Too many families are mourning and heartbroken on this small island. I am reminded of these words of John King’s rendition, How Many More? Rose up early this morning …
Speaking Out
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Holetown Festival culminated last weekend. For decades, I have attended the festival, an event that embodies the heart and soul of St James. During a land acquisition resolution debate last …
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Last Saturday – 30th November – we celebrated not only 58 years of Independence, but also the 3rd anniversary of our Republic of Barbados. Our achievement of substantive independence from …
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While campaigning in the 2024 US general election, then-candidate Vice President Kamala Harris said that it was time to ‘turn the page’. However, the electorate thought it was time for …
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There is a video of the police making an arrest circulating on social media. When I saw it I was deeply concerned by the actions of the youth involved. …
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The President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) Justice Adrian Saunders said that the region has lost one of its most venerable sons with the passing of Sir Henry …
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The Leader of the Opposition and political leader of the Democratic Labour Party, the Honourable Ralph Thorne has made a commitment to be a responsible opposition, and not to oppose …
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In an article entitled Governor sticking to jobless numbers published in Nation News on Thursday, October 31, 2024, it was erroneously conveyed that economist Anthony Wood questioned the veracity of …
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The National motto of Barbados is Pride and Industry. CBC and radio 98.1 may, however, be unintentionally promoting a new motto – Pride in Indolence. A new advert for …
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“Anybody interested in solving, rather than profiting from, the problems of food production and distribution will see that in the long run, the safest food supply is a local food …