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Register to vote, youths urged - NewsDay Zimbabwe
This came out during Friday’s meeting on voter registration organised by the Zimbabwe Election Support Network for Midlands politicians. The post Register to vote, youths urged appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Recreational gift for visually-impaired - Barbados Today
Visually impaired children on the island will soon have access to a new exciting collection of equipment geared to providing them access to fun games and sports. The Progressive Optimist Club of Barbados (POCB) in partnership with St. Vincent’s School for the Visually Impaired in Liverpool
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Qualified nurse branches out into business field - Barbados Today
Oneka Dover is the founder of Dover’s Delights which is a company that specialises in delicious cakes and pastries. Over the weekend Dover held a small launch party for her business surrounded by her close friends, workmates, and fellow small business owners at her Prior Park, St. James
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
Criminal Investigation into Limetree Called For
After surveying St. Croix residents, a group is calling for the launch of a criminal investigation into reported Limetree Bay Refinery incidents.
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British farm labour programme could expand - Barbados Today
Hundreds more Barbadians stand to benefit from increased job opportunities in the United Kingdom if Government is able to convert the pilot Farm Labour Programme into a permanent undertaking next year. According to Christopher Griffith, the Barbados-born British-based independent consultant in
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ERT commissioners differ on whether technician was constructively dismissed - Barbados Today
A former employee of the Barbados Light & Power Company (BL&P) has lost his unfair dismissal claim against the firm. In a 2-1 majority decision handed down Tuesday by the Employment Rights Tribunal (ERT), panel chairman Emerson Graham, Q.C., ruled against Edmund Bushell’s claim that he was
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DLP says tackle COVID-19 like crime - Barbados Today
The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) is once again calling for more urgent action to guard against a possible third wave of COVID-19. This time, however, the party’s spokesperson on health, Paul Gibson, is appealing to Barbadians to take greater responsibility for their own behaviour. “I had, in my
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Adriel Sanes Will Swim 200m Breaststroke at Tokyo Olympics for the USVI
Adriel Sanes will represent the U.S. Virgin Islands in the men’s 200 breaststroke this month at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan.
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WFP empowers Byo residents with skills - NewsDay Zimbabwe
By MTHANDAZO NYONI THE World Food Programme (WFP), in partnership with DanChurchAid and ORAP, is empowering people in urban areas with farming and business skills through its urban resilience programme aimed at enhancing food security. The programme, being piloted in the Mzilikazi and Phelandaba
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Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People
Funding blues for fisheries sector - Barbados Today
by Marlon Madden Barbados has recently been denied financing for its fisheries sector, prompting Minister of Maritime Affairs and the Blue Economy Kirk Humphrey to issue a call for the island’s vulnerability to be taken into account when it comes to accessing funding. Back in 2019, Government
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New Boat Alert: Voodoo VI Makes a Beautiful Splash! | News of St. John
A few weeks ago, we were lucky enough to be invited out on a complimentary sunset voyage on a beautiful new boat that is making waves in the ever evolving charter industry in the USVI. Voodoo VI is 57 feet of luxury lounge space and power on twin catamarans that glide over the water for ... Read
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Mental health clinicians will start answering some Chicago 911 calls | The Crusader Newspaper Group
By Erik Runge, WGN Mental health professionals will soon begin responding to some Chicago 911 calls instead of Chicago police. The change is part of two pilot programs launching this fall that will pair mental health clinicians with paramedics. In one program, clinicians will be dispatched with p
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Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group
Cyber attack warning to businesses - Barbados Today
Barbadian enterprises have been advised that hackers are not interested in whether businesses are small our large, brand named or new obscure, they are all vulnerable to cyber attacks. This caution has come from Dwight Robinson, President of the Information Systems Security Association
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Department of Tourism Announces Residents will be Able to Upload Vaccine Card in Place of Negative COVID-19 Test
Commissioner of Tourism Joseph Boschulte announced that residents who have been vaccinated in the U.S. Virgin Islands will soon be able to upload their vaccine cards to the travel portal in place of a negative COVID-19 test or positive antibody test when traveling.
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Simpson is new ICAC president - Barbados Today
KINGSTON – Barbadian accounting professional and entrepreneur, Simpson is new ICAC presidentSimpson is new ICAC presidentSimpson is new ICAC president, has been appointed as President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of the Caribbean (ICAC) for the Association’s 2021 to 2023 term. Simpson
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Logan’s Battle Brings Awareness to Childhood Cancers and Leukemia Awareness Month
The month of September has new meaning for Anais Cruz and her son Logan Monsanto as Childhood Cancer and Leukemia Awareness Month is important for them when it comes to spreading awareness
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ZTA embarks on service excellence staff training programme - NewsDay Zimbabwe
THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) yesterday said an aggressive service excellence training programme would be rolled out to hotel frontline staff to curb the spread of COVID-19. The post ZTA embarks on service excellence staff training programme appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Ida B. Wells honored with monument in Bronzeville - Texas Metro News
By Tammy Gibson Chicago Defender The Ida B. Wells Monument was unveiled Wednesday at 37th & Langley among a crowd of spectators, public officials, Bronzeville, and former Ida B. Wells Home residents. The 20-foot-tall sculpture “Light of Truth” was designed by Chicago artist and sculptor Richard
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Furore over village heads’ powers - The Zimbabwe Independent
MIHR Coordinator Khumbulani Maphosa said they were requesting the Minister of Local Government, July Moyo, to align the Traditional Leaders Act [Chapter 29:17] to the Constitution of Zimbabwe by separating the duties and functions of the village
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Seachange Arrives on St. Thomas Featuring Totally Modern Furniture
Although “sea change” generally refers to a paradigm shift or dramatic transition, entrepreneurs Ginny and Grant Maxwell created a subtle spin to the term by giving their new furniture shop the singular name, Seachange.
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Agriculture, Bureau of Information Technology Expect Budget Bumps
The Bureau of Information Technology and the Department of Agriculture both expect unusually large budget increases for the upcoming year, based on their budget presentations to the Legislature Tuesday.
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Opposition Leader: Fire advisors for cruise ship berthing that caused ‘millions’ in reef damage - Barbados Today
Taking a jab at the Government’s decision to allow cruise ships to berth offshore when the coronavirus pandemic broke out last year, Opposition Leader Bishop Joseph Atherley has called for the administration to fire those who gave the advice to allow the anchorage that led to extensive coral reef
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Small businesses urged to take advantage of trade agreements - Barbados Today
Standards, partnerships, financial literacy and lower costs of doing business will be among the key elements for a resilient and resourceful recovery of the micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSME) sector coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic. This assessment came from officials on Tuesday
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Over 4,400 Pieces of Trash Removed from Brewers Bay Beach
The Virgin Islands Marine Advisory Service jumpstarted its annual Coastweeks cleanup Saturday at John Brewers Bay Beach on St. Thomas, collecting more than 4,400 pieces of trash. The initiative mobilizes volunteers to help remove debris from the territory’s shorelines.
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Sir Maurice King, former DLP AG, diplomat, dies at 85.  - Barbados Today
Sir Maurice King QC, the former Attorney General, foreign minister and diplomat in several Democratic Labour Party (DLP)  administrations has died at the age of 85. An eloquent speaker with a baritone voice and erudite manner, Sir Maurice's largely unblemished political and legal career was marked
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BICO products now in Guyana - Barbados Today
Guyanese will soon have access to a range of frozen delights from local ice cream manufacturer BICO Limited which recently dispatched its first shipment of products to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) member state. The move comes as the company ramps up its distribution across the region, almost
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DPNR and East End Marine Park Hosts Stargazing Event
A night of stargazing and storytelling under the new moon was the scene at the “Astronomy by the Sea” event, held Saturday by the Department of Planning and Natural Resources and the Friends of St. Croix East End Marine Park.
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Spread BEST money around - Barbados Today
Vice President of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) Ryan Walters is calling on the Mia Mottley administration to consider expanding the Barbados Employment and Sustainable Transformation (BEST) programme to include other sectors. Walters, who is the DLP spokesman on business and
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NCSA concerned about children and online gaming - Barbados Today
The National Council on Substance Abuse (NCSA) has expressed concern over the number of hours spent by children playing online games. And, Deputy Manager of the NCSA, Troy Wickham, is urging parents to pay closer attention to the activities their children engage in while online during the summer
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COVID-19 Update: 168 news cases, 881 in isolation, three deaths - Barbados Today
The Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory has identified 168 new cases of COVID-19. A total of 1,628 tests were conducted on Tuesday, September 21. The new cases comprise 81 males and 87 females. Thirty-three persons are under the age 18, and 134 are 18 years and older. The age of one person is
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