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White South Africans Rally in Pretoria in Support of Trump Amid Claims of Government Racism

February 15, 2025

White South Africans Rally in Pretoria in Support of Trump Amid Claims of Government Racism

White South Africans gather at US Embassy in Pretoria, supporting Trump amid claims of racism by their government. Trump's executive order on land expropriation sparks debate and criticism from South African officials.

Barbados Urged to Reform Tax System for Economic Growth, ICAB Official Warns

February 15, 2025

Barbados Urged to Reform Tax System for Economic Growth, ICAB Official Warns

Barbados faces calls for tax system overhaul to boost global competitiveness. Criticisms include outdated approaches, slow refunds, and unclear regulations hindering investment and financial planning. OECD scrutiny and challenges with tax refunds highlighted.

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley Embarks on State Visit to Ethiopia During 38th African Union Summit

February 15, 2025

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley Embarks on State Visit to Ethiopia During 38th African Union Summit

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley of Barbados visits Ethiopia during the 38th African Union Summit. Discussions aim to strengthen collaboration between the two nations and address reparatory justice and racial healing.

Canadian Fans Express Displeasure as Tariffs on US Prompt Anthem Protests

February 3, 2025

Canadian Fans Express Displeasure as Tariffs on US Prompt Anthem Protests

Canadian fans express discontent by booing the US anthem at sports events following Trump's tariffs announcement. Tariffs on Canadian imports could lead to economic repercussions and a push for national unity.

EU Responds to Trump's Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, Warns of Firm Action

February 2, 2025

EU Responds to Trump's Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, Warns of Firm Action

The European Union condemns US tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, warning of firm retaliation if targeted. EU emphasizes commitment to low tariffs and strong trade ties with the US.

Canada Announces Retaliatory Tariffs Against US in Growing Trade War

February 2, 2025

Canada Announces Retaliatory Tariffs Against US in Growing Trade War

Canada retaliates with 25% tariffs on $155 billion worth of US goods, sparking a trade war. Prime Minister Trudeau vows to stand up for Canadians, warning of consequences for both nations.

Recap of Africa Night at 2025 Barbados Independent Film Festival: Vibrant Showcasing of African Films and Cultural Marketplace

February 2, 2025

Recap of Africa Night at 2025 Barbados Independent Film Festival: Vibrant Showcasing of African Films and Cultural Marketplace

The 2025 Barbados Independent Film Festival featured Africa Night with vibrant performances, handcrafted products, and powerful short films exploring diverse themes from across the continent.

Minister of Home Affairs Wilfred Abrahams Assures Barbadians of National Security Amid US Immigration Crackdown

February 1, 2025

Minister of Home Affairs Wilfred Abrahams Assures Barbadians of National Security Amid US Immigration Crackdown

Minister of Home Affairs Wilfred Abrahams addresses Barbadians' concerns over US immigration crackdown, ensuring national security won't be compromised. Diplomatic channels key in handling deportees.

Barbadian Ronald Fenty Joins Mrs World 2025 Judging Panel, South African Tshego Gaelae Crowned Winner

January 31, 2025

Barbadian Ronald Fenty Joins Mrs World 2025 Judging Panel, South African Tshego Gaelae Crowned Winner

Ronald Fenty, father of Rihanna, served as a judge at the Mrs World Pageant 2025 in Las Vegas. Tshego Gaelae of South Africa became the first black woman to win the title.

Israeli Soldiers Freed in Hamas Swap, Palestinian Prisoners Released

January 25, 2025

Israeli Soldiers Freed in Hamas Swap, Palestinian Prisoners Released

Four female Israeli soldiers, held by Hamas, were released in a swap with 200 Palestinian prisoners. Israel delayed return of displaced Palestinians due to a dispute over a civilian hostage.

Barbados Addresses Potential Protectionist Threats in Global Trade Discussion at World Economic Forum

January 25, 2025

Barbados Addresses Potential Protectionist Threats in Global Trade Discussion at World Economic Forum

Barbados challenges potential protectionist measures at WTO conference in Davos. Minister Symmonds warns new tariffs could harm access to global markets, emphasizes need for fairness in trade.

US State Department Halts Most Foreign Assistance, Reviews Aid Policies | Update on Trump's Executive Order

January 25, 2025

US State Department Halts Most Foreign Assistance, Reviews Aid Policies | Update on Trump's Executive Order

US State Department halts most foreign assistance, including new aid, following Trump's executive order. Exceptions for emergency food aid and military funding for Israel and Egypt. Review of all aid underway.

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