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Foster ‘eating, sleeping, behaving  well’ at 107

Centenarian John Foster turned 107 on Monday.  And yesterday, with...

Sir Stephen Emtage has passed away

“Barbados’ first director of Finance and Planning, Sir Stephen...

Rowe seeks audit of NHC repairs

Member of Parliament for St Michael North West Neil...

Mottley: Pay on time

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has defended workers’ rights...

Jordan slams mistreatment of workers

Government is sending a strong message to employers in...

Jordan slams mistreatment of workers

Government is sending a strong message to employers in...

‘Law vital to flood, pollution control’

Government is tightening up on the issues of flooding and drainage management with legislation to ensure public compliance with mitigation rules. Deputy Prime Minister Santia...

St James North MP Edmund Hinkson resigns

Update: Early this morning, Member of Parliament for St. James North, The Honourable Edmund G. Hinkson, S.C., M.P., officially announced his resignation from elective...

Classical singers off to London

Three talented Barbadian classical singers are about to get a boost in their quest for the world’s big opera stages through the efforts of...

Venis’ love for St Joseph runs deep

In the Branchbury, St Joseph village where she was born, Venis Harris continues to be regarded as a prominent community figure, the little girl...

Bajan opera gem shares expertise

Georgina Furstenberg has been making a name for herself in some of Europe’s best known opera houses with her performances delivered in different languages. She...

Former permanent secretary Ralph Boyce passes on

Retired chief education officer and former permanent secretary Ralph Boyce has died. He passed away on Tuesday at the age of 85, after ailing for...

Reid aiming for ‘premier service’

Senator Jonathan Reid plans to make the Ministry of Innovation, Industry, Science and Technology the “premier service ministry” driving innovation, creating job opportunities and...

Share the bounty, says Walters

Opposition Senator Ryan Walters has taken Government to task for its financial management, charging it “is making more money in taxes than any other...

‘Give slow learners another year in school’

An Independent Senator has appealed to Government to allow a longer period in school for children who do not progress at the pace of...

Call for countries to make CCJ final court

Retiring Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) judge, Justice Andrew Burgess, wants all CARICOM member states acceding to its appellate jurisdiction, rather than Britain’s Privy...