Nurses also have a role in research activities – Lecturer
Georgetown : The knowledge and skills of nurses should not be confined to the hospital setting but rather they should be exposed to the research arena. In fact, according…
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Man gets five years for hijacking minibus
Berbice : A Berbice man has been sent to jail for five years for his involvement in the hijacking of a minibus earlier this year. On Monday in the New…
Flood out
Bridgetown. Several areas in St Michael were flooded yesterday as a trough system located to the west of Barbados drench the island with heavy rains. Martinales Road, Tudor Bridge, Bush…
Woman seriously injured in accident
Dominica : One woman was reported to have been seriously injured following an accident involving three vehicles near the Woodbridge Bay Port in the capital Roseau on Friday night.…
Continuous monitoring of waterways imperative – UG lecturer
Georgetown : In recognition of the fact that toxic anions in surface water could prove detrimental to human livelihood, a research project was spearheaded by local University of Guyana…
UG set to introduce Masters in Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Georgetown : Aimed at helping the local health sector to realise the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) which speaks to the reduction of infant mortality and maternal deaths, the University…
Passengers attack policeman with knife-one arrested
Berbice : A Police Constable was driving a motor car along Crab Island Public Road, Berbice, with two men whom he had picked up at Ogle on the East Coast…
Excise Tax on gasoline reduce to cushion the world market price hike
Georgetown : Minister of Finance Dr. Ashni Singh today announced a further reduction in the excise tax rate on gasoline following previous cuts made last year. According to a Government…
LIME say it has not reneged on commitment
Bridgetown. The management of the telecommunication company LIME say it has not reneged on its commitment to honour a agreement with the Barbados Workers Union (BWU). LIME workers have taken…
Cabinet approved Minimum wage workers salary increase
Georgetown : Cabinet Secretary Dr. Roger Luncheon disclosed that the Government has approved an increase of salary for certain categories of minimum wage workers effective from June 01, 2012. He…
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