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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Emmanuel Joseph's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a significant emphasis on government and politics as well as business and industry. If you are looking to reach out to Emmanuel, consider offering insights or commentary related to local government decisions, policies, or their impact on the economy.
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T he Financial Services Commission (FSC) on Thursday denied any involvement in the abrupt closure of TKY Media, saying the now-shuttered
By: Emmanuel Joseph
W ith widespread concern over high prices, merchants signal they may pass on the cost of increased security measures to customers as crime
D espite the disappointment of their pieces not arriving in time, a group of Barbadian artists are immersing themselves in the Dakar Biennale, one of the most prestigious artistic gatherings on the African continent.
W eekly paid Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) workers briefly walked off the job on Friday after delayed wages—caused by a government IT system crash—left them unpaid.
By: Emmanuel Joseph
T he Barbados Police Service (TBPS) on Tuesday vowed to uncover the truth about the death of homeless man Albert John, even after an autopsy
By: Emmanuel Joseph
B arbados' new constitution will enshrine a binding code of conduct for ministers, give the opposition more seats in the Senate, ensure
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.
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