World Maritime Day 2020 – sustainable shipping for a sustainable planet In 2020, everyone has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet this global crisis has demonstrated the...
Giovanni Ciniglio
24th September 2020
No one tested positive for COVID-19 in Barbados for the third consecutive day, but one person will be discharged from the isolation facility at Harrison Point, St Lucy, after...
Giovanni Ciniglio
23rd September 2020
Ninety graduates of an online conversational Spanish programme, offered by the Embassy of Argentina, in association with the National Library Service, are being encouraged to...
Giovanni Ciniglio
23rd September 2020
The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) has advised residents in St James and St Peter that its station at Warleigh will be taken offline on Thursday, September 24, between 9 a.m....
Giovanni Ciniglio
23rd September 2020
St Georges – The Grenada government Tuesday said it will stage public consultations as part of the efforts to determine the changes needed to the national laws and...
Giovanni Ciniglio
23rd September 2020
Is anyone listening to the World Maritime Day sermon? Too often shipping remains out of sight, out of mind and in the shadows, while we impotently bemoan this sea… Related...
Giovanni Ciniglio
23rd September 2020
EU proposes asylum plan for migrants rescued at sea Plan includes a ‘solidarity mechanism’ that will cover disembarkation, but Ecsa says ships need reassurance that pre-screening of...
Giovanni Ciniglio
23rd September 2020