Investors in listed companies have been dealt a double blow by the COVID-19 pandemic as they cannot meet for annual general meetings (AGMs) to elect directors and conduct other business …
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If there is one lesson the novel coronavirus pandemic has taught us here in Barbados is the fatal flaw of having so many of our economic eggs in one basket, …
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After two years in office there are still no viable alternatives to the Mia Mottley administration, according to veteran political scientist Dr George Belle. And he has predicted that the …
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This island’s Chief Magistrate Ian Weekes today lamented Barbados’ degenerating society as he sent three men, who were allegedly involved in a public stone throwing melee, to Dodds on remand. …
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Chief Magistrate Ian Weekes today sent a strong message to persons who congregate in groups during the national COVID-19 curfew and especially three young men who attended a motorcycle stunt …
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Over 900 British travellers caught in the Caribbean by the coronavirus pandemic will soon be headed home on charter flights organised by the UK government, London has announced. Three flights …
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Mother wants to mend any broken fences with youngest child
by Anesta Henryby Anesta HenryThe mother of missing 19-year-old Alexander Sherwin Joseph White is praying that her son will return home soon. Rosetta White, who rushed to the door of her Clover Crescent, St …
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Prince Albert Taitt, stalwart of the tourism industry for more than 60 years as taxi driver in his trademark uniform bowtie, cap and white shirt has died at age 94. …
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President of the Barbados Bar Association Rosalind Smith-Miller believes that the judiciary should have been better prepared to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. Describing the initial seven-week, 24-hour lockdown as …
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The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) on Monday reiterated a call for closer collaboration with Africa in fashioning a new global order as the region participated in Africa Day which it suggested …