Minister of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation, Ronald Jones as he addressed sixth form students in their new classroom.
Minister of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation, Ronald Jones simply abhors the media frenzy that occurs when there is an incident or outbreak of violence at any school.
Latin America has been identified as one of the fastest growing markets for Barbados to do business with.
Prime Minister Freundel Stuart (left), greeting Acting Governor General Sir Philip Greaves (centre), at the National Independence Service.
Head Girl at Blackman and Gollop Primary, Nyela Marshall (left); and Head Boy at George Lamming Primary, Kyle Daisley, leading the audience in saying the National Pledge.
Members of the Barbados Boy Scouts Association returning the National Flag.
AS Barbadians celebrate the first year after the 50th Anniversary of Independence, they are being reminded that it is their responsibility as citizens to look towards the future with hope.
Government is keeping to its goal of reducing the use of fossil fuels in this country, with the latest effort seeing a fleet of electric vehicles being bought and put into service in several govern
Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office, responsible for Energy and Telecommunications, Senator Darcy Boyce (centre) cuts the ribbon officially launching the Government's Electric Vehicle Pilot Project. He is cheered on by Joanna Edgehill, Megapower Limited (left); Permanent Secretary Division of Energy and Telecommunications, Jehu Wiltshire (second left); Representative of the IDB in Barbados, Juan Carlos De la Hoz Vinas (right) and Simone Rudder, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Transport and Works (second right).
It is anticipated that in the coming years there will be a marked increase in the number of vehicles on our roads powered by alternative forms of energy.
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