Emmanuel Joseph is a Senior Reporter with a focus on local news in Barbados. He has written for publications such as Barbados Today, The Malaysian Insight, and has been featured in Leadership Media Group. Emmanuel covers a wide range of topics including politics, economics, and social issues impacting the Barbadian community.
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By: Emmanuel Joseph
T he Barbados Consumer Empowerment Network (BCEN) has taken a bold step onto the global financial stage, urging the Financial Action Task
By: Emmanuel Joseph
C onsumer advocates have launched a challenge against the Fair Trading Commission's (FTC) decision to greenlight Barbados Light & Power
G overnment bondholders will not face losses despite a new $600 million debt-for-climate swap deal with commercial banks, Minister in the Ministry of Finance Ryan Straughn assured Friday.
A groundbreaking $600 million debt-for-climate swap deal has drawn both praise and caution from a leading economist.
T he island's main egg producer agreed on Monday to back off from an eight-cent price hike on eggs following direct intervention by Minister of Agriculture and Food Security Indar Weir.
B arbados is set to redraw the cultural landscape with several major heritage and creative projects over the next two years, Prime Minister Mia Mottley revealed on Thursday.
A retired Court of Appeal judge, a prominent entrepreneur, and a global public servant have been conferred with Barbados' highest national honour for 2024.
T he long-anticipated Connect Caribe ferry service, poised to address decades-long challenges in cargo and passenger transport across the
By: Emmanuel Joseph
T KY Media, the embattled company that closed abruptly amid allegations that it was operating like a Ponzi scheme, has made the startling claim that Barbadian depositors defrauded the company of $1.2 million.
R elief is finally on the horizon for frustrated communities battling uncollected garbage, as 12 of 26 newly purchased trucks arrived in Barbados on Thursday.
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