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Jul 22, 2016 Sports
K&B Mining and Hardware Supplies yesterday continued its sponsorship of the

Accountant at K&B Mining, Anisa Husain (right) hands over the sponsorship cheque to Colin Boyce yesterday at their Church Street location.
Boyce & Jefford Track and Field Classic VII when the company presented their contribution for the August 27-28 Championships at the McKenzie Sports Club Ground Linden.
The Mining Company has been a sponsor of the event since its inception in 2010. Accountant at K&B Mining, Anisa Husain on behalf of Chief Executive Officer of the Mining Company, Hema Persaud, handed over their sponsorship.
The upcoming Boyce & Jefford Classic will continue to feature athletes from the Caribbean and will be officially launched tomorrow at the SportsMaxx Store at Giftland Mall, Turkeyen at 2:45 pm where the first 15 minutes will be broadcasted live on 94.1 Boom FM.
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