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  • Barbados’ Prime Minister signs host country agreement for CARIFESTA XV

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    “Alternative Leadership”, the basis for Barbados’ newest Political Party: the CBL

  • Third from right: U.S. Ambassador to Barbados Roger Nyhus joined by Barbados' Chief Justice the Hon. Sir Patterson Cheltenham, K.A (second from left) and other members of the Barbados judiciary and legal fraternity at the launch.
    March 26, 2024

    USA & Barbados Partner to Improve Court System Efficiency

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    June 9, 2023

    Donation of $155,000 Bds Fundus Camera to QEH’s Ophthalmology Department

  • "So, in another meeting," the Home Affairs Minister openly confided. "I will seek to explain to you exactly how things get on the cabinet agenda. How do you consider the different categories, the different decisions that cabinet makes, whether this is approving something or not in it, and try to demystify the process? What we're doing here largely is to allow the public of Barbados to be aware of the business that we do on their behalf. We want the public to be able to understand and follow, so they understand how government make decisions, or how we approve things, or we enter into agreements, or we authorize people to speak on the government's behalf, or we appoint ambassadors, even..."
    April 22, 2023

    HOW CABINET DECISIONS ARE MADE – BARBADIAN MINISTER EXPLAINS

  • (left to right) - Youth Parliamentarians from the British Overseas Territories. Yahya Ugaili (Falkland Islands). McKenzie Kohl-Tuckett (Bermuda), Rhonica Connor (Anguilla), Charity Rymer (British Virgin Islands), Kelly Yon (Saint Helena), Jaena Golden (Montserrat), Chad Anthony Powell Jr. (Cayman Islands), and Oliver P. Whitmore (Gibraltar). (Nia Golden Photo)
    November 18, 2022

    Montserrat and British Overseas Territories Youth Parliamentarians Make History at UK’s House of Commons

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    September 5, 2022

    Single Electronic Window introduced at Small Business Week Launch 2022

  • St Lucia
    July 22, 2022

    Saint Lucia repositions Citizenship Programme under new slogan “Beyond the Passport:” – CS Global Partners

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    December 15, 2020

    CONFIRMING CHANGES TO QEH’s MEDICATION DELIVERY SERVICE

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