Some of the participants of the Prison Fellowship International Caribbean Regional Forum, at the Church of God of Prophecy, Water Street, Christ Church.
Operating on nearly half the budget required to keep its programme running annually, Prison Fellowship Barbados continues to meet the needs of the children of inmates.
Social Studies Teacher at Hillaby/Turners Hill Primary School, Kimberley Weekes, taking her Class 3 students through aspects of the CTO E-Tourism Workbooks, which are part of the Tourism Education for the Caribbean: Learning Series.
Director of Resource Mobilization and Development at the Caribbean Tourism Organization, Bonita Morgan addressing the launch of the CTO’s Tourism Education for the Caribbean: Learning Series.
The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) is developing a greater awareness of tourism in students at all levels in primary schools across the region.
From left: Special Collections Librarian, Carlyle Best, UWI’s Campus Librarian, Grete Pasch received the box of Caribbean Conference of Churches (CCC)
documents from General Secretary of CCC, Gerard Grenado.
The University of West Indies (UWI) was gifted a rare collection of Caribbean Conference of Churches documents which will be accessible to the public through the library’s West Indian Collection (W
Executive director of Caribbean Export Development Agency, Pamela Coke-Hamilton, with Her Excellency Ambassador Daniela Tramacere, during the official signing of the 11th EDF Regional Private Sector Development Programme yesterday.
THE European Union (EU) remains fully committed to leveraging its resources in continuing partnership with its CARIFORUM partners, in working for a more equitable and prosperous region.
Prime Minister the Rt Hon Freundel Stuart shares a word with Executive Director of Caribbean Export Development Agency, Pamela Coke-Hamilton, during the launch of the 11th EDF Regional Private Sector Development Programme.
LOCAL and regional businesses are being encouraged to take advantage of the market access opportunities that have been negotiated on their behalf, giving them preferred entry to European and other
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