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Christmas shoppers, visitors explore The City
Swan Street, a popular street for Christmas shoppers was busy with people as they took advantage of the special hours on Sunday, during the festive period.Daring and dangerous: some of the young men...
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Miller Publishing: Book can help to spread story
From left: Owner, Miller Publishing Company Limited, Keith Miller; Co-Author of ‘The Barbados-Carolina Connection,’ Senator Sir Henry Fraser and Counsellor, Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of the...
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Miller Publishing: Book can help to spread story
From left: Owner, Miller Publishing Company Limited, Keith Miller; Co-Author of ‘The Barbados-Carolina Connection,’ Senator Sir Henry Fraser and Counsellor, Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of the...
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Concert raises awareness about mental health
Archdeacon of Barbados and Chair of the National Mental Health Commission, the Venerable Eric Lynch, speaks to the media. British visitor, Jordan, made a donation to the National Mental Health...
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Chinese health-care professionals assigned to QEH
Members of the Chinese health-care professional team, who have been assigned to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH), during a press briefing yesterday. Eight health-care professionals from the People’s...
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Author gives view on coping with campus life
At 27-years-old, Jelani Payne, like many young people has survived and graduated university. However, unlike his colleagues, Jelani decided to give a bit of encouragement to those who are taking that...
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Police calling on public to be cautious AS commercial activity increases with Christmas approaching, there also tends to be an increase in associated criminal activity. Therefore, the Royal Barbados...
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Author gives view on coping with campus life
Author Jelani Payne poses with his first book entitled Survive, Strive and Stay Alive in College at Days Bookstore. At 27-years-old, Jelani Payne, like many young people has survived and graduated...
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‘Family’ is reocurring theme for Christmas
Part time Sales Assistant, Renee Bullen (right) helps Alicia Brathwaite and her six-year-old daughter Azaira Millington with this ring at The Royal Shop.Customers flock to Cave Shepherd for their...
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Advocate talent shines during annual Christmas Party
Winners: Sports Editor Corey Greaves (centre), Andre Springer (right), Michael Phillips (left) with the help of Amanda Gonsalves of the Advertising Department brought the #lifeinleggings movement to...
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Donation godsent
Deputy High Commissioner for Barbados to the United Kingdom, Alphea Wiggins, presenting the cheque to President of Cancer Support Services, Kathy-Ann Kelly-Springer. Also pictured are St. Laurence...
View ArticleSenator voices support for imported labour
Says it would boost sugar industryBarbados needs to support the sugar industry, possibly even importing labour to cut the canes. That’s the view of Senator John Watson, who as he contributed to a...
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service lauded
Hewitt: Supply of energy to the country was uninterruptedGeneral Manager of NPC, James Brown, with Financial Consultant, Monica Hinds; Director, Leslie Barker; and Deputy Chairman and former General...
View ArticleShoppers grabbing bargains on social media
AWAY from the hustle and bustle of busy town centres, it appears as though hundreds of Barbadians are doing their Christmas shopping online from the comfort of their own homes, with transactions...
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SUCCESSFUL CELEBRATIONS
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Maxine McClean (centre), joined by members of the Consulate Corps.Dean of the Consular Corps, Selwyn Smith, delivering remarks.By: Peta Rowe-Forde...
View ArticleWet conditions expected into Christmas weekend
Barbadians may have to put up with some wet conditions going into the Christmas weekend, as some showers are expected to descend on the island likely this afternoon, into Friday, possibly into...
View Article‘Tis better to give than receive
By: Regina Selman Moore The month of December brings with it great expectations. For young children, they often expect that when Christmas day rolls around, they will have their arms filled with...
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BIDC OWED $15M
Executive Director of the Barbados Manufacturers Association (BMA) Bobbi McKay (left) accepting the Partnership for Impact Award from Minister of Industry, International Business, Commerce and Small...
View ArticleECLAC projects growth for Barbados in 2017
Barbados’ economy is expected to see a growth of 1.9 per cent in 2017. Outlining these projections, the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean said that this would be underpinned by...
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Sagicor General Sports Club donates to QEH’s Paediatric Unit
Vice-President of the Sagicor General Social Club, Charmaine Walters-Burke (left) hands over gifts to the Paediatric Unit of the QEH to Nurse Joann Rock. Also witnessing the presentation were (back...
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