A campaign to prevent British Member of Parliament Richard Drax from profiting from a controversial land deal in Barbados has gained momentum. This follows a decision by Prime Minister Mia …
Sasha Mehter
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Barbados has long taken immense, deserved pride in the calibre of our education system and the teachers who have shaped it over the decades. Our schools have consistently produced some …
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By Shanna Moore Despite huge cost overruns and lengthy setbacks in the building of steel housing units for residents displaced by Hurricane Elsa in 2021, Minister of Housing Dwight Sutherland …
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Business leader calls for price watchdog, expects more price rises
by Sasha Mehterby Sasha MehterBy Emmanuel Joseph As consumers navigate rising food prices, a key private sector leader is recommending the formation of a broad-based independent monitoring group to help Barbadians make more informed …
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In the face of the latest calls by privately owned public service vehicle operators that yet another bus fare increase should be considered, it is time to scrutinise what lies …
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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. By Garry Hornby Comments on education reform in both print and electronic …
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PM urges renewed family, community focus as monument unveiled
by Sasha Mehterby Sasha MehterBy Shamar Blunt Barbados must return to its roots and rebuild the strength of family and community bonds, said Prime Minister Mia Mottley as a Monument to the Barbadian Family …
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Residents from all across the country reported feeling the 5.4 magnitude earthquake that shook the island on Tuesday morning. While some said they felt nothing, several reported feeling the tremor. …
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#BTColumn – What’s holding back digital entrepreneurship?
by Sasha Mehterby Sasha MehterDisclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. By Steven Williams Given my 25 years of experience in the information …
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Seventeen creative businesses are set to benefit from the experience gained in the National Cultural Foundation’s (NCF) business development programmes when they debut at the Barbados Manufacturers’ Association’s Trade & …