A government senator on Tuesday delivered an impassioned indictment on the education system for failing to serve people living with disabilities. Senator Andewle Boyce, who has cerebral palsy, used the …
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The Ministry of Health and Wellness has advised that there will be no child health clinic this Saturday, March 30, as previously publicised. The Ministry regrets any inconvenience caused and …
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The historical significance of the 2024 sugarcane harvest in the nearly 400-year story of this nation is not lost on us. For the first time, the workers who have laboured …
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Everyone has their passions. For me, beyond the realms of data privacy and cybersecurity lies a profound interest in digital sports marketing, particularly in sports streaming. For the past decade, …
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The Vice-Chancellor of The University of the West Indies (The UWI) Sir Hilary Beckles Monday called on the United Nations to support reparatory justice as a development paradigm. In an …
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The nation’s ageing population are now grappling with the harsh consequences of failing to plan for their retirement years. According to the president of the Barbados Association of Retired Persons …
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Opposition Senator Tricia Watson has backed calls by the Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) to postpone the Common Entrance Examination to give students extra time to prepare. During Monday’s debate …
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The Leader of Government Business in the Senate has defended the administration’s increased spending, saying it is linked directly to the country’s development path and the level of services its …
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Many of the consultants working for the Government of Barbados are not being paid out of the public purse, Leader of Government Business in the Senate Lisa Cummins said on …
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Independent Senator Crystal Drakes on Monday delivered urgent pleas to the Mia Mottley administration to lower the income tax on an overburdened middle class and offer reprieve on private pension …