Shaqone Toppin (left) receiving his certificate from Toastmaster, Steven Jemmott.
Brittany Yearwood (left) receiving her certificate from Toastmaster Steven Jemmott.
In attempt to show their gratitude and appreciation for the team members who worked with them, the graduates of the first Speechcraft Programme presented tokens of appreciation to their mentors.
CHRO, Charmaine Napoleon-Ramsay, as she made her remarks.
Yesterday concluded the first Speechcraft Programme, hosted by the City of Bridgetown Co-operators Credit Union Ltd., and it was successful.
Economist Dr. Kevin Greenidge and Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley at the press conference.
As government seeks to cut expenditure, state-owned enterprises (SOEs) may face restructuring, mergers, and job cuts over the next two years.
From left: Manager of the NCSA, Betty Hunte, Chairman, Hadford Howell, Liaison Officer for the Caribbean with the UN ODC, Bo Harris and Minister of Home Affairs, Edmund Hinkson, sharing a light moment after the courtesy call.
Barbados is set to benefit from forensic equipment, including drug testing devices, through the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).
Prime Minister, the Honourable Mia Amor Mottley.
Government intends to set up a committee that will allow persons who have engaged in corrupt practices to come clean.
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