For more than three decades, the Barbados Association for the Blind has taken part in the annual Barbados Manufacturers Association (BMA) Trade and Innovation Expo (TIE) (formerly known as the …
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Local corporate taxpayers have been put on notice by Prime Minister Mia Mottley that they can expect a change in their corporation tax rate, after what seems to be a …
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Barbadians can expect lower prices for poultry at a number of special outlets starting this week, as the Government continues to put measures in place to help Barbadians better cope …
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Mottley urges peaceful end to land dispute between Guyana and Venezuela
Prime Minister Mia Mottley is calling on Venezuela and Guyana to have a peaceful end to their ongoing land dispute. Late last month, it was reported that the Venezuelan National …
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Torrential rains may have put a damper on day two of the rebranded annual Trade and Innovation Expo (formerly BMEX). This was the view of some of the exhibitors who …
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Barbados Light & Power Company (BLPC) executives have criticised a lengthy delay in rate hearings, urging the utility regulator to speed up the process of its recent application for millions …
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Light and Power’s investment in battery storage ‘on hold… but prices will rise’ By Marlon Madden The island’s sole electric utility company said it has paused a $600 million investment …
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Senator lobbies for farmers to pay less for water By Marlon Madden An independent senator is calling on the Government to provide cheaper water rates for farmers in an effort …
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Minister in the Ministry of Finance Ryan Straughn has told lawmakers that the government is in the process of finding a permanent fix to the south coast sewage system, while …
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Barbados has been nominated for the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) Superheroes Development Award for its Together We Build Strong Families programme (formerly Strengthening Human and Social Development programme), which aims …