Last Updated on December 12, 2023, 12:43 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis National Carnival hosted the Cable and Green House Band Junior Calypso Monarch Competition, featuring over 19 Calypsonians in two categories, celebrating the 50th anniversary.
Primary Category
- Aleijah Hendrickson (Princess Kali)
- Devon-J Richardson(Prince DJ)
- Amaro Roland (Prince Khi)
- Raynecia Hodge (Lady Faith)
- Zenobia Johnson (Mighty Zen)
Secondary Category :
- Zyon Harding (Lega-Z)
- Rajaun Fyfield (Erastus)
- Rayjaun Hodge (Mighty H)
- Ilovely Pemberton (Energetic I)
- Divonique Liburd (Divi)
- Na’Aliyah Smithen (Princess Al)
- Shante Hendrickson (Princess Nevaeh)
- Quincy Isaac (Mighty QJ)
- Jazelle Connor (Junior Jazz)
- Edward Williams (Mighty J)
- Aaliyah Buchanan (Lady B)
- Nicholas Petty (Star Boy Nicholas)
- Dequon Hendrickson (Dequon)
- Anthony Moving (De Herald)
The winners of the Cable and Green House Band Junior Calypso Monarch Competition Were as follows :
Primary competition
- 2nd runner-up Prince Khi 332
- 1st runner up Lady Faith 334
- Winner Mighty Zen 390
Secondary competition
- 2nd runner-up Princess Neveah 396
- 1st runner up Mighty J 404
- Winner Star Boy Nicolas 428
The St Kitts Department of Youth Empowerment is organizing the annual Junior Carnival, a Youth Empowerment initiative, at Patsy Allers Playing Field on December 30, 2023. The event features a Junior Parade, ‘Boys on Bikes’, promoting patriotism and youth engagement.
The registration for the junior parade closed on Sunday, December 10 December, 2023. The Junior Carnival is organized for the country’s young generation in association with the St Kitts Department of Youth Empowerment.
The St Kitts and Nevis young boys who are interested in participating are supposed to bring their bikes. The kids are requested to participate in the segment and show their true patriotism for the ongoing carnival, Sugar Mas 52.
Reportedly, the Department of Youth Empowerment is still seeking volunteers for the Junior Carnival. The department officials have asked interested locals to visit the office and register for the same on the third floor of the cable building.
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