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Barbados: New minimum wage in effect from April 1

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Barbados: New minimum wage in effect from April 1

Caribnews April 2, 2021

By Julia Rawlins-Bentham BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (BGIS) — Barbados’ new minimum wage took effect from Thursday, April 1,...

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St Lucia’s political and religious barons succumb to Babylonia

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St Lucia’s political and religious barons succumb to Babylonia

Caribnews April 2, 2021

By Caribbean News Global contributor CASTRIES, St Lucia – In the fantasy of a low flying hawk,...

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The View from Europe: A better approach to UK-Caribbean relations

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The View from Europe: A better approach to UK-Caribbean relations

Caribnews March 31, 2021

By David Jessop There is an old saying that you wait ages for a London bus and...

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‘UWI leadership sound and strategic’, says Professor Sir Hilary Beckles

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‘UWI leadership sound and strategic’, says Professor Sir Hilary Beckles

Caribnews March 28, 2021

The UWI ST JOHNS, Antigua — Culminating with Friday’s presentation by the Five Islands Campus, over the...

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Freedom from slavery is non-negotiable

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Freedom from slavery is non-negotiable

Caribnews March 28, 2021

GENEVA, Switzerland — With the target now met of 50 ratifications of the ILO Forced Labour Protocol, Nobel...

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Into the Dragon’s mouth

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Into the Dragon’s mouth

Caribnews March 28, 2021

By Indranie Deolall We once lived on a gentle hill bordering a serene, southern Trinidad bay with...

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For many, St Lucia is not a Nation-State

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For many, St Lucia is not a Nation-State

Caribnews March 28, 2021

By John R. Lee For many, Saint Lucia is not a Nation-State. It is Real Estate. Plantation...

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IDB presents 2020 sustainability report focused on sustainable and inclusive recovery

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IDB presents 2020 sustainability report focused on sustainable and inclusive recovery

Caribnews March 27, 2021

WASHINGTON, USA – The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has released its 2020 Sustainability Report, with a focus on...

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Bousquet’s Bulletin: Head-to-Head and Toe-to-Toe with a fossilized Indochinese ping-pong, dollar-diplomacy species

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Bousquet’s Bulletin: Head-to-Head and Toe-to-Toe with a fossilized Indochinese ping-pong, dollar-diplomacy species

Caribnews March 27, 2021

By Earl Bousquet My good friend Denys Springer used to know how to reply to what I...

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Weighty matters and full measures

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Weighty matters and full measures

Caribnews March 27, 2021

By Anthony Deyal The first time I heard the term “dynamic tension” was when I saw my...

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