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Students urged to explore construction careers

Chairman of the TVET Council Albert Best the youth...

Enmore to undergo $390 million rehabilitation project

A number of departments and outpatient clinics at the...

Heart disease SOS

The rising number of people affected by heart disease...

Heal trade union rift, urges PM

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley is calling for unity...

Bajans told to verify financial offers before committing

Barbadians are being advised to verify any financial offer...

Top cop clears up late payment claims

The Barbados Police Service has sought to clarify what...

Water woes hit two parishes

When residents in some parts of St George and Christ Church turned on their taps Friday night, they were frustrated by the trickle they...

SSA workers lauded for festival clean-up

Approximately 115 Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) workers worked assiduously to clean waste throughout last weekend. From the Pic O De Crop Finals, Foreday morning, Bridgetown...

Revellers, bandleaders excited on eve of big day

Distribution of Grand Kadooment costumes is at an advanced stage. That was clear as hundreds of masqueraders visited bandhouses to collect their costumes last weekend. Blue Box Cart’s bandleader...

De Peiza unveils DLP’s report on crime situation

Former president of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP), attorney Verla De Peiza, is calling on Government to address the wave of crime sweeping the...

Farmers fed up

Farmers fed up with thieves raiding their fields and livestock have been warned not to commit a crime to stop a crime.  The caution has...

Lifeguards: Stay alert

In the face of potentially dangerous conditions in the hurricane season, lifeguards are urging seabathers to take precautions.  Speaking with the MIDWEEK NATION yesterday, some...

Farmers reap water bill savings

Some farmers are showering praise on Government’s for cutting water rates for agricultural use, noting that the change has brought a better flow to...

Crop theft worry

There’s still no proper vetting to reduce the sale of stolen crops, a situation that is demoralising farmers, says chief executive officer of the...

Crop Over start returns to Park

The ceremony to officially kick off Crop Over 2025 is making a return to Queen’s Park in The City tomorrow, with a wide variety...

UPDATE: Two hurt in stabbing altercation in The City

Two workers who entered the abandoned Massy Complex in Bridge Road, The City around 1:20 p.m. today were attacked by a man living within...