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Whether the famous Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in London with its myriad branches in cities across the globe; Washington D.C.’s Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum; or Barbados’ own Concorde Museum, museums have, for centuries, remained sites of fascination for both the young and not so young.
AS THE WORLD marked International Day Against Homophobia yesterday, Barbados and scores of other countries were again urged to repeal laws that discriminate against homosexuality as a matter of urgency.
Barbadian youth have been receiving some advice as to how they can “cut their teeth” in the local agricultural sector and some of the requirements for a successful career in the field.
Residents and stakeholders within Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison will be further sensitised about the significance of the UNESCO inscription.
The public is asked to note that the Barbados Community College (BCC), Eyrie, Howells Cross Road, St. Michael will be closed on Friday, May 18.
Caribbean leaders will have a rare opportunity to bolster Sharma’s message when they meet President Calderon in Barbados on May 21 for a Mexico-Caribbean Summit says Sir Ronald Sanders.
Transport Minister Devant Maharaj has now requested a detailed breakdown of the airlines' debts as presented by Dookeran.
The Jamaica Supreme Court has thrown out a petition by Digicel opposing the suit filed by the FTC challenging the merger between the Digicel and the now defunct Claro.
PHILADELPHIA (AP):Jay-Z is in a Philadelphia State of Mind: The rapper announced a two-day music festival yesterday in the City of Brotherly Love….
Born André Ellis, ‘Nature’, as he is now known, said it was his calm demeanour that earned him the moniker….
