The closure of the Deacons Primary School this morning, due to allegation of rat droppings being found on the compound, is deeply troubling and a major cause for concern, says
Continue readingWalters reacts to rodent issue at Deacons Primary School
The International Monetary Fund (IMF), which has slightly lowered its 2025 growth forecast for Barbados from three per cent to 2.7 per cent, is advising the island and other Caribbean
PORT OF SPAIN – Three Caribbean countries were rocked by three powerful earthquakes, including two, during a 17 minute interval, on Monday, but there were no immediate reports of injuries
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Reports are that the Deacons Primary School is closed due to environmental issues. Parents were called to collect their children and one said it was because rat droppings had been
Continue readingDeacons Primary School closed due to environmental issues
There has been a notable increase in the number of young mothers applying for the second cohort of Project Amai. During a media launch recently in Christie’s Conference Room at
Digital trust is the foundation for transforming Barbados into a modern, inclusive and resilient smart nation and the establishment of a new Barbados identity ecosystem will enable secure, seamless transactions
YAOUNDE – Cameroon’s President Paul Biya was re-elected to an eighth term with 53.66 per cent of the vote, official results showed on Monday, raising the prospect of confrontations with supporters of
KINGSTON – Hurricane Melissa, a category 5 with winds in excess of 160 miles per hour (mph), is inching towards Jamaica on Monday and is expected to move near or
With just days to go before the big event on November 2, the energy is already building around Farley Hill National Park, where preparations are in full swing for one of
There will be no shortage of eggs this Christmas season as the poultry industry has already taken steps to boost supplies through regional imports, says president of the Barbados Egg