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DLP wants more support for MSMEs - Barbados Today

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by Marlon Madden As the country celebrates Small Business Week 2021, the support and development of the micro and small business sector, especially in the Covid-19 environment, should be the priority for key stakeholders within the sector. This is according to Democratic Labour Party (DLP) spokesman on entrepreneurship and small business Ryan Walters. He said […]

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