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Posted: Friday 18 September, 2009 at 8:36 AM

Deputy Prime Minister Proud Of Youth Contributions

Prime Minister Honourable Dr. Denzil Douglas (front row, fifth from left) stands next to Deputy Prime Minister Honourable Sam Condor with the Independence Youth Awardees. Photo courtesy Willett’s Photo Studio.
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    Basseterre, St. Kitts, September 17, 2009 (SKNIS): Twenty-one young people were recognized on Wednesday, September 16 – National Heroes Day, for their outstanding contributions to national development.
     
    Prime Minister Honourable Dr. Denzil Douglas and Deputy Prime Minister Honourable Sam Condor were among dignitaries that attended the Independence Youth Awards Ceremony at the Royal St. Kitts Hotel, to salute the successful candidates.
     
    Larry Vaughn and Konris Maynard were awarded for Excellence in Music. Talissa Brown, Adrian Norford and Kayan Benjamin received recognition for Excellence in Sport. Awards in Education went to Dorothy Caines and Shorna Maynard while Alphonso Henry and Lawson Wilkes were highlight for their promotion of local culture.
     
    Awards also went to Azilla Clarke for Social Reform, Collin Williams and Troy Hendrickson for Entrepreneurship, Dr. McCartney “Garfield” Alexander and Dr. Dwain Archibald for Promotion of Health, and Drason Browne, Dominic Matthew and Delyth Christmas for Community Involvement/Services.
     
    Pastor Clive Saunders was recognized for Advocacy, Devon Mitchum and Crispin Worrel for Agriculture and Dameon Jacobs for Religion.
     
    “When we think of these awards, we are indescribably happy and proud that our young people engage and excel in the various dimensions and disciplines of human endeavor, including sports, community activity, religion, education, science, culture, art, business enterprise, health, agriculture, social activism, journalism, and politics,” Deputy Prime Minister Condor stated. “These for me, embody and provide our State with inspirational, community and leadership qualities that are so critical to our overall development.”
     
    Minister Condor, who is responsible for Youth Affairs added that his Government will “continue to allocate resources, as available, to individuals, groups, projects, programmes and activities that cater to the concerns of young people.”
     
    He challenged the youth population to reject antisocial influences and to become involved in meaningful, positive activities that contribute to the development of the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis.
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