Trinidad Guardian

...Emphasising that “creativity” would be the focus of the NCC for Carnival 2016, Pouchet revealed that the most creative band presentation would receive $300,000; the best-playing costumed steelband on Carnival Monday will receive $100,000; and, ten traditional Carnival mas bands will receive $10,000 each for their Carnival Monday presentation.

The new prizes will be sponsored by the NCC.

Douglas was particularly harsh on the special interest groups (SIGs) of the NCC, stating that next year accountability of state funds will be “paramount.” He advised the SIGs to “clarify your business early, ahead of time.” Douglas said over $300m in state funds were invested in this year’s Carnival and that the SIGs must account for how monies are spent....

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