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Dionne Emtage, Commercial Director at Digicel with second place winner Eliza Clarke (second left), her family and CEO of Digicel, Alex Tasker.

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From left: Lenn Brome, Dionne Emtage, Commercial Director at Digicel, third place winner, Sheri Benjamin and CEO of Digicel, Alex Tasker.

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From left: Christopher Reid, Dionne Emtage, Commercial Director at Digicel; grand prize winner, Rochelle Lashley, Teammate Nakila Quintyne; and Alex Tasker, CEO of Digicel.

Lashley, team-mates win Digicel’s grand prize

Sun, 12/03/2017 - 12:00am

Rochelle Lashley and her team-mates, Nakila Quintyne and Christopher Reid, are the winners of Digicel’s 2017 My Digicel App, Treasures of Barbados Treasure Hunt.

Honey potential

Sun, 12/03/2017 - 12:00am

With more than 60 per cent of the honey imports into the Caribbean coming to Barbados, it is believed that this country is poised to develop a honey industry.

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Member of Parliament for The City, Jeffrey Bostic (left at front); Dean of the St. Michael’s Cathedral, Dr. Jeffrey Gibson (centre at front); Acting Inspector Stephen Griffith (right at front); and Police Public Relations Officer, Acting Inspector Roland Cobbler (right at back), during the tour of the City Mosque.

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Members of the public received a tour of the City Mosque, which is celebrating 60 years, yesterday.

City Mosque celebrating 60 years

Sun, 12/03/2017 - 12:00am

AS the City Mosque celebrates 60 years of serving the community, members of the Islamic faith invited the public to tour the historic building yesterday.

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The dramatic production, themed ‘Tourism Alert: Testing, Testing 1, 2, 3…’, was performed by the Barbados Community College Theatre Arts Department.

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Students of the Barbados Community College Theatre Arts Department educating and sensitising persons about the impact of HIV/AIDS on the tourism industry.

HIV/AIDS awareness being promoted in tourism industry

Sun, 12/03/2017 - 12:00am

THE Ministry of Tourism and International Transport is not turning a blind eye to the fact that more travellers are coming to the island to experience sexual tourism.

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