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Up to 1,000 young people are to gain opportunities to enter the job market in the latest partnership between Government and the business community, Minister of Youth and Community Empowerment Adrian Forde has announced. The Minister’s revelation came as he addressed scores of young people during a celebration event of the Prince’s Trust International’s ‘Get Into’ […]
Barbados’ UK ambassador ‘incensed’ by Telegraph report
Barbados’ point man in Britain has reacted in anger to a recent report in the British newspaper, The Telegraph, about the south coast sewage crisis, describing the article as “sensational and inaccurate”. In a brief comment to Barbados TODAY High Commissioner to the United Kingdom Guy Hewitt also said discussions were ongoing at the highest […]
Treasury Department moving
The public is advised that the Treasury Department will be relocated to the Ground Floor, National Housing Corporation Building, Country Road, St Michael, from Wednesday, March 21. The telephone numbers for the department will remain the same. Messengers conducting business with the Treasury Department today, Tuesday, March 20, are requested to go to the Treasury […]
More relief
The Cable & Wireless Charitable Foundation today announced over US$290,000 in funding to projects that will improve the lives of children in areas of the Caribbean impacted by last year’s hurricanes. This follows the Foundation’s initial US$100,000 donation to ShelterBox for relief efforts after the hurricanes, as well as a clean-up of the CHANCES children’s […]
Bizzy’s beef
Business magnate Ralph Bizzy Williams is questioning the level of respect which authorities here have for local entrepreneurs, after the management of Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) reportedly reneged on a deal with his wife, Shelly, that could cost her hundreds of thousands of dollars. At the end of December last year, Shelly, the founder […]
On notice
The Fair Trading Commission (FTC) has put telecommunications company Flow on notice that it must offer certain guaranteed standards for its fixed-lined services as part of the standards of service decision 2018-2020. The regulatory agency has informed Flow that within the amended standard it should take no longer than seven working days to install or […]
Working partnership
Acting Chief Labour Officer Victor Felix has showered praise on Barbadian workers, who journeyed from the tropics to brave extremely frigid temperatures on Canadian farms to provide for themselves and their families back home. Felix was speaking during a presentation of long-service awards to those workers who were unable to attend the opening ceremony for […]
Closer scrutiny
The Fair Trading Commission (FTC) has commenced investigations into the poultry, telecommunications and hospitality industries in an effort to determine if any of them is involved in anticompetitive practices. Word of this has come from Director of Fair Competition Antonio Thompson, who said consumers would be given a chance in the coming weeks to share […]
Exhibit ‘A’
A must see exhibition! This is how patrons have described Bob Kiss’ Things Unseen into Things Known fine art photography display, which officially opened here last month. The exhibition has had such an amazing public response that it has been extended until April 15. In an interview at Cin Cin restaurant where his handmade palladium […]
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