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Caribbean Science Foundation's Impact on Youth STEM Education

September 3, 2024

Caribbean Science Foundation's Impact on Youth STEM Education

Explore the evolution of scientific education in the Caribbean, focusing on the STEM approach and the role of the Caribbean Science Foundation in promoting science, technology, and innovation for regional economic development.

Air Traffic Controllers and Aeronautical Officers Embroiled in Industrial Dispute Threatening Air Navigation Services in Barbados

September 3, 2024

Air Traffic Controllers and Aeronautical Officers Embroiled in Industrial Dispute Threatening Air Navigation Services in Barbados

Growing industrial dispute between air traffic controllers and aeronautical officers in Barbados over pay, staffing, and working conditions threatens air navigation services. National Union of Public Workers raises concerns.

Senator Dr Shantal Munro-Knight Poised for Strong Bid in Christ Church South Seat in Next General Election, Political Analyst Notes

September 3, 2024

Senator Dr Shantal Munro-Knight Poised for Strong Bid in Christ Church South Seat in Next General Election, Political Analyst Notes

Senator Dr Shantal Munro-Knight emerges as the Barbados Labour Party candidate for Christ Church South, aiming to secure the seat in the next general election. Analysts predict a strong chance of victory.

Barbados PM Mia Mottley Vows Action on Crime, Healthcare, & Fisheries at Party Meeting

September 3, 2024

Barbados PM Mia Mottley Vows Action on Crime, Healthcare, & Fisheries at Party Meeting

Prime Minister Mia Mottley reaffirms commitment to addressing crime, healthcare, and fisheries in Barbados. Emphasizes community involvement in tackling gun violence and societal challenges. Calls for accountability and collective responsibility.

Barbados Agricultural Society CEO Warns of Threat to Nation's Food Security from Farmland Conversion

September 3, 2024

Barbados Agricultural Society CEO Warns of Threat to Nation's Food Security from Farmland Conversion

Barbados Agricultural Society CEO James Paul warns of the threat to food security as farmland is converted for residential and commercial use, impacting agricultural production and young farmers' access to land.

BWA Announces Water Infrastructure Work in St Andrew on September 4th: Possible Impact on Belleplaine and Surrounding Areas

September 3, 2024

BWA Announces Water Infrastructure Work in St Andrew on September 4th: Possible Impact on Belleplaine and Surrounding Areas

Barbados Water Authority (BWA) to make connections near Babylon Road and The Savannah on September 4th, impacting water supply in Belleplaine, Frank Doughlin Road, and surrounding areas. Customers advised to store water.

Search Underway for 19-Year-Old Escapee Rashad Kangalee in Christ Church | Police Seek Public Assistance

September 3, 2024

Search Underway for 19-Year-Old Escapee Rashad Kangalee in Christ Church | Police Seek Public Assistance

Police seek 19-year-old Rashad Kangalee, who escaped custody at Queen Elizabeth Hospital without force. Public urged to report any sightings or information on his whereabouts to authorities.

U.S. Seizes Luxury Jet Allegedly Smuggled by Venezuelan President Maduro

September 2, 2024

U.S. Seizes Luxury Jet Allegedly Smuggled by Venezuelan President Maduro

U.S. government seizes luxury jet used by Venezuelan President Maduro, alleging illegal purchase and smuggling in violation of sanctions and export laws. Plane seized in Dominican Republic, transferred to Florida.

US Seizes Venezuelan President Maduro's $13m Plane Allegedly Bought Illegally

September 2, 2024

US Seizes Venezuelan President Maduro's $13m Plane Allegedly Bought Illegally

US seizes Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's $13m plane in the Dominican Republic, alleging illegal purchase and smuggling to Florida. Venezuela denounces act as "piracy", US cites export control violations.

Plea to National Housing Corporation for Clearing Overgrown Land in Collymore Rock, St. Michael

September 2, 2024

Plea to National Housing Corporation for Clearing Overgrown Land in Collymore Rock, St. Michael

Residents in Collymore Rock, St Michael urge the National Housing Corporation to clear government-owned land behind their properties, neglected for nearly a decade, overgrown with trees and bushes. Concerns raised over partial grass cutting efforts.

Prime Minister and Education Minister Mark Start of School Year in Corporate Area with Students and Cabinet Ministers

September 2, 2024

Prime Minister and Education Minister Mark Start of School Year in Corporate Area with Students and Cabinet Ministers

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Education Minister Fayval Williams join students on the first day of school in the Corporate Area, accompanied by other officials, taking a JUTC bus to Jamaica College.

Challenges Persist as Fishing Industry Receives Government Aid for Hurricane Beryl Recovery

September 2, 2024

Challenges Persist as Fishing Industry Receives Government Aid for Hurricane Beryl Recovery

Concerns persist over repair quality and skilled labor availability for hurricane-damaged fishing boats. Government aid of nearly $2 million announced by Prime Minister Mia Mottley to support affected boat owners. International assistance pledged. Structural challenges in the industry highlighted.

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