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Several investments have been announced during the Invest in Haiti Forum which has been described as one of the largest meeting of its kind to held in the Caribbean.
Nigel Fisher, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Haiti says thousands of people still have basic social needs.
The UK Treasury said in its Autumn Statement that the Air Passenger Duty would increase on April 1, 2012 as was previously announced.
Transport and Works Minister Mike Henry says his decision to step down is due to ongoing attacks on the Jamaica Development Infrastructure Programme.
The ruling People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C) has amassed 68,424 with just over 30 per cent of the votes counted so far.
The Cabinet Office of the Prime Minister’s Office has announced the Honorees for Independence Day 2011.
Prime Minister Freundel StuartFellow Barbadians, It is that time of the year again when we pause to reflect on our independence.
Deputy Director of the National HIV/AIDS Commission, Lyn Armstrong, participating in a previous food bank drive. (FP)As persons again join the international community to observe World AIDS Day 2011 on Thursday, December 1st, the National HIV/AIDS Commission, in conjunction with Brydens, will be spearheading a National Food Bank drive on the day.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development has advised that the St. Mary’s Primary School in Mason Hall Street, The City will be closed tomorrow Tuesday, November 29.
This year’s Independence Day Ceremonial Parade will now be held at the Bridgetown Port and not the Garrison Savannah.
