Studies are still being done on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on business. One glaring effect has been the influence of technology on the way business is done. …
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Dwight G Sutherland, MP, Minister of Housing, was quoted in the British Guardian newspaper on April 20 stating that the proposed payment of millions of dollars of Barbadian taxpayers’ money …
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As an ardent supporter of reparatory justice and self-repair for over three decades, and one who has a fairly intimate relationship with the national, regional and international call for reparatory …
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Not for the first time, nor I dare say the last, the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) has nailed its political colours firmly to internal divisions and party partisanship. A recent …
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This week, we’re delving deeper into the realm of fair credit reporting and stepping beyond the confines of EveryData (previously known as CreditAdvice), to cast a spotlight on the industry’s …
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I‘ve been reflecting on this for a few weeks now and wrestling with my thoughts, trying to make sense of what is unfolding. We all love our country, right? And …
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A simple definition of reparation(s) is the making of amends for wrong or injury done. British newspaper The Guardian recently published a report that the Barbados government plans to pay …
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The Mexican government has taken the significant step of asking the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to “suspend Ecuador as a member of the United Nations” and also to “initiate …
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I was fortunate to have many role models, not the least of whom were my parents, to guide and support me in the first phase of life leading up to …
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Being employed is important to the social well-being of the individual, as it allows for the earning of an income to meet the basic needs of food and shelter. Of …