First thing first on Monday...

Manners maketh man, woman and child

The purchase of a seaweed harvester will go a long way in addressing the challenges posed by Sargassum seaweed but also facilitate the exploration of new opportunities in bio energy.

Wrote this is 2016 and today as we witness the chaos wrought by hatred and injustice it is just as relevant. #BlackoutTuesday

Progress is impossible without change and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything. -George Bernard Shaw

Good morning! This morning I will be wearing my DocuCred hat to speak on the Essentials of CV Development for the Rotaract South Barbados “The HR Scoop”. Come join us!

Twitter is definitely a lot more demanding form of social media

I handed over 12 laptops to the Hon. Santia Bradshaw, Minister of Education, Technological and Vocational Training of Barbadous, joining the Ministry's online teaching programme, during which we exchanged views on enhancing educational cooperation between China and Barbadous.

Being chosen by St. Michael South to represent their interests has been an honour. St. Michael South has become family and most evenings I spend time checking up on my constituents because right now perhaps more than ever we have to be our brothers’ keepers.

This week we conducted a field test of the seaweed harvestor in Consett Bay, St. John. The use of this machine will assist in the clearing of sargassum before it reaches the shore.

Barbados’ maritime space is 424 times the size of our land space. That is 424 times the opportunity - Hon. Kirk Humphrey M. P speaking to #FutureBarbados