Students of the Frederick Smith Secondary School have been told that living their best life will be determined by the choices, actions, and decisions they make today. Minister in the …
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The 2023 Independence Day Parade will not be held at Kensington Oval this year, as the facility is unavailable. The Bridgetown Port and the Garrison Savannah were also ruled out, …
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Efforts are underway to try to resolve the impasse between priest-in-charge at St Clement’s Anglican Church, Reverend Graveney Bannister and a group of disgruntled members who are demanding his removal. …
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The Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS) is setting up an export committee to ensure there is better coordination in exporting local produce. On Thursday, during the launch of Agrofest 2024 at …
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Amid concerns about cyberattacks, local financial experts are assuring there’s no need for undue concern about digital banking. In fact, they say financial institutions are taking no chances when it …
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The FirstCaribbean International ComTrust Foundation and CCRIF SPC (formerly the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility) met on Wednesday to celebrate the Foundation’s donation of US$75 000 to help enhance rainfall …
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One of the more talked about features of Sandals Barbados and Sandals Royal Barbados are the lush and beautiful gardens. In fact, it’s an aspect that has won the hearts …
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The Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS) is planning to roll out a school programme aimed at increasing the level of participation among students at Agrofest and growing interest in agriculture overall. …
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Barbados has just five weeks to ensure that it has “all its ducks in a row” to pass an onsite assessment, which it hopes will get it off the Financial …
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Government is on course to bankroll what Prime Minister Mia Mottley has described as a “massive onslaught” on potholes across the country amid strong public outcry about poor road conditions. …