CBC’s first chief engineer commends corporation on its development
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November 12, 2026
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A 92-year-old man who was among the first people employed at the Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) is applauding the state-owned entity for the strides it has made over the years.
Jules Hyndman joined the corporation in 1963, when it opened its doors as Radio Barbados, serving as its chief engineer.
He says that, by the end of its first year of broadcasting, Radio Barbados, which was based at the Lazaretto in Black Rock, had added a television station to its services.
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