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‘Too much’ imported sugar

Minister of Agriculture Indar Weir says too much sugar...

Anglican chancellor Dixon passes on

The Anglican Community in Barbados as well as staff...

‘Deep bond’ between Barbados and China

Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Barbados,...

PM appeals to ‘sisters’ at UN women’s forum

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has issued a call...

Chamber ‘catalyst’ for growth

President of the Barbados Chamber of Commerce and Industry...

Operators query new tourism law

Minister of Tourism Ian Gooding-Edghill has reiterated that the...

‘Revisit plan for mini stadia’

Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne has urged Government to revisit its plan to build 15 mini stadia, suggesting the concept is “misconceived” and that consideration...

Haymans Market officially opened

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley officially opened Barbados’ newest tourism attraction this evening.The Haymans Market, converted from the former Haymans Sugar Factory in St...

‘Not enough women’ in leadership

Representative – UN Women Multi-Country Office Caribbean Tonni Brodber sees International Women’s Day as necessary to celebrate women’s work.As women around the world marked...

Govt agrees to sell Savannah Hotel

Agreement has been reached on the sale of the Savannah Hotel at Hastings, Christ Church, one of the two remaining hotels in the Government-owned...

Gold Cup fever runs hot

A bumper crowd is expected at the Garrison Savannah for tomorrow’s 41st edition of the Sandy Lane Gold Cup despite yesterday’s late withdrawal of...

Union slams BHTA

The Barbados Workers’ Union has accused the Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) of employing “tactics of disruption and delay” in relation to proposals...