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The babies have not been made a public appearance yet or captured on camera as reported by the Pretoria News newspaper. They were born prematurely, the newspaper said.
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Morocco excludes Spanish sea links in summer transit plan for diaspora | Africanews
Against the backdrop of a major diplomatic crisis between Rabat and Madrid, the 2021 Summer transit plan, which the Moroccan press presents as "one of the largest movements of people on the European continent", excludes all Spanish ports, including Algeciras located less than an hour from Tangiers
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Tough COVID rules enforcement urged amid cruise surge - Barbados Today
One of the world’s leading travel journalists is predicting a massive surge of cruise ship traffic from as early as next month in the midst of Barbados’ tourism off-season. In an exclusive Barbados TODAY interview, Emmy-winning investigative reporter, Peter Greenberg declared that the ‘gem of the
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Honey Jam's Ebonnie Rowe to be honoured - Barbados Today
The Canadian Independent Music Association (CIMA) announced today that the 2021 Trailblazer Award is being given to Honey Jam’s Ebonnie Rowe in a virtual ceremony in Toronto on June 23. Operating since 1975, CIMA represents and advocates for the interests of the independent Canadian music and
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JOINT RELIEF EFFORTS FOR ST VINCENT: UK Government Joins Relief Support Effort | The Bajan Reporter
The Barbados Defence Force recently partnered with the Government of the United Kingdom to continue relief effort to St Vincent and Grenadines in the the aftermath of the La Soufrière volcano eruption. Over one-hundred and thirty-five (135) pallets of humanitarian relief supplies, packed by the BDF
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#BTColumn – How the global minimum corporate tax will impact - 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 Alicia Nicholls and Tammi C. Pilgrim Finance ministers of the world’s seven richest democracies (the Group of 7 or G7) have committed to an “at least
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Book Review: Marita van der Vyver's latest book is a memoir masterpiece
South African author Marita van der Vyver has once again outdone herself in her latest book, a memoir titled 'A Long Letter to My Daughter'.
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Senior police official says it’s the fear of crime that’s on the rise - Barbados Today
Despite public fears of a spike in gun violence and resulting deaths, police authorities have announced a 26 per cent drop in overall crime for this year. In an exclusive interview with Barbados TODAY, Deputy Commissioner of Police Erwin Boyce disclosed that between January 1 and June
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Alex Davis dives into his love of Barbados - Barbados Today
Alex Davis’ love of the sea gets deeper with every dive he takes into Barbados’ sparkling blue waters. Alex grew up in a seaside town in the Southwest of the U.K, where his love of the water was birthed during the summers there, lifeguarding and surfing. Bajan Tourist Sabrina Lee spent some time
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Logistics chain issues threatening to create crisis in local market - Barbados Today
Barbados is firmly in the clutches of an “extremely serious crisis” of the global supply chain, that will undoubtedly result in tremendous price increases. This is the conclusion of the Minister of Energy, Small Business, and Entrepreneurship, Kerrie Symmonds, after a careful review of the current
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Kenya: Mogadishu is the Most Beautiful Place I've Ever Visited - Leila Mohammed
[Nation] NTV's Leila Mohammed is arguably the best female crime TV reporter in the country. In 2018, she was the only civilian woman to go to Somalia during an African Union Mission in Somalia (Amisom) sponsored trip to see how Kenyan troops served.
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Gov’t programme to fight violence - Barbados Today
Government is embarking on an intense $100 000 anti-violence campaign which will also target gangs and boys on the block. Minister of Youth, Sports and Community Empowerment Dwight Sutherland made this announcement on the weekend, at the launch of Government’s Anti Violence Campaign, at the Wildey
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CWI lauds legends Constantine and Haynes – newest members of ICC Hall of Fame - Stabroek News
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – West Indies cricket legends Sir Learie Constantine and Desmond Haynes were inducted into the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Hall of Fame
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Jamaican gov't targets September for resumption of face-to-face classes - Barbados Today
SOURCE: Jamaica Observer — The Government of Jamaica is targeting a full resumption of face-to-face education for the new school year in September. This is according to Prime Minister Andrew Holness, who was addressing a virtual Town Hall on Vaccine Sensitisation for the Education System on
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Crude Prosperity: Hess Oil on St. Croix (Part Six)
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Griffith: Elder abuse a big problem in Barbados - Barbados Today
Ahead of the commemoration of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on Tuesday, retired social worker and Coordinator of the Elder Care Companion Programme, George Griffith says elder abuse here is “big enough” of a problem for Barbadians to be concerned and take action to prevent it. Speaking on
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#BTColumn – Saluting Station Sgt (Ag) Newton Lewis - 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 Bertie Hinds I can speak authoritatively and perhaps convincingly, about several important aspects of the life and times of my personal friend, family
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#BTColumn – Towards a Stronger DLP - 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 Patrick Gittens Competition within political parties can be healthy for a modern democracy. It shows that despite common agreements on philosophy and
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South Africa: Johannesburg in Decay
[New Frame] South Africa's largest city is a world city, the home of jazz, art, politics and insurgent popular aspirations. But it is in precipitous decline, making now the time to act.
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Public Notice: Booking vaccine appointments - Barbados Today
Members of the public are asked to note that the Ministry of Health and Wellness’ vaccine appointment website may be accessed at https://vaccine.gov.bb. Persons 50 years old and over may book the date, time and location of their vaccinations through the website. If anyone has queries concerning
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BWA says supply being restored in St Peter districts - Barbados Today
Some residents in areas in St Peter experiencing water woes are getting relief. A few days after residents expressed anger over what they described as continuous water challenges that appear to be getting worse, the Barbados Water Authority (BWA) issued a press release today informing those living
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Manslaughter charge dismissed in case of father accused of killing baby boy - Barbados Today
A St Michael father who had been accused of unlawfully killing his four-month-old son more than four years ago, today walked out of the High Court without the charge hanging over his head. However, Dylan Nigel Marius, of Walrond Gap, Back Ivy, is still traumatized by the tragedy, his attorney
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Africa Cup of Nations to take place as planned in Cameroon | Africanews
CAF Secretary General Véron Mosengo-Omba dismissed rumours that said Cameroon could once more be stripped of hosting the continent's biggest sporting competition.
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No increase in meat prices for now - Barbados Today
The rise in the cost of grains on the international market is likely to have an impact on local meat and poultry products. But Chief Executive Officer of the Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS), James Paul, who told Barbados TODAY that he has been monitoring the international development, said
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Skateboarders celebrate Youth Day's 45th anniversary in Soweto | Africanews
Dozens of young skateboarders took to the streets of Soweto in celebration of the country's Youth Day -- which marked its 45th anniversay.
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Boscobelle residents want PM Mottley to visit area, address water woes - Barbados Today
Residents of Boscobelle, St Peter, are appealing to Prime Minister Mia Mottley to pay them a visit so that they can tell her how frustrated they are about the ongoing water woes they have been experiencing. The frustrated residents said for too many years they have been experiencing significant
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Editorial: The Source Grips Journalistic Principals in Defense of Democracy and Order
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