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Massy supports NIFCA creators

From left, Public Relations Officer of Massy, Jennifer Branch, presents the sponsorship cheque for NIFCA Massy Creators' Awards to Chief Cultural Officer of NCF, Andrea Wells and Dance Cultural Officer...

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Gender socialisation vital in Early Childhood Education

 Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Education, University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus, Dr. Jennifer Obidah in conversation with Dr. Sheron Burns, Lecturer- Early Childhood, School of...

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‘Major gap in financial system’ still exists

  THERE appears to be no major shift in the lending practices of commercial banks 50 years after Independence in Barbados.  That’s the view of Dr. Justin Robinson, Dean of the Faculty of Social...

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Ten Ellerslie Secondary School alumni honoured

Major Errol Brathwaite, Principal of Ellerslie Secondary School accepting the painting on behalf of the School from painter, Wayne Collymore- Taylor. The art piece was presented in recognition of the...

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TOP OF THE CLASS

Dr. Emma Dash is QEH Intern of the YearDr. Emma Dash has been named QEH Intern of the Year 2015-2016. Here, she receives a gift from Director of Medical Services, Dr. Anthony Harris.  Dr. Emma Dash has...

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BLP ready for battle

WE are ready! This battle cry of sorts reverberated through the school auditorium of the Lester Vaughan Secondary, yesterday evening, as party-faithfuls of the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) joined...

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Outstanding QEH Interns rewarded for hard work, dedication to duty

Internship Coordinator at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Dr. Clyde Cave.Dr. Emma Dash (centre) proudly displays the QEH Intern of the Year 2015-2016 shield she received following the Intern Awards...

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Cassava Push

Cassava is a viable substitute to the importation of wheat and corn Currently at least three Caribbean countries – Barbados, Grenada and Trinidad and Tobago – are selling sliced bread made partly from...

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Hope Foundation makes Sherene’s wish a reality, launches award

The Hope Foundation launched The Sherene Hillocks-Hinds Caring for Carers Award during its 25th Anniversary Gala at the Hilton Barbados Resort, on Saturday night. The inaugural award was presented to...

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MORE EFFORT NEEDED

Principal of the Barbados Community College (BCC), Dr. Ian Austin.  No real effort is being taken to tackle the low numbers of males pursuing tertiary level education.  This was the opinion shared by...

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UN official: Time to change educational system

  Director of the United Nations Secretary General’s Climate Change Support Team, Selwin Hart.   Director of the United Nations Secretary General’s Climate Change Support Team, Selwin Hart has added...

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NIFCA finals begin with uplifting performances

Praise Academy of Dance as they performed ‘Journey to Freedom’. ‘Labels’ by the Louise Woodvine Dance Academy.  In tribute to the late Archbishop, Granville Williams, the Pine Lands Creative Workshop...

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HS&E Manager: Establish proactive approach to safety

Our goal must be to promote the highest standards, ensure that throughout the CARILEC grouping, that safety doesn’t fall by the wayside; that it elevates from even being a priority to being a value. So...

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‘Be prepared for the worst’

  BARBADOS needs to be prepared for the worst when it comes to tropical storms and hurricanes.  That’s the view of Clive Lorde, former Director of Emergency Services, while speaking at a Barbados...

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Reynold Weekes students receive tablets

Principal of the Reynold Weekes Primary School, Anderson Bishop (left); and Aron Truss (fourth from left) presenting students with tablets.Class 3’s of the Reynold Weekes Primary School showing their...

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Tamarind Hotel promotes employee health, wellness

Edwin Greene, Chairperson of the Sport & Recreational Club with Susan Searles taking a look at at Tamarind Hotel’s Health Fair offerings.Staff of the Ying Yang Spa were on hand to offer employees...

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WINNING IDEA

Smart mosquito repellent attracts top prize during start-up bootcampTeam members of the winning business idea, SHU!, with CoESL’s managing director Dr. Marcia Brandon (extreme left) and CCIC’s project...

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Encourage youth to embrace their culture

  Minister of Labour, Social Security and Human Resource Development, Senator Dr. Esther Byer-Suckoo believes that Barbadian youth need to embrace their culture. “Ask some of our young people about the...

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Count me out!

Rev. Morris not participating in Independence celebrations  OUTSPOKEN cleric Charles Morris says he will not be participating in the 50th anniversary of Independence celebrations.  Delivering the...

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Owner of the former Rick’s Supermarket, Carlington Millar celebrates 100

Barbados’ newest centenarian, Carlington Millar in conversation with Governor General of Barbados, Sir Elliott Belgrave.  Throughout his life, centenarian Carlington Millar “lived his dreams” and on...

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