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Despite being harshly criticized for increasing the water rate to farmers, Minister of Agriculture and Food Security Indar Weir said the move was necessary if Government was to continue financing the sector.He said Government was committed to improving the agricultural sector and had earmarked several areas for increased production.From May this year Government increased water rates for farmers from .60 cents per cubic metre to $1.80 per cubic metre.“I do not know for the life of me how you ca...

SHANGHAI -- Top Japanese lender MUFG Bank has won approval from Chinese authorities to conduct fund transfers out of the country for select clients in

Low-cost carrier SpiceJet on Tuesday said it has entered into a full and final settlement with the Airports Authority of India (AAI) and has cleared all outstanding principal dues of the airport operator.

The Central zone bench of the National Green Tribunal, Bhopal has cleared the path for the Rajasthan governments mining projects in Chhattisgarh after it dismissed the application against the environment clearances owing to the lack of substance.

Good afternoon, fellow Barbadians. I address you this afternoon as we face a world that is characterized by a level of uncertainty like nothing that we have…

After the salaries of Imams and Muezzins in the state were due for three months, the Telangana government on Saturday sanctioned Rs

Barbadians are being urged to take advantage of the emerging trade opportunities with Guyana in the area of agriculture, as the region continues to battle supply chain issues and continued price increases.Representative for the Guyana Office for Investment, Gavin Bovell told Barbados TODAY that with unabated price increases threatening the region’s food and nutrition security, it was not the time for complacency.Bovell said there were also opportunities for Barbadians and Guyanese to partner i...

MV NODL Victoria will effective next week operate alongside the MV Kalangala

Despite pointless obstructionism today by some committee Republicans, the U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources, chaired by Rep. Raul Grijalva, D-Ariz.,

Minister of Transport and Works Santia Bradshaw is asking for the public’s patience as Government moves to improve Barbados’ road infrastructure. Speaking Friday during a tour of three locations after the closing ceremony of the tenth International Road Federation Congress, Bradshaw said the ambitious road programmes will take time. “I think the contractors are well aware that starting at this time will be a challenge. They are Barbadians and know …