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Candies Kotchapaw: DYLOTT-OEDD-BDA founder

Candies Kotchapaw: DYLOTT-OEDD-BDA founder
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Our guest is Candies Kotchapaw. She has been awarded a Charles III Coronation Medal 2025

Candies is a recipient of the Duke of Edinburgh Award 2025. Queen Elizabeth Platinum Jubilee Award. And Most Influential People of African Descent and 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women’s Award

Candies Kotchapaw is a Jamaican-born Canadian. On behalf of the Mutcho Radio Network alliance, my thoughts and prayers to Jamaican families affected by Hurricane Melissa.

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