LITTLE IMPACT
The additional US$70 Barbadians and other persons will have to pay when heading to international destinations will have little impact on travel in the long run.
The additional US$70 Barbadians and other persons will have to pay when heading to international destinations will have little impact on travel in the long run.
Minister in the Ministry of Financial Economic Affairs and Investment, Marsha Caddle, centre, listens attentively to a point being made by Vice-Chairman of the Caribbean Association of Audit Committee Members Inc., Dalton Lee, after the official opening of the Committee’s workshop at the Hilton hotel, while, from left, Director Johnson Cenac, Secretary of the Barbados Chapter, Krystle Howell and Chairperson, Melissa Simon, listen on.
IF Caribbean nations are to solve the challenges the region is currently experiencing, all must come together as one.
ONE of the men responsible for the Beaches Resort, which will replace the existing Almond Beach Resort in St.
THE Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) stands ready to assist Barbados and other Caribbean Community countries looking to move to a new era of doing business by adopting a digital platform
Dr. Kenneth Connell (centre), Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacology at the UWI, Cave Hill Campus and President of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Barbados, speaks to the challenge of childhood obesity, as Professor Margaret Anne St. John (left), Consultant with the Department of Paediatrics at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Director of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Barbados; and Francine Charles, HCC Communications and Advocacy Officer, Childhood Obesity Prevention, give him a listening ear.
“Fat kids are not cute.”
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