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Hectic days ahead as school nears (opens the original)
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With the new school term just a few days away, several parents are flocking to stores in Bridgetown to make their final back-to-school purchases. Managing director of Abeds Barbados in Swan Street, Eddy Abed said back-to-school shopping was delayed this year due to shipment issues, with merchandise not arriving until between the first and second week of July with the last of it arriving between the first and second week of August to distribute to customers. He noted, however, that customers were
Land offer for graduates (opens the original)
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Graduates of the Hope Agricultural Training Institute could be given up to two acres of land to pursue farming, as Government moves to attract more young people into the sector. Addressing the opening ceremony for the first batch of the institute’s full-time students at Hope Plantation in St Lucy yesterday, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Nutritional Security Dr Shantal Munro-Knight said the ministry was designing a programme that would provide graduates interested in becoming farmers with bet
$8m in drugs seized (opens the original)
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Barbados’ Customs and Excise Department is now basking in the glory of a significant number of seizures. Delivering remarks during the Barbados Customs and Excise 121st anniversary church service at Power In The Blood Assembly, Tudor Bridge, St Michael, yesterday, Acting Comptroller of Customs Lynette Padmore revealed that so far this year, teams at the Grantley Adams International Airport, Bridgetown Port and the General Post Office seized just under 1 000 kilogrammes of cannabis valued at appr
Call for greater cybersecurity awareness (opens the original)
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Young people could be putting their personal information, devices and even home networks at risk without realising it, simply by clicking malicious links on their mobile phones, a digital forensic expert has warned. Neil Hinds, curator manager of Florida-based company Digital Technologies and Services, said young people and other vulnerable groups need greater awareness of the risks associated with their everyday use of technology. He was speaking on Tuesday at the Liberty Business Youth and Vul
Concern over no-shows for CAPE, CSEC (opens the original)
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There is a growing concern surrounding the level of absenteeism in the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) and Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations with thousands not taking the tests after registering. Director of operations at the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) Dr Nicole Manning yesterday highlighted the issue during the ceremony for the official release of the CXC 2026 May-June Regional Examination Results in Anguilla. She revealed that while absen
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