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  1. Entrepreneurship critical to Barbados economy, says ministerRead the original story w/Photo

    1 hr ago | Caribbean Net News

    By Sharon Austin BRIDGETOWN, Barbados -- Entrepreneurship is crucial to the economic growth and development of Barbados.

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    Related Topix: Central America, World News, Youth, Alternative

  2. BLP Column: No energy and no sense

    Monday | Barbados Advocate

    ... offshore programme can put money into the Government's coffers at a time when it is badly needed. Under the BLP, Barbados made a considerable profit from the programme, collecting in excess of $20 million from the sale of seismic data to ...

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    Related Topix: Central America, World News

  3. Another side of Barbados

    Wednesday Dec 2 | Slam Sports

    The northern part of Barbados is one of its least developed regions, but it's also among the most beautiful.

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    Related Topix: World News, Central America, Home Gardening, Home, Dining, Tea, Drink, Life, Food, Dining, Travel, Winter Sports, Curling

  4. Land use management imperative in Barbados, says PM

    Friday Dec 4 | Caribbean Net News

    By Cathy Lashley BRIDGETOWN, Barbados -- Prime Minister David Thompson has warned that "without careful planning and development, Barbados could unwittingly contribute to its own demise". Prime Minister David Thompson, and Minister of Tourism, Richard Sealy, are pictured tee-ing off following the official opening of Apes Hill Club and Golf Course.

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    Related Topix: World News, Central America, Travel, Barbados Travel, David Thompson, Agriculture, Science

  5. Obituary: Dame Nita BarrowRead the original story

    Friday Dec 4 | The Independent

    Ruth Nita Barrow, nurse and public servant: born Barbados 15 November 1916; Sister Tutor, Kingston School of Nursing, Jamaica 1952-54; Matron, UCH, Jamaica 1954-56; Principal Nursing Officer, Jamaica 1956-63; World Health Organisation nursing adviser, Caribbean Area 1964-71, associate director, Medical Commission, World Council of Churches 1971-75, ...

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  6. DLP Column: Political hypocrisyRead the original story

    Friday Dec 4 | Barbados Advocate

    DLP Column : Political hypocrisy 12/4/2009 Prime Minister David Thompson's calls for reform at the Barbados Water Authority came against a plea made in an address to the staff some months ago.

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  7. Bennett, Jones, Richards honoured --Read the original story w/Photo

    Tuesday Dec 1 | Trinidad & Tobago Express

    LEGENDS: Venice "Pappy" Richards, left, Chally "Bull" Jones, centre, and Dr Steve Bennett at Monday night's inaugural jockeys dinner at the CLICO Suite, Queen's Park Oval.

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  8. Holidays on Earth Today: November 30, 2009Read the original story

    Tuesday Dec 1 | Associated Content

    ... Birthday: 1835 2. Philippines : *Bonifacio Day 3. Turkmenistan : *Harvest Holiday 4. Yemen : *Independence Day 5. Barbados : *Independence Day 6. Haiti : *St. Andrew's Day 7. United Kingdom : *St. Andrew's Day *Sir Winston Churchill Birthday: 1874 ...

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  9. Rodriguez crowned Independence king --Read the original story w/Photo

    Monday Nov 30 | Trinidad & Tobago Express

    CHAMPION: T&T player Kwame Rodriguez. Kwame Rodriguez outlasted his Trinidad and Tobago teammate Kenwin Small in seven tough games at the Barbados Table Tennis Centre in Bridgetown, on Sunday, to capture the Productivity Independence Tournament singles crown.

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  10. Low-key send-off for Ca wealth heads

    Sunday Nov 29 | Express

    MEMBERS of the public who may have been thinking about catching a last glimpse of the departing Heads of State who attended the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting were disappointed yesterday, as their departures lacked the pomp and ceremony associated with their arrivals at Piarco International Airport.

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  11. On the wilder sideRead the original story

    Sep 14, 2009 | Ottawa Citizen

    ... here in the first place. After all, it sits atop an immense, 11-metre-high boulder on a beach on the east coast of Barbados. On being told the story, my first thought was Blair, the British prime minister at the time, must have been a fit man, ...

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  12. Barbados: Where sand meets kitchenRead the original story

    Sunday Nov 22 | San Francisco Chronicle

    I went to Barbados for the flying fish sandwiches. Not that this island at the easternmost edge of the Caribbean doesn't offer other attractions.

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  13. Barbados government guarantee praisedRead the original story w/Photo

    Sunday Nov 22 | Caribbean Net News

    Barbados Prime Minister David Thompson's announcement last week of a government guarantee for the principal amount invested in the newly launched Barbados Entrepreneurs' Venture Capital Fund is sweet news to the ears of the local, regional and international investment community.

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    Related Topix: Central America, World News, David Thompson, Venture Capital, Emerging Technology

  14. DLP Column:PM on the right trackRead the original story w/Photo

    Saturday Nov 21 | Barbados Advocate

    ... the Central Bank, Sir Courtney Blackman, in his response to the recent rating comments, stated '... I don't see the Barbados situation today as dire...' and that we are '... surviving and doing pretty well'. He further suggested that we should ...

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  15. The Caribbean's culinary capitalRead the original story

    Friday Nov 20 | SF Gate

    I went to Barbados for the flying fish sandwiches. Not that this island at the easternmost edge of the Caribbean doesn't offer other attractions.

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  16. Where sand meets kitchenRead the original story

    Friday Nov 20 | San Francisco Chronicle

    I went to Barbados for the flying fish sandwiches. Not that this island at the easternmost edge of the Caribbean doesn't offer other attractions.

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  17. Former Barbados PM says CSME 'was never going to be easy'Read the original story

    Wednesday Nov 18 | Caribbean Net News

    ... Single Market and Economy (CSME). Speakers featured at the opening session were David Thompson, Prime Minister of Barbados and CARICOM Head of Government with portfolio of the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME), Cuthbert Joseph of Trinidad and ...

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  18. DLP Column: Our future

    Monday Nov 16 | Barbados Advocate

    ... administration placed people to the rear of the development agenda and as a result our country is reaping what the Barbados Labour Party sowed. Nevertheless, the Thompson administration intends to restore pride and industry as we etch closer to ...

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  19. Corporate Barbados urged to invest more in youthRead the original story w/Photo

    Monday Nov 16 | Caribbean Net News

    By Sharon Austin BRIDGETOWN, Barbados -- Corporate Barbados is being encouraged to "become a part of youth development". This appeal came on Friday from Minister of Youth, Esther Byer Suckoo, as she was presented with 15 prizes from corporate Barbados, which were due to be given to some outstanding young people during the National Youth Awards ...

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  20. Windies speedster takes aim at AussiesRead the original story

    Friday Nov 13 | Sports Jamaica

    BRIDGETOWN, Barbados : Buoyed by healthy returns in the two-Test series against minnows Bangladesh, West Indies pacer Kemar Roach is champing at the bit to face the mighty Australians Down Under.

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    Related Topix: Sports, Cricket, Bangladesh, West Indies, Australia, South Africa