Though optimistic that the Barbados economy could grow by as much as 1.75 per cent as predicted by the Central Bank, President of the Barbados Private Sector Association (BPSA) Edward …
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Crime and the lack of ease of doing business are two of the major concerns of the local business community as they express cautious optimism about growth prospects in commerce …
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Principal of the Frederick Smith Secondary School, Major Michael Boyce has received some support from the highest ranks of the Barbados Secondary Teacher’s Union (BSTU) in his bid to spearhead …
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After over 20 years of offering construction, demolition, excavation and site clearing services in Barbados, Black Bess Quarry Ltd. has filed for bankruptcy, leaving dozens of workers on the breadline. …
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A 20-year-old accused of committing several crimes in the southern division, dating back to October last year, has been remanded to Her Majesty’s Prison Dodds. He is Jahlany Tramaine Yarde, …
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The public service vehicle driver caught on camera narrowly missing a pedestrian as he overtook another minibus along Black Road admitted to his folly today in the Traffic Court. After …
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 SOURCE: BBC NEWS: The Coronavirus has been declared a global emergency by the World Health Organization, as the outbreak continues to spread outside China. “The main reason for this declaration …
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In a matter of months two key pieces of legislation governing financial services are expected to go before lawmakers for approval, Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados Cleviston Haynes …
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Barbados and Ghana both played fundamental roles in the trans-Atlantic slave trade, and the time has now arrived for the two countries to forge closer links with each other, tourism …
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As the Mia Mottley administration prepares to present the latest Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure for the upcoming fiscal year, Central Bank Governor Cleviston Haynes’ wish list is for major …