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Barbados helping to spearhead US$500m disaster emergency fund

Barbados is playing a leading role in an international effort to secure a major new financial lifeline if the island is hit by a climate-related disaster. The Lifeline Fund, which...

Power hike concern

Questions and concerns are being raised about the fuel-related hike in electricity costs which Barbados Light & Power...

Accountants target social change

Finance is emerging at the frontline of social change in the Caribbean, according to the world’s largest talent...

Karen Yip Chuck appointed Republic Financial Holdings CEO

Republic Financial Holdings Limited has appointed Karen Yip Chuck as its Group President and Chief Executive Officer, subject...

Fitch flags SOE risk

International credit rating agency Fitch Ratings will be keeping a close eye on Government’s effort to improve its...

From The Archives: Civilian Coppers

BARBADOS WILL SOON GET a Special Constabulary, an extension of the regular Police Force, as the country prepares for the advancing into Community Policing.Senior...

Black Friday gets a little less frenzied

NEW YORK (AP) - Black Friday seemed a little less crazy this year.There were squabbles here and there, and elbows got thrown, but the...

Teacher upset over coffin in classroom

AN ATTEMPT TO bring a story to life seemed to have gone awfully wrong, and an investigation is under way to determine why a...

QEH handling emergency cases only

DOCTORS AT THE Queen Elizabeth Hospital are handling only emergency cases.The decision was announced today after an hour-long emergency meeting of the Barbados Association...

G-Syndicate eyes region

THE BLENDED HARMONIES of G-Syndicate could soon be heard on musical stages across the region.That’s the hope of their manager Celeste Marshall who told...

LIME decides against bill fee

LIME’s paper bills will remain free.Today the company announced a decision not to implement the $4.68 fee on January 1, 2015, as previously announced.LIME...