Caribbean tourism, with its potential to be a pervasive cornerstone for sustainable socioeconomic development, has undergone significant changes over the past six decades. Initially catering to leisure seekers drawn to …
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In 2024, a series of general elections in Latin American countries – including the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Panama, and Venezuela – are pivotal events that will shape the internal dynamics …
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Fashion took centre stage on Friday as students, teachers, and parents of the West Terrace Primary School held their annual African Awareness Dress Day and Pageant celebrations. Themed Africa: One …
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Nelson Mandela – born July 18, 1918, in Mvezo, South Africa; died December 5, 2013, in Johannesburg – was a Black nationalist and the first Black president of South Africa …
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Too many of us tend to fear, condemn, and avoid things and people we do not know or understand. For some reason, this has been the case with technology, and …
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The converging crises that we are facing have pushed agriculture and food security to the top of the global agenda. Wars, unmistakable signs of stagnation in the global economy and …
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Dwayne Williams is to represent Barbados against 11 regional bartenders in the second International Crafted Cocktail Competition hosted by Remy Cointreau Barbados, to be held at Haymans Market on Sunday. …
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The Lodge School brought a week-long series of events to climax on African Awareness Day Friday in an event to recognise African heritage that began 22 years ago. “It’s important …
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National Council on Substance Abuse (NCSA) is continuing its series of activities aimed at raising public consciousness about drug-related issues as it observes Drug Awareness Month. Marietta Carrington, chief executive …
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It was extremely hot in the Caribbean in 2023. And the projections are that the heat will continue into the new year. Climatologist at the Barbados-based Caribbean Institute for Meteorology …