The Association of Public Primary School Principals is reporting some challenges since school reopened last week.
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Home Affairs minister satisfied with drainage work
Home Affairs Minister, Wilfred Abrahams, says the flooding experienced on Monday could have been a lot worst if not for the extensive drainage works done recently.
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PM urges Barbadians not to drop guard against coronavirus
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley says Barbados must continue to protect itself from the ravages of the Coronavirus pandemic.
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Minister concerned about late payment of public servants
Minster in the Ministry of Finance, Ryan Straughn is concerned about the number of people across the public service who are working but not being paid in a timely manner, if at all.
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Public Service Amendment Bill 2020 passed with opposition support
Government has made good on a pledge to appoint public servants who the Prime Minister previously stated have been “languishing” in their positions for three or more years.
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Parents satisfied with response by CXC
Scores of parents are satisfied with the announcement by CXC that an independent review team will begin work shortly and present a report for discussion with relevant stakeholders regarding the recent CSEC and CAPE results.
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PM says Moore’s decision to run will benefit workers
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley says contrary to what some people are saying, Senator Toni Moore’s decision to run in the upcoming St. George North by-election will benefit workers.
Read moreCXC responds to on-going exams results impasse
There’s some movement from the Caribbean Examinations Council regarding concerns expressed by students and parents across the region over this year’s CSEC and CAPE exam results.
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CXC protestors satisfied with support so far
Parents who staged a demonstration in front of CXC headquarters in protest of the results of this year’s CAPE and CSEC results have expressed satisfaction with the support shown to them in the fight.
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Pollster thinks smaller parties could affect DLP votes
Political pollster Peter Wickham predicts that third parties will compromise support for the Democratic Labour Party in the St. George North by-election.
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