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Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley says repairing the Barbados brand is far more expensive than refunding visitors who have been inconvenienced by delayed test results beyond 72 hours.

Williams industries has invested a further 23 million dollars in its desalination plant on the Mighty Grynner highway.

Government’s decision not to reintroduce the alphabet shopping system is being well received by the Head of the Barbados Private Sector Association, Edward Clarke.

The Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association supports bringing the full weight of the law against any person who breaks quarantine.

Consumers will pay more for fuel, effective midnight, January 3.

Reaction to tougher restrictions imposed by the government on Thursday in light of ten new positive Covid-19 cases which includes five locals.

The Fair Trading Commission will share its summary of its Final Findings Report on the island-wide power outages which occurred on November 18 and 19, 2019.

It has been a challenging year for the Youth Entrepreneurship Scheme, but several bright sparks have been seen over the past few months.