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  • Regarded internationally as a visionary, distinguished academic, thought leader, and global public activist, Sir Hilary who is a Professor of Economic History and Economic Development, was first appointed to serve as Vice-Chancellor of The UWI in May 2015. Vice-Chancellor Beckles has been a leading voice on higher education not just in the Caribbean region, but across the hemisphere and internationally. Most recently, he was named as a Visionary Expert for UNESCO IESALC's Futures of Higher Education project to help to chart the course ahead for the global industry. This latest appointment by the specialised UN institute follows former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon's 2013 invitation to serve as a Special Advisor and inaugural member of a Science Advisory Board on Sustainable Development.
    May 10, 2021

    Professor Sir Hilary Beckles to begin 2nd term as UWI Vice-Chancellor on August 1

  • Miss Tudor is no stranger to working with community organisations having served with both the Rotary Club and the Kiwanis Club Central which have given her some perspective of the importance of touching lives. In her new role at BARP she will work with the Board of Directors to provide direction and coordination of BARP's strategy.
    May 6, 2021

    BARP appoints New Executive Manager

  • Khaleel Kothdiwala, Student Advocate
    April 19, 2021

    THE PUBLIC NEEDS TO UNDERSTAND WHY THE 2020 CXC EXAM FIASCO IS SO IMPORTANT TO US ALL

  • Khaleel Kothdiwala, Student Advocate
    April 16, 2021

    Approaches to CXC 2021 Exit Examinations, Another View: CXC Matters by Khaleel Kothdiwala

  • Ms. Paula-Anne Moore - Parent Advocate Spokesperson/Coordinator The Group of Concerned Parents, Barbados The Regional Coalition for CXC Exam Redress
    April 16, 2021

    MEDIA STATEMENT RE CXC’s STATEMENT, RE – 2021 EXAM PLANS

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    February 14, 2021

    Legal minefield on Bermuda’s workplace vaccine policy, lawyer warns

  • This broadening of our horizons can be done with a tool - The Certificate of Recognition of CARICOM Skills Qualification.
    February 12, 2021

    Barbados Accreditation Council urges Bajans to ‘Seek Opportunity in the face of Uncertainty’

  • The cost of the study was $35,000 USD and was completed over a period of 6 months.
    February 11, 2021

    Maritime Affairs & Blue Economy partners with UNDP to create jobs and improve Food Security

  • Colin will be actively involved in Oakwell's commercial activities, bringing his decades of experience in sport and business to Oakwell's clients - as sports and rights holders continue to revamp traditional financing methods and shareholder structures, to cope with economic challenges.
    January 14, 2021

    Former ECB Chairman, Colin Graves CBE, joins Oakwell Sports Advisory

  • Brantley, Finance Minister in the NIA, said against the backdrop of a $20.46 million or 17.84% decrease in recurrent revenue as at 31 October 2020, the Nevis government successfully contained the increase in its total debt during 2020 to 4.35 %.
    December 24, 2020

    Nevisian Leader steering Charlestown toward economic recovery, post COVID-19

  • Proverbs said that she was humbled to have been selected to the position as it is an honor to be so highly regarded by her peers. "It is my privilege to be representing PRSA in the region. Public relations is not just my work but it has always been my passion so to be given this responsibility to help others to advance in the profession through continuing education and networking is indeed an honor. I look forward to the year ahead."
    December 16, 2020

    Barbadian Communicator Elected to International Position

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    December 9, 2020

    ILO: COVID-19 recovery in the Caribbean will be gradual but working hour losses expected to remain high

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