cash strapped (00:31-03:23) 3. A US Virgin Island based firm is being ordered to refund 26 million US dollars of advisory fees to Guyana's Telephone Company (03:24-07:15) 4. Crime in Jamaica is rising (07:17-07:55) 5. The price of gold world wide continues to trade at its lowest level for more than three years (07:57-11:16) 6. The Head of the Caribbean Council of Churches says that a papal visit to Cuba next year would be significant (11:17-14:30) 7. World Council of Churces is accusing Nigeria's military government of widespread repression in the oil rich Burgoni region (14:31-15:24) 2013-10-04T14:40:14Z 2013-10-04T14:40:14Z 1997-01-07 Recording, oral CAR2227 http://hdl.handle.net/2139/17642 en The BBC Caribbean Archives Collection 1988 - 2011 Stereo 192 bit rate MP3;44,100 Mega bits;16 bit 15 min. 25 sec. Sound, mp3 audio/mpeg3 Caribbean Area The British Broadcasting Corporation
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topic Banana industry -- St Lucia.
Telephone companies -- Guyana.
Crime -- Jamaica.
Gold -- Prices.
Papal visits -- Cuba.
Catholic Church -- Cuba.
World Council of Churches.
Farrakhan, Louis.
Qaddafi, Muammar.
Banana Growers Association -- St Lucia.
Telephone and Telegraph Company -- Guyana.
ATN.
National Security Minister - Jamaica.
Caribbean Council of Churches.
Gaddafi, Muammar.
Banana industry -- St Lucia.
Telephone companies -- Guyana.
Crime -- Jamaica.
Gold -- Prices.
Papal visits -- Cuba.
Catholic Church -- Cuba.
World Council of Churches.
Farrakhan, Louis.
Qaddafi, Muammar.
Banana Growers Association -- St Lucia.
Telephone and Telegraph Company -- Guyana.
ATN.
National Security Minister - Jamaica.
Caribbean Council of Churches.
Gaddafi, Muammar.
spellingShingle Banana industry -- St Lucia.
Telephone companies -- Guyana.
Crime -- Jamaica.
Gold -- Prices.
Papal visits -- Cuba.
Catholic Church -- Cuba.
World Council of Churches.
Farrakhan, Louis.
Qaddafi, Muammar.
Banana Growers Association -- St Lucia.
Telephone and Telegraph Company -- Guyana.
ATN.
National Security Minister - Jamaica.
Caribbean Council of Churches.
Gaddafi, Muammar.
Banana industry -- St Lucia.
Telephone companies -- Guyana.
Crime -- Jamaica.
Gold -- Prices.
Papal visits -- Cuba.
Catholic Church -- Cuba.
World Council of Churches.
Farrakhan, Louis.
Qaddafi, Muammar.
Banana Growers Association -- St Lucia.
Telephone and Telegraph Company -- Guyana.
ATN.
National Security Minister - Jamaica.
Caribbean Council of Churches.
Gaddafi, Muammar.
The British Broadcasting Corporation
Gordon, Warren (anchor)
Ninvalle, Pete (correspondent)
Smith, Colin (interviewee)
Holder, Terry (interviewee)
Knight, K. D. (interviewee)
Hemraj, Satkumar (interviewee)
Williams, Monroe (interviewee)
Caribbean Report 07-01-1997
description The report states that bankers in St. Lucia demand a comprehensive three year plan from banana farmers already badly in debt. The next segment reports that a US Virgin Island based firm is being ordered to refund 26 million US dollars worth of advisory fees to Guyana’s Telephone Company. According to the Public Utilities Commission the money was paid to the ATN company, a parent company of GTandT, which is based in the US Virgin Island. Just seven days into the new year Jamaica’s death toll has risen to sixteen. National Security Minister Kadi Knight says that his crime fighting plans have to be given time to work. The following segment says that the price of gold worldwide continues to trade at its lowest level for more than three years and Guyana, the largest producer in the Caribbean, is counting its losses. In the next segment, the Head of the Caribbean Council of Churches believes that a papal visit to Cuba next year would be significant and the Reverend Doctor Monroe Williams discusses the issue. In addition, the World Council of Churches is accusing Nigeria’s military government of widespread repression in the oil rich Burgoni region. In the final segment, after a meeting with Muammar Gaddafi, the Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan said Washington should initiate solution for the alleged sabotage of an airliner by Libyans.
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
Gordon, Warren (anchor)
Ninvalle, Pete (correspondent)
Smith, Colin (interviewee)
Holder, Terry (interviewee)
Knight, K. D. (interviewee)
Hemraj, Satkumar (interviewee)
Williams, Monroe (interviewee)
format Recording, oral
topic_facet Banana industry -- St Lucia.
Telephone companies -- Guyana.
Crime -- Jamaica.
Gold -- Prices.
Papal visits -- Cuba.
Catholic Church -- Cuba.
World Council of Churches.
Farrakhan, Louis.
Qaddafi, Muammar.
Banana Growers Association -- St Lucia.
Telephone and Telegraph Company -- Guyana.
ATN.
National Security Minister - Jamaica.
Caribbean Council of Churches.
Gaddafi, Muammar.
author The British Broadcasting Corporation
Gordon, Warren (anchor)
Ninvalle, Pete (correspondent)
Smith, Colin (interviewee)
Holder, Terry (interviewee)
Knight, K. D. (interviewee)
Hemraj, Satkumar (interviewee)
Williams, Monroe (interviewee)
author_sort The British Broadcasting Corporation
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