Wednesday
May 07 2008

BARBADOS, CHINA SIGN AGREEMENT
Prime Minister David Thompson inspects a guard of honour yesterday, along with Premier Wen Jiabao during a State visit to the Peoples Republic of China. Issues discussed included Chinese assistance with development projects here in Barbados, as well as issues of tourism.

Curaçao seeks closer links
Church moving forward
Be Good Samaritans
Barbadians urged to volunteer more, in light of impending hardships

Cricket Centre of Excellence coming
BCA Board members Wendell Kellman (left) and Timothy Boyce (centre) speaking with Peter Short former president of the BCA.

BCU, cyclists return to the St. George circuit
Patriots extend lead in Intermediate Division
Tudor seals Gall Hills narrow win over Dames

Taylor appointed to GEL Board
BMEX 2008 to boost local exports
Arawak fighting energy costs too
Business Monday
BDOS URGED TO ATTRACT MORE GLOBAL BUSINESS0
British American welcomes competition

The wrongs of Wright: The campaign against Obama
St. Lucy finally to be pampered
The media to blame
Are you a happy worker?

University stages Kamaus play Odales Choice
John Hunte plays the tyrant King Creon (centre) while BFA Creative Arts student Rashida Harding (sitting right) plays Odale in Odales Choice

Philips success a Beautiful Surprisel
Snapshots of the Barbados Music Awards
Barbados Film Festival off to a good start

Obama's true colours
Maycocks Bay ideal for new cruise terminal
Parents keep watch of your children pleaseµ
Acts of Godc

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