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Walters: Fix NHC problems

Transferring ownership of National Housing Corporation (NHC) terrace units...

We must prepare for AI, says Nicholls

The world of work is changing rapidly and Government...

BiMPay issues ‘should be sorted’ by next pay day

Minister of Finance Ryan Straughn is hopeful that the...

21% more for food and drink

Barbadians have been paying about 21 per cent more...

Barbados tops CDB evaluation

Barbados has stood out as the strongest performers among...

New system coming to shore-up country’s security

The effort to secure Barbados’ borders is intensifying, with...

$1.2b more savings

Criticisms about low interest paid on savings persisted last year, but that did not stop Barbadians from depositing another $1.2 billion in their accounts...

C&W three-year cap

Barbadian households and businesses with a standalone fixed telephone service from Cable & Wireless (Barbados) Limited (C& W) will be spared price increases for...

Watson taking on BL&P

Attorney and intervenor Tricia Watson is opposing Barbados Light & Power Company Ltd’s (BL& P) application for a regulatory exemption related to the fulfilment...

Greenidge: Debt on good track

The international monetary fund (IMF) has concluded that Government’s debt is sustainable and Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge agrees with this assessment. More than...

2025 prospects ‘looking bright’

Barbados is set for a thriving 2025, driven by growth in tourism, sustainable development, and a progressive business environment. That is the view of chartered...

Not an unfair move by banks, says Greenidge

The Central Bank does not believe a decision by some commercial banks to reduce their in-branch operating hours is being unfair to customers. Central Bank...

Caution on salary hikes

With salary negotiations for public sector workers expected this year, Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge says any increase in pay for them should...

Trump policies ‘can impact growth’

Barbados' economy grew for a third consecutive year in 2024 and Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge expects this “good news” to continue this...

Climate ‘threatening tourism jobs’

Climate change a big threat to jobs in Barbados and the Caribbean, especially tourism related employment. That warning comes from the International Labour Organisation (ILO),...

Implementation help for Barbados

Government will not be left on its own to execute the US$54 million Beryl Emergency Response and Recovery Project over the next four years. Lilia...