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DLP: Law too soft on money behind gangs

The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) says while it is...

Hospital boss pushing regional alliance

Chief executive officer of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH),...

DLP warns crime could threaten Barbados’ tourism image

The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) is warning that Barbados’...

Ready if ebola comes

Barbados has activated heightened public health surveillance systems and...

Wages ‘not enough to sustain growth’

Minimum wage, productivity and the cost of living should...

Hike ‘could have been worse’

Barbadians would be facing an even steeper increase in...

NUPW demands action after attack on SSA worker

The National Union Of Public Workers (NUPW) is calling for greater protection for sanitation workers after one of them was attacked last week during...

Protesters ‘Mek Noise’ for justice

Around 100 Barbadians took to the streets yesterday for the Mek More Noise Protest March – Barbadians Stand Up for Rights & Justice, a demonstration organised...

School repairs running late

President of the Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) Rudy Lovell is concerned about the pace of summer repairs to a number of public schools,...

PSVs subject to the same rules

The Ministry of Transport and Works has announced a three-month moratorium on the enforcement of new tint legislation, which was to take effect tomorrow. In...

Registry alone won’t fix job market, says Walters

Opposition Senator Ryan Walters has called on Government to move beyond statistics and platforms if it is truly serious about building a fair and...

Fishing sector steadily rebounding

Chief Fisheries Officer Dr Shelly-Ann Cox says Barbados’ fishing industry is showing strong signs of recovery in the wake of Hurricane Beryl, with nearly 80 vessels...