What do the Commonwealth of Dominica, the Cayman Islands, Turks and Caicos Islands and Monaco have in common? They are among the list of countries that have decided to spare …
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African Awareness Month is over, but that didn’t stop students of several primary, secondary and tertiary schools in St Michael from showing off their African pride today. At an African …
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The battle for the presidency of the Barbados Football Association (BFA) is officially a two-man race. When last week’s March 7 deadline for nominations expired, current BFA president Randy Harris …
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Barbados’ security forces are undergoing intensive training in preparation for the International Cricket Council (ICC) Men’s T20 World Cup to be held here in June. Approximately 120 members of The …
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Democratic Labour Party political leader Ralph Thorne has urged the opposition party to unify in order to “rescue poor people from an oppressive” government. The unity plea came as talk …
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Following the recent announcement by the Minister of Finance that a new rate of 5.5 per cent on the taxable income of a company will be applicable to small businesses …
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A fifth form student suffered serious head injuries and is being monitored at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, the Ministry of Education has disclosed. In a statement, the ministry said the …
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Barbadians who own two-acre properties or larger classified as agricultural land by the Development Planning Office are being asked to pay significantly higher land tax rates, Barbados TODAY has learned. …
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Barbadian chefs won the People’s Choice Award at the DC Embassy Chef Challenge, a culinary competition showcasing cuisines from around the world, held on March 7 at Washington’s Union Station. …
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The first-ever Small Island Developing States (SIDS) Global Children and Youth Action Summit, to be held in the Caribbean, is being touted as a landmark opportunity for young people to …