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The ruling United Workers Party (UWP) candidate for Vieux Fort South has declared that the seat is 'winnable' while confirming to reporters that a second campaign manager has resigned from his team Claude Charlemagne was the first to quit last month as campaign manager. Charlemagne has also
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Moe an asset to either party’s campaign - Barbados Today
Former Parliamentarian Hamilton Lashley says a collaboration with former Government Senator Lucille Moe as a campaign strategist for the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) would be a major boost for the DEMS camp. Lashley who served as Member of Parliament under the DLP and the ruling Barbados Labour
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An 'exclusive' interview with Rhode Island's Critical Race Karen's Black friend
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DLP adds new faces to election line-up, launches website - Barbados Today
The Democratic Labour Party announced five more candidates to contest the next General Election and launched a new website on Thursday, declaring they are working diligently across the island to prepare for the poll that is constitutionally due in 2022. DLP President Verla DePeiza said: “We have
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Marc Lamont Hill drags CJ Pearson following debate on critical race theory
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Former Hanover constituents remember DK as a friend
COMRADES in Hanover Eastern are mourning the death of veteran People's National Party (PNP) politician and former Cabinet minister Dr D K Duncan, who served as Member of Parliament for the constituency between 2007 and 2016.Duncan, 80, was also the Member of Parliament for St Andrew East Central
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Obama Raises $7.6 Million at Fundraiser For Biden's Campaign
WASHINGTON (AP) — Former President Barack Obama warned Democrats against being “complacent or smug” about the presidential race at a grassroots fundraiser Tuesday for presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden, calling on viewers to learn the lessons from 2016 and not take the election for
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Gibson defends statements about West Coast after minister’s chiding - Barbados Today
Democratic Labour Party (DLP) St James Central candidate Paul Gibson has taken umbrage to suggestions that he deliberately created an atmosphere of panic in the constituency by spreading a “wicked and malicious lie” about the future of the fish market at Paynes Bay St James.During the opening of
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#SpeakingOut – A new brand of governance - Barbados Today
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Reminder of payment of annual registration fees - Barbados Today
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#BTSpeakingOut – Examining BLP and DLP leadership - 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 Johnny Lowe As the Democratic Labour Party sets out to elect a President, issues of competencies and fitness to lead have started to make the rounds
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Teen robs his grandmother, sister - Barbados Today
Young people are seemingly “living under the Hollywood tree” with no appreciation for hard work, this island’s Chief Magistrate has surmised. He made the observation as he dealt with a case in which a teenager stole his sister’s meeting turn money and got the assistance of his friend to rob his
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#BTSpeakingOut – An open letter to Colin Jordan MP - Barbados Today
The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. Dear Mr. Colin Jordan, by Alwyn Babb – Concern resident of St. Peter Over the past three weeks, the residents of Boscobelle, St Peter, and surrounding areas have been highlighting an ongoing
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Liberia: Mcgill to Cllr. Gongloe - Complete Hypocrisy
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2024 will see the return to Barbados of the Grand Large Yachting World Odyssey | The Bajan Reporter
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Thompson-Herah named AIPS Best Female Athlete - Barbados Today
Jamaica’s treble Tokyo Olympic Games gold medallist Elaine Thompson-Herah has been named the AIPS Best Female Athlete of 2021.This follows a poll by the International Sports Press Association, where a panel of 529 journalists from 114 countries voted for the champions of 2021. Joining
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Governor Sends Down New Collaborative Proposal to Refinance USVI Debt, Stabilize GERS
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Hackers are posting pornographic materials though a Facebook page belonging to Minister of Gender, Patricia Kaliati. The Facebook page, ‘Akweni- Dr Patricia Kaliati’ has been posting links to pornography materials on Facebook stories since Wednesday this week. Some followers believe it is the owner
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What’s next for Ghislaine Maxwell after conviction? - L.A. Focus News
By Mallika Sen | Associated Press NEW YORK — With Wednesday's guilty verdict in the sex-trafficking trial of Ghislaine Maxwell, here's a look at what the once high-flying Jeffrey Epstein confidante was accused of and what's next for her: WHO WERE GHISLAINE MAXWELL'S ACCUSERS? The prosecution hinged
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DLP supports reopening but urges caution - Barbados Today
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#BTColumn- Be prepared to resist Omicron – and survive into 2022 - Barbados Today
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Classes to resume online as discussions continue on phased return to face-to-face classes - Barbados Today
The island’s students will resume online classes when the new school term resumes on Monday, January 10, the Ministry of Education has announced. In a statement, the Ministry said as a result of the presence of the Omicron variant confirmed here by health authorities on Thursday, discussions will
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