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From left are Demani Reid, Ayesha Maycock, Raphael Saul, Nicole Jones, Cheryl Forde and Anthony Francis-Worrell.
Raphael Saul at the news conference.
EMRG 2020 taking place next month
BARBADIANS who have excelled in their chosen fields of endeavour do not get the recognition required.
Afrobeats star Davido was well-received.
Hypa Sounds.
Tarrus Riley did not disappoint.
Masika.
Afrobeats move Kensington Oval
FOR the first time in the history of entertainment in Barbados, an African artist was one of the headline acts of a show.
Minister of Health and Wellness, Lt. Col. Jeffrey Bostic presented the Most Outstanding Employee Award to Registered Nurse at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH), Krystle Roach (left).
Glen Brathwaite (left), general worker at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital received the Unsung Hero Award.
The title of Honorary Consultant was conferred on Professor Margaret Anne St. John (left), who retired recently after 42 years in the field of Paediatrics.
CEO (ag) of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Louise Bobb presented the CEO Award to Sanjean Taylor, Occupational Therapist at the QEH (left).
Chairman of the Board of Management of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) Juliette Bynoe-Sutherland presented the Chairman’s Award to Toni Lashley – Alleyne, Database Administrator.
Nurses Coming!
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) will receive its first batch of nurses from the Republic of Ghana in early 2020.
Inter-American Development Bank’s Chief of Operations, Francisco Javier Urra, delivering remarks.
IDB supportive of renewable energy efforts
Barbados is being commended for leading by example in respect of the development of the renewable energy sector.