November 24, 2020
HALSON MOULTRIE, MP, centre, with members of Zonta Bahamas in front of the Nassau Village
entrance sign and the memorial banner for the women and girls who lost their lives to violence in
Nassau Village.
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FACE TO FACE: Alicia and her daughter Ednique were lost - when will we wake up and stop the violence?
A precious eight-year-old little girl is on a memorial billboard at the entrance of Nassau Village. She shouldn’t be there. She should be counting down the days to her birthday on December 12. She should be trying to adjust to the new normal of online schooling and thinking about what she wants for Christmas. But on September 28 this year, Ednique Wallace became the victim of murder. She and her mother Alicia Sawyer lost their lives together in a senseless act of violence that occurs too often in our society.
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