Tuesday, June 16, 2026

PM: Bajan no matter the colour

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WHETHER OF AFRICAN, European  or Asian descent, in an independent Barbados we are all Barbadian.

That was Prime Minister Freundel Stuart’s strong message to a diverse audience at the Main Guard, Garrison, yesterday during the launch of the  50th Anniversary Of Independence National Monument Competition.

The Prime Minister said there were “many strands” that had helped to produce “the tapestry that we know as Barbadian culture today; tapestry woven on the loom  of the still unfolding Barbadian history”.

Addressing representatives from various sectors including labour, tourism, the Muslim community and heritage interests, the Prime Minister explained the impact  of European, African and Indian  cultures on the island’s history,  considering the population mix.

Please read the full story in today’s Daily Nation, or in the eNATION edition.

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