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Entertainers and promoters send out SOS

Entertainers and promoters send out SOS

February 1, 2021
1:47 pm

This country’s entertainers and promoters are sending out an SOS to government believing that the set back in managing the COVID-19 pandemic has made Crop Over this year virtually impossible and pushing the reopening of the sector many months down the road.

This from head of the entertainers association of Barbados Rudy Maloney.

Mr. Maloney says the sector needs a helping hand from the government.

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