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Bajans urged to conserve water

Residents are being reminded to continue to conserve water...

Not following guidelines ‘can be fatal for employer’

Employers have been warned about failing to give workers...

Family’s agonising goodbye to Trashaun

A grieving aunt yesterday turned the heart-breaking funeral of...

New Venezuela ties

Barbados and Venezuela have signed a joint declaration on,...

Nicholls touts law’s value to national security

There is no need to fear that a law...

Govt should fast track legal opinion, says DLP

Government should be moving with urgency to get a...

Ex-magistrate: Go after the men

Retired magistrate Reverend Graveney Bannister is troubled by the number of men escaping prosecution for the statutory rape of girls – sometimes aided by...

Late Nation reporter lauded for devotion to news and others

Former reporter with the Nation Publishing Co Limited, Janice Griffith, was saluted for devotion to newsgathering, friendship and above all, family, yesterday during her funeral...

Youth charged with killing brother

Rico Aaron Forde appeared in court yesterday charged with the killing of his brother. The 21-year-old, of Parish Land, Christ Church, was remanded to Dodds Prison on...

PM sees risk of recolonisation

Caribbean people run the risk of being recolonised, Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley is warning in the midst of CARIFESTA celebrations. On Saturday during the the CARIFESTA XV’s...

Call to honour roots, creativity

The Caribbean has never waited for calm to create and some of its best work are in the storms, reminded Prime Minister Mia Amor...

Licensing teams hit the road ahead of Grand Kadooment

Members of the Liquor Licence Authority have been hitting the streets ensuring that vendors are paid up for the Flow Grand Kadooment tomorrow.  Today the...

Church threatens to sue Govt if meeting not held

In a conflict as old as biblical times, land is at the heart of a dispute involving two denominations and this time the Government...

Codrington College cuts back on staff

Historic Codrington College has cut back on its office and ground staff as financial problems continue to plague the Anglican theological institution. The college had...

Barbados’ foreign policy being challenged in court

The Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration (CMPI) has mounted a legal challenge to Barbados’ foreign policy, calling on it for urgent action in...

Several major shifts in Police Service

Major shifting and promotions have taken place in the Barbados Police Service with three new officers acting as assistant commissioners, including a woman, the...