Lisa Hinkson, active member of the Barbados Agricultural Society, Barbados Sheep and Goat Association and Women in Agriculture.
One local agricultural expert is advising farmers to take precautionary steps in their livestock raising and crop production, in order to deal with reoccurring and soon to be increased drought leve
Trudy Griffith, Pharmacist at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Clinical Risk Lead in the Pharmacy Department speaking yesterday morning.
Those in the habit of using prescription drugs that have not been prescribed for them, are being warned to stop that risky behaviour.
Former Minister Dr. Esther Byer Suckoo as she delivered her remarks.
The unsolicited criticism successful women still receive from the public suggests that there is a need for the re-education of women’s rights.
Chief Executive Officer of The African Diaspora Institute of Cultural Exchange & Historical Research, Inc (CEHR) and historian, Natasha Bynoe gave an engaging presentation at Westbury Primary School on Tuesday to class three students. This session was a part of the Black History activities at the school.
Historian Trevor Marshall showing the children of Westbury Primary School the art of African limbo dancing much to their delight on Tuesday.
Although a little late, teachers at Westbury Primary School are celebrating Black History Month under the theme “We are Africans Telling Our Story,” as they are focused on educating the Barbadian y
Director of Nursing Services at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH), Henderson Pinder suggested that kidney disease screening should be a standard healthcare intervention in Barbados.
Health screening for kidney disease should be a standard healthcare intervention in Barbados.
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