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Sweet sounds of pan

The National Cultural Foundation (NCF) is gearing up to stage one of the biggest events for the Crop Over season, the Massy Pan Pun de Sand 2019, scheduled for this…

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Bargaining as one

The managing director of a Caribbean-based hospitality consultancy is urging regional countries including Central America to come together and form the Organisation of Tourism Economy Countries (OTEC) as a means…

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Stronger together

As this year’s hurricane season gets underway, psychosocial support will be utilised to help Caribbean people when disaster hits. The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the Caribbean Development Bank…

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Help ‘on the line’

A charity helpline in the name of prominent children’s advocate Faith Marshall-Harris is partnering with the Grantley Adams Memorial School to work with its 14 to 15-year-old students. The Faith…

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Art a force for good

It was a full house at the Courtney Blackman Grand Salle of the Central Bank last evening as artists and members of the public turned out for the annual Crop…

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Deepening ties

As part of its mandate, the Caribbean Disaster and Emergency Response Agency (CDEMA) has worked with the islands of the Dutch-speaking Caribbean, providing them with assistance in the case of…

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Keeping it cool

Students of the Daryll Jordan Secondary School gave back to their community recently, when they donated an industrial fan to the St Lucy District Hospital, River Bay, St Lucy. Teachers…

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Getting physically fit

Barbadians are becoming more aware of the dangers associated with chronic non-communicable diseases, and as that awareness grows, this year a summer camp is being held for children with weight…

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