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Sponsorship mistake threatens CSM show
Posted: Friday, January 5, 2018
Sponsorship mistake threatens CSM show
Imbert claimed that his Ministry had been mistakenly informed that the company had received $500,000 in sponsorship from the NLCB last year and decided to cut it to $300,000 due to the Government's financial constraints.
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With the bulk of government sponsorship going towards prize money, the CSM was able to pay out $2 million to the winner from 2011 to 2013, in 2014, it was reduced to $1 million and last year's top prize was $500,000.
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In 2017, the pan body received $23.5 million in funding from Government. This year the figure has dropped to $20.5 million.
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A meal for a juror usually costs between $40 to $60, but on Wednesday Justice Carla Brown-Antoine advised jurors to walk with their lunch because caterers had stopped accepting State vouchers because of problems with payments.
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A Princes Town mother of two was beaten and shot in the head, at point-blank range, before being dumped off a lonely track at New Colonial Road, Barrackpore yesterday.
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T&T under-17 football defender Kya Edwards was wounded while attempting to escape after a gunman opened fire just a few metres away from where she stood at Springvale, Couva, yesterday.
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Both bodies are at the Forensic Science Centre in St James.
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