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Brief profile of Makandal Daaga
Raising the level of the black conciousness which changed employment practices in banks and other parts of the private sector and led to the development of state enterprises.
Enhancing the growth of a sense of nationalism, culture and race relations in the post-independence period with the formation of Pegasus in 1962, NJAC in 1969 and the historic March to caroni in 1970.
Spearheading the growth of Emancipation to the Caribbean, Western Hemisphere and Africa.
Three issues Makandal Daaga is committed to address in Laventille West:
The transfomation of the environment from one of violence and crime to one of peace, goodwill and communal unity.
Instilling a sense of self-reliance, confidence and a deeper sense of economic and social development.
Returning Laventille to its former state of being a spiritual and cultural centre of Trinidad & Tobago
Makandal Daaga (formerly Geddes Granger) was born