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Heat drives rush for ACs, fans

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As Barbados braces for intense heat in August, retailers...

Mixed views on handling of unclaimed bodies

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As the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEJ) continues to grapple...

‘No new cases’ of scarlet fever

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Chief Medical Officer Dr The Most Honourable Kenneth George...

Plans for small business centre

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Young entrepreneurs in the St Michael South constituency could...

Parents upset over cancelled meetings

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Parents are questioning the Ministry of Education Transformation after...

Call to rethink workforce planning

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Barbadians are being urged to rethink workforce development and...
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Students go to town at market jam

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Haymans Market in St Peter was transformed into a lively hub of rhythm, melody, and youthful energy on Wednesday afternoon as the Ministry of...
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Call for community to help tackle crime

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The Supreme Counselling for Personal Development brought together community practitioners to discuss and develop strategies to tackle violence and vandalism in communities. Through its seminar...
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Cops to train 15 for workforce

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Fifteen young people between the ages of 16 and 25 are getting the opportunity to be trained and equipped for the world of work...
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Wesley Hall students relocated

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One week after complaints over their move to the Whitepark Wesleyan Holiness Tabernacle, 131 pupils from Wesley Hall Junior School were relocated to Westbury...
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Women in media ‘up a bit’

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The movement towards 50-50 representation of women and men in the news has plateaued, according to results from the 2025 Global Media Monitoring Project...
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Mental health issues worse since Covid

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The number of people seeking mental health support in Barbados has doubled since the COVID-19 pandemic, along with a sharp increase in cases of...
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Call for Govt to address flooding

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Heavy rainfall has once again brought major disruption to some communities, leaving residents frustrated, worried and calling for urgent Government intervention. With waterlogged roads...
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Some still awaiting Solidarity pay day

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Two months after the Government began distributing its one-off, tax-free $300 Solidarity Allowance, thousands of Barbadians are still waiting to receive their payment. This update...
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Immigration expands online services

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In its ongoing quest to becoming fully digital, the Immigration Department yesterday rolled out an online entry visa application portal to go with online...
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Workshop points to value of marine spatial planning

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Director of the Coastal Zone Management Unit (CZMU) Dr Leo Brewster wants Barbadians to develop a greater appreciation for the value of the...
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