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May 2014
Devaluation of the dollar may only be the beginning of the end
Amazing Barbados Photo: Blacks, Whites, Asians, Mixed Races Attend Party Together! Actually Enjoy Each Other!
Harlequin victim thanks BFP – “My prayers are with you…”
Poet Laureate Mervyn Morris, featured for Last Sundays
Sir Richard Branson, Journalist Ian Bourne and a host of other folks agree about LIAT Airlines
Canadian banks unhappy with Caribbean investments and loans
Qatar FIFA World Cup built upon slavery
Jamaica Carnival: Sunrise Breakfast Fete Review
Jamaica Carnival: I Love Soca Review
Dave Ames and Harlequin Property file legal papers against Barbados Free Press readers
Crime, Politics
Barbados Finance Minister says redundant public employees should work for Trinidad & Tobago government
TSTT Inquiry
Barbados Top Gear Festival is over. What now?
­­­­FIRE!, FIRE! - Massive blaze at Sangster International Airport
EDUCATION FOR A BETTER NATION
‘The Opposition needs to wake up!’
‘WE’RE ON THE RIGHT TRACK’ – Police Commissioner
TA on drive to improve service to commuters
Flow team members prepare for MoBay City Run
Experience Jamaica rolls into MoBay
Events, Entertainment
MoBay readies for inaugural City Run
The 2013-14 Clipper Race Arrives in Jamaica!
Jamaica
Central Banking Review: “Newspaper spat puts serious dent in credibility of Central Bank of Barbados”
Fire claims life
NAME THEM AND SHAME THEM
NSSC urges greater respect for students’ education
MoBay doctor develops treatment for DPP
Sandals to reward community stalwarts
Minister hails Columbus as good corporate citizen
Sports
Talk show host is Miss Trelawny Festival Queen 2014
Corinaldi notch big win
CITY CLASH
Stopping lawless squatters in Trinidad and Tobago
FEDERATION INVASION #337 (dancehall reggae mega-mix) 5.14.14
FEDERATION INVASION #337 (dancehall reggae mega-mix) 5.14.14
#Tessanne come fi dig up inna we feelings wid her new single #EverythingRemindsMeOfYou
Coming in Summer 2014 - Young Heroes of the Caribbean
Valley, AL-V romp into final
Traile takes U-16 tennis title
‘NATURE’ GOING PLACES IN MUSIC
Flow MoBay City Run to benefit Western tertiary students
Cancer is no walkover
MOTHERS… BLESS THEM!
Barbados Central Bank press release deceptive – What does ‘Weasel Words’ Worrell fear? What is the bank hiding?
“Anything with Nothing: Art from the Streets of Urban Jamaica” Opens at the National Gallery on May 25
Murder, he wrote
Arson a problem in Caribbean government financial departments
Head thug of Central Bank of Barbados bans Nation journalists from press conferences
Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. must start with improving the basics
Opinion
Political, religious, race-based agendas and fears are destroying our historical records
Typical: 1/ Wall off the coast. 2/ Provide no parking for beach-goers. 3/ Advertise the beach to tourists.
History & Heritage: Light Houses
Civilian testifies in Coudray-Greaves case
North Coast Ferry service by 2015
WEED THEM OUT
NCU literacy programme is commendable
Mother’s Day, origins and celebrations
Laro brings ‘Irie Tempo’ to Day O
Sandals/ATL/Honda Senior League - Reggae Youths, Rovers hunt SF slots
Nicely poised - MBU/H’View seek berth in final
Trinidad Joint Select Committee of Parliament pulls a dirty trick – provides only 10 days notice for submissions
Lawyer’s letters to BBC & Barbados High Commissioner: “Top Gear specialises in making a profit from deliberate but deniable racism.”
Anna Druzhinina murder: Persaud appealing sentence, Barbados Court stonewalls journalist
Police hunting Doctor’s shooters
READING MAKETH THE MAN
The Paulwell and EWI Debacle
‘The Logistics Hub: Implications for Western Jamaica’ - Symposium comes to Montego Bay this Thursday
Water Minister warns against misuse of resources
‘I want to bring people to the Lord’ - MoBay gospel artiste declares
TWICE A QUEEN - Caveen Reddie crowned Miss Beaches Negril
First point
MBU begin last four battle
Jamaica’s Commercial Aviation History, 1930 – 2013
Jamaica’s Commercial Aviation History, 1930 – 2013
Ian Bourne: Barbados Attorney General Adriel Brathwaite a “stinking coward”, “bullies local media, but cannot bear scrutiny”
Vlog # 2 – Hair and Gym Chronicles
Soca Calypso Soca music (also known as the soul of calypso) is a genre of Caribbean music that originated within a marginalized subculture in the Trinidad and Tobago in the late 1970s, and developed into a range of style in the 1980s and later.
What it feels like to be Mixed Race?
Crop Over 2014 under pressure
Current Affairs, Troubles
Melbourne win relegation clash
Marl Road take lead
ODPEM LAUNCHES HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS MONTH
Save money and find love with technology
USER-FEES NOT ENOUGH TO FINANCE HEALTH SECTOR – Dr. Ferguson
CHILD CARE AND PROTECTION
Tastes like home… Yummy!
FEDERATION INVASION #336 (dancehall reggae mega-mix) 05.05.14
FEDERATION INVASION #336 (dancehall reggae mega-mix) 05.05.14
Declaration on World Press Freedom Day, 2014 – Kingston, Jamaica
Barbados Attorney General admits Integrity Legislation is dead, dead, dead
S. Brian Samuel: Taxing Caribbean aviation to death
Scenes From World Press Freedom Day 2014, Kingston, Jamaica
Irony: Shot tourists return as guests of Barbados – as another tourist is shot.
Adult parties in the guise of a parade
Sir Roy Trotman accuses government of using preferential list in NCC layoffs, BUT…
New Wall’s ice cream advert features Barbados… Did the BTA pay for this placement?
Where to Stay: Laidback Luxury in Port Antonio
Askenish murder - Third delivery man to be murdered in five days
THE ENERGY DEBACLE
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