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President of new republic: 'We, the people, are Barbados' - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
NEW Barbados President Dame Sandra Mason has appealed to Barbadians to play their individual and collective roles in helping to guide the island's new journey as a republic. Mason made this appeal in her inaugural address in Bridgetown at midnight on Monday. Last month, members of Barbados'
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St Ann volunteer cops Commonwealth Points of Light award
A second Jamaican has been selected by Queen Elizabeth II for the Commonwealth Points of Light honour.Jamaican Sophia McKenzie has been selected as the 159th Commonwealth Point of Light for her exceptional voluntary service, supporting her local community and schools during the novel coronavirus
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Uganda: Ministers Sued for Being in Office
[Monitor] Even after President Museveni dissolved Cabinet on May 12, a section of ministers remain in offices.
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Why these South Pacific islanders worship Prince Philip as god - Face2Face Africa
Prince Philip may have come off as a normal human being to many while he was alive. But to these South Pacific people in the archipelago of Vanuatu, the deceased royal was and remains worshipped like a god – with his “supernatural” status even propagating a following reportedly known as the “Prince
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ASSAULT ON IDT
The Jamaican Redevelopment Foundation (JRF) Inc has filed a constitutional lawsuit against the 46-year-old Industrial Disputes Tribunal (IDT) claiming that it is not an independent and impartial arbiter of labour conflicts. The challenge may pose...
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Lick That: Astonishingly Rare Stamp Sells For $9.6 Million | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
One of three ball invitation envelopes from 1847 has been sold for a groundbreaking 8.1 million euros ($9.7 million) in a German auction. The orange-red British Colony Mauritius post-stamped envelope is the only one in private hands with the remaining two owned by Queen Elizabeth II and the British
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Court of Appeal to hear BBI case for four days
BBI appeal hearing set for June 29 to July 2; appellants given seven days each to file written submissions.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Sign Production Deal with Netflix
NEW YORK (AP) — The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have a new home: Netflix. Six months after detangling their work lives from the British royal family, Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, have signed a multiyear deal to produce nature series, documentaries and children's programming for the
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Eva Guzman, former Texas Supreme Court justice, Joins GOP Primary Challenge against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton | Dallas Weekly
Guzman's candidacy adds a new dynamic to the primary that is already unfolding between incumbent Ken Paxton and Land Commissioner George P. Bush.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expecting their second child [photo]
Princess Diana also announced her second pregnancy on Valentine's Day, just like Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
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Rihanna's Officially 'Right Excellent,' Named Barbados Hero
Rihanna smiled under her face mask as she heard her name called in the pre-dawn hours of Tuesday, November 30, but hesitated before she stood up. By Danica Coto, Associated Press Before her, top Barbadian government officials encouraged her to join them at a crucial moment in her
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LONDON, CMC – Outstanding West Indies seamer Kemar Roach brought the curtain down on his County Championship stint with a superb five-wicket haul as Surrey earned a draw with Middlesex in an exciting finish to their contest
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PERSON OF INTEREST LOCATED AND IDENTIFIED | The Bajan Reporter
The Royal Barbados Police Force informs the general public and the media that the individual who was the subject of a person of interest bulletin issued on 3rd June 2021 has been located and positively identified. We look forward to you continued cooperation as we continue to Serve, Protect and
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Waterford man executed, two hurt, in midday shooting - Barbados Today
A middle-aged man was shot dead execution-style as gunfire shattered the midday quiet of the Waterford community of Bellevue, St Michael, injured two others and sent others scampering for safety. As the dust settled on the shocking daylight shooting, Erwin Redman Thomas, 49, was lifeless on the
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Nxumalo reaches out to the needy
FORMER radio personality and businesswoman, Emma Nxumalo on Saturday celebrated her 32nd birthday by donating food and clothing items to Queen Elizabeth Children’s Home and Jabulani Flats in Bulawayo as part of her #MyBabyToo
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Meghan Markle’s Baby Girl Lili Has A Sweet Connection To Her Grandma Doria Ragland
The Duchess of Sussex gave birth on June 4.
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Cameroon: PM Dion Ngute in South West
[Cameroon Tribune] The Prime Minister was received at the Mungo gateway to the South West Region by several personalities of the Region
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Prince Charles And Camilla, Duchess Of Cornwall, Get COVID-19 Vaccine
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain’s heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles and his wife Camilla have had their first doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, his office Clarence House said on Wednesday. Charles, 72, joins…
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In Plenty And In Time Of Need: Rihanna Hailed As National Hero In Barbados
On Monday (Nov. 29), Rihanna was bestowed with the honor of national hero in her native Barbados, adding to the revelry of the island nation becoming the world's newest republic.
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Removing Queen as Head of State will end debilitating doubts about ‘realness’ of Barbados’ independence  - Stabroek News
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Buckingham Palace banned ‘coloured immigrants’ from office roles: report - TheGrio
Buckingham Palace is under fresh new scrutiny over its commitment to diversity after documents revealed that aides to Queen Elizabeth... View Article The post Buckingham Palace banned ‘coloured immigrants’ from office roles: report appeared first on TheGrio.
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Cameroon: Development of Green Industries in Gestation
[Cameroon Tribune] Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute on June 11, 2021 chaired the ceremony to sign the framework agreement between government and an Australian company.
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Man shot for driving past Sanjika Presidential Palace gates
A man, Dennis Chikhoza, is nursing gun wounds at the Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH) after he was shot by state security for driving past the Sanjika Palace gates, in Blantyre, on Saturday night. Sources at Sanjika Palace say they tried to stop Chikhoza, who was driving a motor vehicle
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Jamaica's PM appointed to Privy Council - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
JAMAICA’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness has been appointed a member of the Privy Council. Jamaica’s Information Service made the announcement on Thursday. Holness also posted it on his Facebook page. That country’s Governor General, Sir Patrick Allen, issued a statement announcing the appoin
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Uganda: Leaders in Busoga Speak Out On Kadaga's Loss
[Monitor] Busoga leaders yesterday described the loss of Rebecca Kadaga in the race for the Speaker of the 11th Parliament as a big blow for the sub-region.
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The UK is Malawi’s key partner in tackling climate change – Mkaka | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Minister of Foreign Affairs Eisenhower Mkaka says Malawi Government will intensify engagements with the UK and the Commonwealth to advance its position and harness resources for climate change adaptation and resilience building at the UN Climate Conference in Glasgow in November later this
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Troubled brothers William, Harry seen chatting after grandfather’s funeral
The Dukes of Cambridge and Sussex left the service together, apparently in conversation with the Duchess of Cambridge.
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#BTColumn – A former spouse’s response (Part 1) - Barbados Today
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados Today Inc. by Marsha Hinds In this article, I will try to place a recent ruling of the Barbados Appeals court into some context. The essence of the ruling
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Cameroon: NW/SW Reconstruction Project - PM Obtains Private Sector Adherence
[Cameroon Tribune] This was during a maiden visit to GICAM yesterday May 18, 2021 to lobby for their support.
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Wickham Says' Decency' Characterises Pierre Administration So Far
Political Analyst, Peter Wickham, asserting that Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has a reputation for being a 'pretty decent person', says 'decency' so far characterises the Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP) administration. 'The idea of decency is what comes to mind when we think of how his
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