GEORGE Bernard Shaw had his built on a spindle so that it could be rotated and always face the sun. Roald Dahl's was in the shade, but he didn't mind as long as he had ... his old piece of worn carpet wrapped around his legs for warmth, his high-backed chair and his...
WOMEN are being encouraged to assume the responsibility their male partners are rejecting. Despite the number of HIV/AIDS campaigns being run and the popular faces involved, a lot of men are still not heeding messages to condomise and women are being asked to use their alternative.
by TRACY MOORE TEACHERS ARE TENSE and concerned about their safety, according to several principals of primary schools across the island. This is after one of their colleagues was recently assaulted by a parent. "Teachers must be allowed to function and carry out their duties without interference...
This weekend, Caricom's Council for Trade and Economic Development (COTED), the ministerial group that oversees broad economic issues within the 15-member community, holds a regular meeting in Barbados. However, it is unlikely that this session of COTED will be taken...
Charles Pink, chief executive officer of FirstCaribbean International Bank (FCIB), is departing the company mid-summer after six years at the helm to take on 'new challenges'.John Orr, a current board member of the Barbados based banking group... ... published: Friday |...
Premier Wen Jiabao said on Tuesday that China supported the Caribbean integration process. "China will strengthen dialogue with the Caribbean community based on mutual respect, reciprocity and equality to promote south-south cooperation and achieve common prosperity," said Wen.
On September 20th, 2001, when the generous and hard-working people of the United States were overcome with grief over the loss of thousands of their children following an abominable act of terrorism, during an address to a Joint Session of Congress and the American people, President George Bush...
Members of the Rotary International Group Study Exchange (GSE) team from District 7030, which includes the Caribbean Islants, were hosted by the Washington Rotary Club as they travelled through the state last weekend. The team was treated to dinner provided by Ed and Roberta George on Friday...
THERE is no shortage of rice and no need for supermarkets to ration it. So said a very concerned Richard Ashby, general manager of Hill Milling Company, one of the major distributors of rice in Barbados. Ashby said yesterday he was shocked to read that at least two supermarkets were limiting rice...
BANKERS in Barbados are insisting they are reducing prime lending rates to their customers despite concerns from the Central Bank that the cuts have not gone far enough. Central Bank Governor Dr Marion Williams during her review of the economy for the first three months of the year last Wednesday...













