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BERT no surety

Barbados could be under an International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme for the next 15 years, former Prime Minister Professor Owen Arthur has warned. Stating that the country was facing the…

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Intervention coming

Concerned parliamentary representative for the City of Bridgetown Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Bostic has offered to broker a truce between suspected warring factions in his constituency said to be responsible for…

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NUPW demanding transparency

The National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) is unhappy with the level of transparency from Government as it relates to proposed retrenchment of workers at the Barbados Government Information Service…

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Missing man Edwin Rollock

Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating missing 73-year-old Edwin Rollock, of Gill’s Terrace, St Peter. Rollock, who is light in complexion, clean shaven and about 184cm tall, was…

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Axe to fall again at Nation

Staff of the Nation Publishing Company are bracing for more job cuts. According to reports reaching Barbados TODAY, a number of positions will be made redundant in the coming months.…

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Garbage row fix

The discord between the Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) and its workers over the issue of overtime pay for weekend work, has been settled for the time being. Minister of the…

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Focus on restructuring SOE

Government’s Senior Technical Advisor is urging the Mia Mottley-administration not to back off from restructuring its state-owned enterprises (SOEs) over the next three years. Dr Kevin Greenidge, a Barbados-born economist…

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