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  • January 30, 2025

    “The Davos Disconnect” by Deodat Maharaj (Trinidad and Tobago) 

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    2025 New Year’s Message from President of the Barbados Co-operative & Credit Union League Limited (BCCULL)

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  • The Chair of the Task Force, Cabinet Secretary Dr. Marcus L. Natta, highlighted the shared responsibility of tackling this challenge.
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    December 6, 2024

    World Bank Approves Emergency Operation to Support Barbados’ Recovery from Hurricane Beryl

  • Ms. Watson said “Our latest motion is intended to persuade the FTC to prevent the BL&P from proceeding with its rate application which, as a consequence of the FTC’s recent Depreciation Decision, is now known to be based on incorrect rates and calculations.  In this case Barbados Light and Power would be allowed to recover the cost of its investment in generation assets through depreciation. Depreciation calculations are key to value of the assets that are included in the rate base. Annual Depreciation expense is a key component in the revenue requirement calculation. Despite these concerns being raised by multiple intervenors over the past 6 months, the BL&P is still using incorrect rate information that is at odds with the FTC’s recent Depreciation Decision dated March 25th, 2022.
    November 21, 2024

    INTERVENOR TRICIA WATSON ON SEEKING A REVIEW OF THE FAIR TRADING COMMISSION’S DECISION ON LIGHT & POWER’S APPLICATION

  • President of the Barbados Down Syndrome Association: Asha Alleyne-Renwick
    October 28, 2024

    Barbados Down Syndrome Association reacts to Disabilities Grant

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    CIBC Continues CARIF Commitment

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  • Sean Bostic and Krystle Maynard right holding card present the sponsorship card to Shannon Weekes and Jabari Jones of the CYEN
    October 2, 2024

    CIBC Caribbean team cleans Drill Hall Beach

  • The CIBC Scholarship winners pay rapt attention as CEO Mark St. Hill gives them some sound advice.
    April 7, 2024

    UWI CIBC Caribbean’s scholarship winners meet CEO

  • Donna Wellington telling students, from left, Razariah Goddard of Coleridge & Parry; Alyssa Gittens, Springer Memorial; and Kazia Carter, Alexandra about her career journey to the position of CIBC Caribbean Managing Director - Barbados & Eastern Caribbean.
    March 13, 2024

    10 female students spend International Women’s Day with CIBC Caribbean leaders

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