Barbadians have been trained by the FAO to turn fish waste into useful products, supporting a circular economy and offering new business opportunities, especially for women.
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Jamaica is debating whether rum aged overseas can still be called “Jamaican,” with a new rule aiming to protect the product’s identity and value by requiring it to be aged on the island.
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Barbadian officials and climate experts say the global financial system is failing small island states in the fight against climate change and urgently needs reform to provide fair and effective funding.
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Bitcoin is not exactly a Ponzi scheme, but it’s a risky investment without the support of a government or a real business behind it.
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Author Venoria Todman will launch her new book about the challenges of modern marriages at a cultural event supported by the Virgin Islands Department of Culture.
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If current melting rates continue, most glaciers will disappear this century, threatening water supplies and causing rising sea levels that affect millions.
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Ecuador’s President Noboa is seeking military support from the US, Europe, and Brazil to fight violent drug gangs, calling them terrorist groups and partnering with controversial figures like Erik Prince for advice.
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George Foreman, the two-time heavyweight champion and grill entrepreneur, has died at 76 after a legendary boxing career and a successful life as a preacher and businessman.
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St. Lucia – Visually impaired students in Saint Lucia have received a major boost in their educational journey, thanks to the Saint Lucia National Conservation Fund (SLUNCF). On March 19th, SLUNCF officially handed over assistive learning devices to the Saint Lucia Blind Welfare Association (SLBWA), fulfilling a request made through the Ministry of Education. The […]
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Basseterre, Saint Kitts – The Honourable Marsha Henderson, Minister with responsibility for Tourism, has lauded the passage of the Plastic Waste Reduction Bill, 2025, as a monumental victory for the tourism sector. She emphasiSed that as the country’s largest economic driver, the long-term success of the tourism industry is intrinsically tied to the preservation of […]
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