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Minecraft & Roblox: Power Tools for Creativity or Online Danger Zones?

By Kenroy White
5 days ago
in :  Editorial, Education, Emerging Tech, Tech

In bedrooms, classrooms, and mobile screens across the globe, millions of kids are building, exploring, and playing in the digital universes of Minecraft and Roblox. For children and teens, these platforms are more than just games, they’re playgrounds for imagination, hubs for socializing, and increasingly, arenas for learning. But with every click and coded block comes a question: are these …

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Looking Back at My Younger Self: The Alleyne School’s Heartwarming Initiative

By Kenroy White
December 15, 2024
in :  Editorial, People

On December 11th, 2024, The Alleyne School Students’ Council hosted a touching and inspirational event, “Looking Back at My Younger Self,” at the A. DaCosta Edwards Primary School (ADEP). This give-back initiative demonstrated a profound sense of community, leadership, and generosity. It was a memorable day filled with joy, inspiration, and meaningful connections, leaving a lasting impression on all who …

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The Silent Coup: How Capitalism Undermines Democratic Values

By Jeremiah Dryden
July 2, 2024
in :  Business, Editorial, Governance

The intertwining of capitalism and democracy is more contentious than ever. As economic disparities widen, the influence of wealthy elites on political processes becomes increasingly apparent, threatening the very foundations of democratic governance. This silent coup, where economic power subtly yet profoundly undermines democratic values, has reshaped the political landscape for many countries around the world. The concentration of wealth …

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Elevate You Cleaning Experience with Kenshaw Property Services (KPS)

By Kenroy White
April 6, 2024
in :  Business, Editorial, Projects & Services, Real Estate

Introducing Kenshaw Property Services: Redefining Residential Cleaning for Short-Term Rentals At Kenshaw Property Services (KPS), we understand the delicate balance required to maintain a welcoming and pristine environment for short-term rental guests. Whether you’re a seasoned property manager or just beginning your rental journey, our tailored cleaning services are designed to elevate your rental property while simplifying your responsibilities. Our …

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How US Gun Ban can impact Gun Violence in the Caribbean

By Kenroy White
May 8, 2023
in :  Editorial

The United States has seen a significant increase in mass shootings in recent years, prompting calls for stricter gun control measures. Some states have responded to this by implementing bans on assault weapons, which are designed for rapid fire and are capable of inflicting high numbers of casualties. While a state-by-state ban on assault weapons could help to reduce the …

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Haiti: A Case for Reparations

By Jeremiah Dryden
February 28, 2023
in :  Editorial

Haiti is a country with a long and complex history, including slavery, colonialism, and political turmoil. Despite its rich culture and natural resources, Haiti remains one of the poorest countries in the world, with a poverty rate of over 80%. This poverty can be traced back to a legacy of exploitation, oppression, and injustice, and it’s time for the international …

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The Benefits of Parrotfish on Tropical Reefs

By Jeremiah Dryden
February 5, 2023
in :  Editorial

Tropical reefs are renowned for their breathtaking beauty and diverse marine species, including the eye-catching parrotfish. These fish, with their radiant colors and unique beak-like mouths, serve an essential purpose in preserving the health and vitality of tropical reefs. They play a crucial role in the reef ecosystem by transforming algae and coral into sand through their feeding habits, thus …

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Barbados Is Giving Low-income Earners HOPE For Owning A Home

By Kenroy White
January 10, 2022
in :  Editorial, Real Estate

Home Ownership Providing Energy Inc. (HOPE) is a Government-owned company with an innovative business model developed to offer attractive, open-plan, hurricane resilient (2 and 3 bedrooms) homes. The land is provided to home buyers at no cost. They only pay for the construction cost of the house. Instead of paying for the land, each owner must allow HOPE to install …

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Religious Education In Our Schools; Rev. Joel Cumberbatch’s Perspective

By Kenroy White
December 7, 2021
in :  Editorial, Faith

Here is a recent entry by Reverend Dr. Joel Cumberbatch on the debate regarding the potential removal of Religious Education from schools. Reverend Dr. Joel Cumberbatch is the General Superintendent of the Wesleyan Holiness Church in the Caribbean as well as a secondary school teacher. “I do not support the untimely call for the removal of Religious Education in our …

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Barbados Education Press Conference, 9th June 2021 Takeaway Summary

By Kenroy White
June 9, 2021
in :  Editorial

The Ministry Of Education, Technological And Vocational Training highlighted some proposed reforms to the school system as well as plans for the rest of the 2020/2021 school year. Here are some takeaway points. 11-plus will be on 28th July 2021.Deferrals will be given to students who are not ready to take the exam.Students who defer their exams will still be …

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