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EIB to provide €50 million in financing for Barbados

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Bridgetown – The European Investment Bank (EIB) is providing €50 million in long-term financing to the Barbados government to support the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic...

Caddle: Constitution River Project to improve quality of life

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The third phase of the Constitution River Project in The City will tackle illegal dumping, sewage problems and flooding. During a tour of the project...

Caddle: Digital ID vital for care economy

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Minister in the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Investment Marsha Caddle says Barbados' new digital ID has the potential to be transformative, including solving...
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