FTC closed for remainder of week - Barbados Today
The office of the Fair Trading Commission is closed for the remainder of the week. However, the staff will be working remotely and may be contacted at 424-0260, 266-5452/53, or info@ftc.gov.bb, for Consumer Complaints. Any inconvenience caused by the closure is
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Video: Members of the Hunters Search and Rescue Team after finding body on the North Coast Road
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Audio & Video Members of the Hunters Search and Rescue Team Shamshudeen Ayub and Dese Simon speak with reporters after finding a decomposing body down a slope on the North Coast Road, Maraval, on Tuesday morning. The hunters said they
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Oversight, appropriations, and partnership top agenda for U.S. and Caribbean lawmakers - Barbados Today
Twenty legislators from Barbados, the Eastern Caribbean, and the United States gathered at the Hilton Barbados for a governance workshop hosted by the U.S. House Democracy Partnership on Saturday, April 23. They were joined by U.S. Ambassador Linda Taglialatela, Barbadian Ambassador Noel
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Come back home, but we have no jobs: Mangwana - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Mangwana’s statement comes at a time Zimbabwean immigrants are facing increasing attacks from vigilante groups in South African townships for allegedly stealing jobs from locals there. The post Come back home, but we have no jobs: Mangwana appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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IDs limit riles Bulawayo residents - NewsDay Zimbabwe
“This is a blitz, meaning one has to go out of the norm. But when these officials are documenting 100 people per day it's no longer a blitz, it loses its meaning,” said the Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association chairperson Ambrose
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Flood warning remains in effect - Barbados Today
The Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) has extended the flood warning until 6 a.m on Wednesday as a trough system continues to affect the island with moderate to heavy showers. In its latest alert the BMS said: 'Over the last 36 hours, rainfall accumulations in excess of 2 to 5 inches were
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Kamla to PM: Clarify new claims of Predator spyware
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Kamla Persad-Bissessar - Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has challenged the Prime Minister to get his story right, saying every time he speaks about Israeli-created spyware Pegasus, designed to hack computers and mobile
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Gov’t and UWI in joint venture to redevelop site of St Joseph Hospital - Barbados Today
After being dormant for almost three decades, the site of the former St Joseph Hospital is to be revived in a joint venture between the Government and the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus. This was revealed on Tuesday by Minister of Housing, Lands and Maintenance Dwight Sutherland
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New attractions to tell story of Barbados’ colonial past - Barbados Today
Government is set to take full advantage of Barbados’ rich colonial past. Prime Minister Mia Mottley today outlined plans for several initiatives, including the establishment of a slave memorial and museum as well as a Spiritual University, which she said would elevate Barbados to become a premier
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Woman kills neighbour over stray cattle - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Faith Gudo of Wildbeast Farm is assisting police with investigations in connection with the death of David Dube after she struck him with a stone and died. The post Woman kills neighbour over stray cattle appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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COVID-19 update: 473 new cases - Barbados Today
There were 473 new COVID-19 cases, 192 males and 281 females, recorded from the 1,434 tests carried out on Tuesday, April 26, by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory. The cases consisted of 112 persons under the age of 18, and 361 who were 18 years and older. There were 95 people in
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Royal Caribbean Guarantees Triple Passenger Growth for St. Croix, New Excursion to St. John
Making the announcement from the annual Seatrade Cruise Global conference, Royal Caribbean officials promised increased passenger growth territory-wide in the coming year, with up to 70 percent more passengers to Crown Bay on St. Thomas and triple the numbers on St. Croix.
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488 new cases, 3 more covid19 deaths
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Image courtesy CDC THREE more people have died from covid19 within 24 hours, the Health Ministry said on Monday. In its 4 pm update, the ministry said those who died were two elderly men and an elderly woman. All three had
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Attorney General meets Chief Parliamentary Counsel
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Attorney General Reginald Armour, SC - JEFF K MAYERS ATTORNEY General Reginald Armour, SC, has met with Chief Parliamentary Counsel Ian MacIntyre, SC, on Wednesday. A media release from the Office of the Attorney General said the
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Rare Leatherback Sea Turtle Nest Found on St. John
When Leeanne and David DiGiacomo went for an early morning swim this Sunday on St. John, they were surprised to find what appeared to be tractor tracks emerging from the water.
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NGOs advised to pursue renewable energy to generate funds - Barbados Today
Civil society organisations should invest heavily in renewable energy projects as a means of securing sustainable financing to carry out their social and philanthropic work. Dr David Bynoe, National Coordinator of the Global Environmental Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme (SGP) which is
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Crime Stoppers offers $50k reward for info on Dow Village murder
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Ryan Johnitty Crime Stoppers has offered a $50,000 cash reward for information on the murder of 33-year-old South Oropouche plant operator Ryan Johnitty. Johnitty’s father, Vincent Johnitty, told Newsday by phone on Wednesday, 'My
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Tamia Grant Crowned Miss University of the Virgin Islands
On Saturday, April 23, 2022, Tamia Grant was crowned the 42nd Miss University of the Virgin Islands. Reigning Miss UVI, Jackeima Flemming, crowned her successor at the Miss UVI Ambassadorial Presentation and Coronation on St. Croix.
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Haitian nationals evicted and unsure of next steps - Barbados Today
What started as a dream of moving to Guyana or Brazil for a better life is now a nightmare in Barbados for 34 Haitians who said on Tuesday they were now reduced to living “like dogs on the street”. The visitors say they were ordered to pack their bags and leave the apartment at
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Byo dams 50% full - NewsDay Zimbabwe
This was revealed by Zinwa spokesperson Marjorie Munyonga in a statement yesterday. She said Bulawayo Gweru, Masvingo and Beitbridge supply dams were now above 50% full. The post Byo dams 50% full appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Regional: St Kitts: Government legislators file motion of no confidence against PM Harris - Barbados Today
SOURCE - CMC - BASSETERRE- St.Kitts: Disgruntled members of the coalition Team Unity government Tuesday confirmed that they had filed a motion of no confidence against Prime Minister Dr. Timothy Harris, even as they left the “door ajar” for some form of reconciliation to end the rift that has
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Parly turns heat on minister over varsity fees hike - NewsDay Zimbabwe
Newly sworn-in Mbizo MP Settlement Chikwinya (Citizens Coalition for Change) on Tuesday raised a point of interest in the National Assembly and called on Murwira to issue a statement on the university fees
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South Oropouche man who survived shooting last year, gunned down in Fyzabad
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Hakeem Peters. One year after a shooting in San Fernando left a South Oropouche man badly wounded, he was gunned down in a moving car in Fyzabad on Monday night. Hakeem 'Skinny' Peters, 25, of Lezama Trace, died on the spot at
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Barbados supports children’s advocate Faith Marshall-Harris’ return to UN body - Barbados Today
Children’s Advocate Faith Marshall-Harris says her work as a member of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child (UN CRC) is not done, and Government is backing her re-election to the post. Minister of People Empowerment and Elder Affairs Kirk Humphrey urged members of the diplomatic
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Calling young artists: Earth Day Fair to feature youth art contest - WS Chronicle
Calling young artists: Earth Day Fair to feature youth art contest The post Calling young artists: Earth Day Fair to feature youth art contest appeared first on WS Chronicle.
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Kamla: PNM MP shared plan to close EMBD, not pay debts
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Kamla Persad-Bissessar THE Prime Minister is being asked to say whether Government intends to shut down the Estate Management andBusiness Development (EMBD) to avoid paying debts owed to that state-owned company. Opposition Leader
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USVI Taino Chief Seeks Members
Last June, with little fanfare, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. signed a proclamation recognizing the Guainía Taino Tribe of the Virgin Islands. The official recognition was the culmination of a nearly ten-year campaign on the part of Maekiaphan Phillips, the tribe’s “kasike” ¬– or chief.
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A Million Years From Now, Our Glass Could Attract Alien Species
Studies suggest that 75 percent of all glass that enters the waste system ends up in landfills. In the US Virgin Islands, that amounts to a startling 18 tons of glass every day, according to information gathered by environmentalist and Virgin Islands Marine Advisory Service Coordinator Howard
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Residents grill Gweru council over devolution funds use - NewsDay Zimbabwe
This was during a visit to the city by the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Local Government led by Miriam Chikukwa (Zanu PF) to investigate issues raised in a petition by the Gweru Residents Forum (GRF) on lack of accountability in the use of devolution
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A Million Years From Now, Our Glass Could Attract Alien Species
Studies suggest that 75 percent of all glass that enters the waste system ends up in landfills. In the US Virgin Islands, that amounts to a startling 18 tons of glass every day, according to information gathered by environmentalist and Virgin Islands Marine Advisory Service Coordinator Howard
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