Shamar Blunt is an Author at various publications. He focuses on health and wellness, culture and society, and environmental issues, exploring themes such as agriculture, climate change, and healthcare. Shamar's work has been featured in the World Wealth Journal, Barbados Today, and Winn Media SKN.
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Shamar Blunt's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, politics, and business in Barbados. His articles often highlight the challenges faced by various sectors within the country, including youth organizations, mental health, education, and healthcare.
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M inister of Transport and Works and Member of Parliament for St Michael South, Kirk Humphrey, has encouraged students who recently sat the 11-Plus
Music, dance and a colourful motorcade set the tone on Saturday as the Ministry of People Empowerment and Elder Affairs officially launched the 2026 Barbados National Senior Games, encouraging older Barbadians to embrace healthy and active ageing.
P arents are being urged to keep sick children at home when schools reopen, amid an increase in respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19 and influenza.
The Bridgetown Port Taxi Co-op Society Ltd is helping vulnerable families get ready for the new school year, providing back-to-school assistance to students at three primary schools in Christ Church and St Michael.
T he government is seeking more reliable markets for local farmers, with Agriculture Minister Dr Shantal Munro-Knight saying purchase agreements with major retailers will be expanded to help boost production and exports.
N ew students at the Samuel Jackman Prescod Institute of Technology have been warned that criminal and anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated on campus, as they begin technical and vocational training.
By: Shamar Blunt
T he Barbados Childhood Obesity Prevention Coalition has welcomed the government's planned $1.2bn debt-for-social swap, but is urging broad stakeholder
B arbados is turning to digital tools such as drones and data mapping as the Ministry of Agriculture and police step up efforts to fight crop
B arbados is to get a National Rehabilitation Centre as part of the second phase of the Geriatric Hospital project at Waterford, with services
B arbados' new Geriatric Hospital is expected to eventually provide 570 beds, more than doubling the 260-bed capacity of the existing Beckles Road
