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Barbadians turned out in their numbers to support this year’s CIBC FirstCaribbean’s Walk for the Cure. Many of the estimated 20 000 people who were decked out in pink T-shirts began the trek at Warrens around 3:30 p.m. Some ran, walked and even skated from the starting point to Gordon Cummins Highway, across Husbands, St James, Clermont Road and finished at the starting point. Some of the participants said they …
Dr Ronnie Yearwood successfully fought off the challenge from three opponents to retain the post of president of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP). To loud applause and the ringing of bells at the George Street headquarters, elections superintendent Ricky Harrison announced Yearwood had polled 422 votes. The nearest challenger, Dr David Estwick, had 227; Ryan Walters 188; and former tourism minister, Richard Sealy, 29. In his initial speech after the …
The Safe Zone Reporting App will be placed on the backburner for now as Supreme Counselling for Personal Development prioritises other initiatives in its attempt to eliminate bullying across Barbados. “We still have it. It is still active,” Clarke said in reference to the app. “Now that we are doing intervention programmes, I think the two go hand-in-hand. We are doing everything in phases,” said Chief Executive Officer Shawn Clarke. …
Hundreds of students took over the streets of Bridgetown on Monday morning and spoke out against bullying. Around 10 a.m. over 500 St George Secondary School, Frederick Smith Secondary and Grantley Adams Memorial School students gathered at Jubilee Gardens to participate in the Celebrate Kindness: No Name Calling Day walk and rally. Event organiser and Chief Executive Officer at Supreme Counselling for Personal Development Shawn Clarke explained that the students …
A loud cheer went up when former Government minister Donville Inniss appeared in the Arrivals Hall of the Grantley Adams International Airport after 10 p.m. yesterday. Family, friends, supporters and political colleagues exchanged hugs and kissed with a much slimmer Inniss who had just arrived from the United States. He had served a shortened sentence for good behavior in a federal prison after being found guilty on two counts of …