BARBADOS: Communities Achieve Tsunami Ready Recognition

(L-R) Department of Emergency Management (DEM) Director, Kerry Hinds; Director of the Coastal Zone Management Unit (CZMU), Dr Leo Brewster; and sponsors, Arawak Cement Administrative Officer (PR), Wilma Gibson; IDEAs Transformation Content Manager Autumn Inniss-Harris; and Republic Bank (Barbados) Ltd Manager of Marketing and Corporate Communications Sophia Allsop-Cambridge, pose beside the newly unveiled Tsunami Smart […]

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BARBADOS: Enough Buses For Reopening Of Schools

(FP) The additional buses purchased by Government, augmented by the use of “non-traditional operators”, will be adequate enough to meet the increased demand for public transportation when school begins in a few weeks. Minister of Education, Technological and Vocational Training, Santia Bradshaw, said her Ministry had already started “very productive” discussions with the Ministry of […]

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BARBADOS: One New Case

There was one positive case of COVID-19 among the 259 tests conducted by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory yesterday. The 26-year-old Jamaican female arrived from Jamaica aboard Caribbean Airlines yesterday. Her case brings the number in isolation at Harrison Point, St. Lucy, to 18, and the total number of cases recorded in Barbados to […]

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BARBADOS: Statement From Minister John King On The Passing Of Colin “Observer” Reid.

(Stock Photo) It is with sadness that I join Barbadians generally, and the calypso fraternity in particular, in paying tribute to Colin “Observer” Reid, who passed away at his home today. Colin was, without doubt, one of the shareholders of the local calypso competition, with a loyal following that respected him for his prolific song-writing […]

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