Zoomed In with Rachelle Mayers S1-05
In this episode, we talk to entrepreneur and creative Matthew “Fewwture” Ashby, about business, mental health and staying relevant during the COVID-19 Pandemic. New episodes on Wednesday at 4 p.m.
Zoomed In with Rachelle Mayers S1-04
Shani Alleyne, a Barbadian living in Canada, touches on the discrimination he experienced in the health care system in Canada, his impression of how Barbados is handling the crisis and he answers questions from the online audience. New episodes on Wednesday at 4pm.
Zoomed In with Rachelle Mayers S1-03
THIS week we talk to Shani Alleyne, a Barbadian living in Canada, who was diagnosed with COVID-19 (and recovered). Find out more about his experience, how he contracted the virus and how he feels about what’s happening in Barbados. He also answers some of your questions posted on social media....
Zoomed In with Rachelle Mayers S1-02
PART 2 of the discussion with economist, Jeremy Stephen. Jeremy gives his opinion on the industries that will thrive, and those that are hurting during the current COVID-19 pandemic, and the lockdown in Barbados, what we can do to stay relevant and he shares his personal worries during this time....
Zoomed In with Rachelle Mayers S1-01
IN THIS first episode of ‘Zoomed In with Rachelle Mayers’ special guest, economist, Jeremy Stephen speaks about navigating the COVID-19 pandemic. New episodes every Wednesday at 4 p.m.
Newsline Business (May 15)
This week Barbados has been hosting the 11th Caribbean Labour Ministers Meeting, and they were joined by Director General of the International Labour Organisation Guy Ryder. The Caribbean will have to rethink its approach to the labour market as it seeks to rebuild ailing economies. This was one of the...
Newsline Business (April 10)
Barbados’ Tourism Minister, Kerrie Symmonds wants a united CARICOM position on the setting of standards by the international community on small island developing states. Symmonds was at the time addressing parliament during debate on the Companies Amendment Bill. And he referred to a situation where a British bank was fined...
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