Education
November 8, 2024
American Economist Proposes New Tax Agreements for Caribbean Nations to Capture Overseas Income
American economist Jeffrey Sachs proposes new tax agreements for Caribbean nations to collect taxes from nationals working overseas. Suggestions include climate resilience, education, and economic partnerships for fiscal challenges in the region.
November 7, 2024
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley & Honorary Consul Regina Sixt Collaborate to Expand Airlift with Germany and Western Europe
Barbados Prime Minister Mottley and Honorary Consul Sixt aim to resume airlift with Germany, Western Europe, and Scandinavia. Discussions include co-marketing efforts and pursuing corporate business opportunities.
November 7, 2024
Minister Ryan Straughn Urges Economists to Simplify Macro and Microeconomy Discussions for Better Financial Decisions
Minister Ryan Straughn urges economists to simplify discussions on micro and macro economy for better financial decisions. Emphasizes the need for clarity and connection with citizens for economic development.
November 7, 2024
55th Annual Monetary Studies Conference: Addressing Unique Economic Challenges in the Caribbean with Research-Based Solutions
Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados emphasizes the importance of research in addressing economic challenges faced by Caribbean economies at the 55th Annual Monetary Studies Conference. Discussions focus on driving economic resilience amid regional crises.
November 7, 2024
Proposed Australian Legislation to Ban Children Under 16 from Social Media: What You Need to Know
Australia plans to introduce legislation banning children under 16 from social media to protect them from harm. The proposed laws aim to hold social media platforms accountable for ensuring children's safety online.
November 4, 2024
St. Giles Nursery Temporarily Relocates to Maria Holder Nursery School for Urgent Floor Tile Repairs: Ministry Ensures Continuity of Education
St. Giles Nursery School temporarily relocates to Maria Holder Nursery School for urgent floor tile work. Ministry ensures teaching quality at new site. Updates to follow. Parents' patience appreciated.
November 4, 2024
Ministry of Education in Barbados Signs Second MOU with ACCM to Enhance Medical Accreditation Processes
The Ministry of Education in Barbados signs second MOU with ACCM to enhance medical student accreditation processes. Partnership focuses on sharing best practices and resources for rigorous accreditation.
November 3, 2024
St Paul’s Primary School Announces Partial Relocation of Students for Hall Testing and Upcoming Classes
St Paul’s Primary School to relocate students temporarily due to concerns over school hall. Infants A, Infants B, and some Class 4 students to move to nearby center. Further testing ongoing.
November 3, 2024
Cheryl Willoughby Urges Evidence-Based Solutions for Youth Crime Crisis in Barbados
Cheryl Willoughby, Director of CJRPU, highlights the urgent need for evidence-based, community-driven solutions to address youth crime crisis in Barbados. Collaboration and data-driven strategies are emphasized for effective crime prevention.
November 3, 2024
Trade Union Education: Building Strong and Effective Unions According to World Organisation of Workers
The World Organisation of Workers emphasizes trade union education as vital for building strong, independent unions capable of addressing modern challenges. Training is key for workers' rights, organizing, and navigating labor issues effectively.
November 1, 2024
National Task Force on Literacy Launches Community Clinics to Enhance Reading and Writing Skills in Underserved Areas, Combat Crime, and Poverty
The National Task Force on Literacy Education launches community clinics to address literacy gaps in underserved areas, aiming to combat crime and poverty while promoting personal development and community growth.
November 1, 2024
University Economists and Advocate Analyze Barbados' 3.9% Economic Growth Amid Concerns of Rising Debt and Government Spending
University economists and a consumer advocate express concern over Barbados' 3.9% economic growth, citing increased debt obligations and the need for a balanced fiscal strategy to sustain progress.