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- Sep 30, 2026
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Protecting Barbados’ Credit Unions (opens the original)
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The Barbados Public Workers’ Co-operative Credit Union was not built by bankers. It was built by public servants who pooled their savings because the established banks would not serve them. It is the largest credit union in Barbados and has been empowering generations of Barbadians financially since 1970. That is why its members have every right to ask hard questions now. The numbers in the credit union’s own annual reports are hard to ignore. Over the five years to 2025, the Group’s operating e
Limp Rope Strategy (opens the original)
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The principal difference between individual and consensus opinions is the amount of scrutiny each normally receives before opinions are published. Opinions that may harm the public if implemented should be examined under the tension of opposing ideas, to allow convergence to a consensus opinion through an evidence-based discussion. To force the public to be exposed to only one side of an argument is classic propaganda, where the main aim is not to inform, but rather to damage opposing views. To
Barbados quiet ministries: the culture that protects them (opens the original)
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Silent Ministers Indar Weir, Sandra Husbands, Colin Jordan and Jonathan Reid to mention four. Barbados has perfected a political art: the ability to establish ministries that barely speak, report, are a no show- yet engage in business as usual activities, untouched, unchallenged. These low visibility ministries operate like shadows in the Bajan political system that rewards noise, theatrics and political expediency above meritocracy and accountability. And the public, numbed by decades of defere
New Leadership in DLP: Will David Estwick Revive Party? (opens the original)
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Barbadians work up to the news that the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) elected the following members to the Executive as reported by Starcom Network: Former Member of Parliament and Government Minister Dr. David Estwick is the new President of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP). The long-standing St. Philip West candidate defeated acting President Stephen Lashley by 217 votes to 136 in a highly charged election during the party’s annual conference at George Street last night. Attorney-at-law and S
Why Singapore's Economy Outshines Barbados (opens the original)
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Most times when reference is made to Singapore, it is about the system of government and how it has been able to transform itself into a model economy. Here is one of many examples why Barbados will never be able to compare to Singapore. We do not have the will, the mindset, or the discipline required to close the widening gap. In Barbados, the Ministry of Agriculture is routinely treated as a low status portfolio, like Sports – assigned to junior members of Parliament (MP) or to individuals who
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