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GIS denies parent’s claims

The Government Industrial School (GIS) has responded to a...

Duguid’s hope for dental diplomacy

Special Envoy to the Prime Minister and veteran oral...

David Estwick gets the nod as new DLP president

Former government minister Dr David Estwick was tonight voted...

‘D’ big battle

The Democratic Labour Party gathers this weekend at its...

DLP: Overhaul teen mental health care

The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) is calling for an...

Death penalty could apply under new bill

Barbadians convicted of domestic terrorism that results in a...

Christians protest against Kartel concert

No Vybz Kartel on Easter Sunday. That was the general consensus from several Barbadians yesterday, who participated in a protest march through Bridgetown aimed at bringing attention...

Inniss questions benefits of bank

Following the recent groundbreaking ceremony for the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) last week, former Minister of Health Donville Inniss has expressed a blend of...

15 properties, including hotels, going to the highest bidder on Thursday

Fifteen properties are set to be sold to the highest bidders by the Barbados Revenue Authority (BRA) on Thursday. That’s 14 fewer than were originally...

Mottley to Thorne: Show me the evidence

Put up or shut up! That is the message Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has sent Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne as she categorically denied recent...

NOW backs increase of maternity leave to 14 weeks

The National Organisation of Women (NOW) is in full support of Government’s decision to increase maternity leave in Barbados to 14 weeks. President Melissa Savoury-Gittens...

Duguid: Civic Centre plans were always public

It was impossible for Government to hide the proposed development of the controversial Civic Centre at Holetown in St James. In fact, everything relating to...

Thorne backs Disabilities Bill

Yesterday was not the day to be partisan. And so, Leader of the Opposition Ralph Thorne had no issue in supporting a piece of legislation...

Boyce: 2024 one of the toughest years

After one of the toughest years for law enforcement in Barbados, Acting Commissionerof Police Erwin Boyce expressed a special thank-you to members of the...

Bruce Vale bridge to fall and rise again

COMPLANT, the company engaged to execute the Scotland District Road Rehabilitation Programme on behalf of the Ministry of Transport and Works, will on Monday...

Grantley Adams students back on Monday

Face-to-face classes are back on the books for Grantley Adams Memorial School. Chief Education Officer Dr Ramona Archer-Bradshaw announced last night that students will return...