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Barbados’ top senior athlete Roland Waithe will compete at the Empire State Games in New York on June 18th for the first time and said he is looking forward to the experience.The Over-60 sprinter will compete in New York before travelling to participate in the Washington Senior Games on July 23rd in Washington, D.C.During an interview with Barbados TODAY, Waithe explained that he was invited by the organizers to be part of the event where he will compete in the 100m and 200m races. While it was short notice and he did not get the opportunity to thoroughly prepare, he is hoping to still put I...

For over 40 years,  the constituency of St John remained a Democratic Labour Party (DLP) stronghold, until it collapsed in the 2018 general elections when Barbados Labour Party's Charles Griffith claimed the seat with an over

The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a cruel blow to Barbados’ participation at the Senior Games in Utah, United States, with just two athletes and a coach leaving the island yesterday for the games, which will run to October 16. Four-time competitor Roland Waithe and first-timer Betty Ann Murray, along with coach former Olympian Rawle Clarke, make up the team. The contingent is a far cry from the 20-plus athletes and …

Revenue to help countries in the caribbean region. i also think we have to realise that we have to think sustainably, even as we discuss agriculture. we have been using a lot of products that have been given to us from outside, developed countries, containing significant amounts of disastrous nutrients, nitrogens, phosphates and chemicals that have penetrated our ground and remain in the environment for a number of years. so when we are thinking sustainably, again i make the point, these cannot be ad hoc responses, we have to be able to look at these things and think scientifically, and there ...

In the region to be able generate revenue, many in an area where they have tremendous expertise. and then to use that revenue to help countries in the caribbean region. i also think we have to realise that we have to think sustainably, even as we discuss agriculture. we have been using a lot of products that have been given to us from outside, developed countries, containing significant amounts of disastrous nutrients, nitrogens, phosphates and chemicals that have penetrated our ground and remain in the environment for a number of years. so when we are thinking sustainably, again i make the po...