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New Bill targets unlawful crypto use

Criminals who use cryptocurrency or any other digital platforms...

Legislation has keep pace with technology, says Jordan

Minister of Labour Colin Jordan is adamant that Barbados’...

Bajans warned to verify online investment platforms

Barbadians have been warned to verify that any online...

Gallery ‘will help cruise tourism’

Housing the National Art Gallery at the Garrison, St...

Estwick’s say on oversight

Democratic Labour Party president Dr David Estwick believes Barbados...

DLP names 17 spokespersons

The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) today named a list...

More room for patients at A&E

THE Accident & Emergency (A& E) Department of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) now has more room to work with. The Martindale’s Road, St Michael...

Low grade

The Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) is not happy with the system it has to use to provide the Ministry of Education with timely...

School called

Come Today, the Lester Vaughan School will allow fourth and fifth form students to restart in-person classes. It had been forced into conducting online classes...

Hilda Skeene and West Terrace shine at NAPSAC finals

West Terrace Primary and Hilda Skeene are ready for the weekend, after running their way into the hearts of fans, schoolmates, parents and teachers...

Weather Alert: Funnel cloud activity

Barbadians have been warned to keep an eye out for thunderstorm activity today. Director of the Barbados Meteorological Services, Sabu Best, in a statement to...

Nothing but the truce!

The numbers don’t lie, says Minister of State in the Attorney General’s Office with Responsibility for Crime Prevention Corey Lane. He said just a conversation...

BSIL bemoans ‘lost’ month

This year’s sugar crop is expected to yield another increase, but the head of the sugar producers is far from happy that it will...

Sugar cane sucrose level close to 20%

TESTS ON SUGAR CANES last week revealed their sucrose content is marginally close to the 20 per cent threshold needed to start the 2024...

Caricom leaders discuss Haiti crisis

The on-going political and social environment in Haiti came into sharp focus today, with CARICOM leaders meeting on the issue in Kington, Jamaica. Barbadian Prime...

Attractions way forward

Attractions, attractions and even more attractions. That’s the focus and direction in which this country’s tourism sector should go, Minister of Tourism Ian Gooding-Edghill...