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SSA wants proper disposal of dead animals

The Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) has urged the public...

Owner upset as derelict vehicles removed

Scrapyard owner Mohammed Adam felt aggrieved after 16 of...

Sound of silence at Thunder Bay

The once vibrant and busy Thunder Bay in Lower...

Some WhatsApp accounts hacked

Some Digicel customers have had their WhatsApp accounts hijacked...

24 bands for Junior Kadoo

Twenty-four bands will take the stage when the Sandy...

Nation kicks off Crop Over season

The Nation Publishing Co Limited marked the launch of...

Credit union rebrands, targets youth

The Barbados Workers’ Union credit union is sporting new colours, and a new name, with its rebrand to AffinityPlus Credit Union Ltd. On Tuesday, the...

Parliament building aglow for Autism Awareness Month

The Parliament Building in Bridgetown is all aglow in royal blue light in celebration of Autism Awareness Month. It will continue until April 9 in...

Board unhappy with delays child victims face

THE CHILD CARE BOARD wants to see the end of victims of child abuse having to wait years for cases to be adjudicated in...

Duo praised for cleaning mission

Two young men rolled up their sleeves and got their hands dirty when they saw the unkempt state of the hardcourt in their neighbourhood...

Fewer fish for Easter

Fisherfolk at this point say they are looking at a dismal Easter period, with low sales and fewer fish in stock ahead of the...

Climate caution

The Caribbean Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (CIMH) is cautioning that 2024 is shaping up to be a year of climate extremes for the...

Rastas want in on ganja talks

Two elders in the Rastafari Progressive Movement are calling for Rastas to be included in the conversations surrounding the medicinal cannabis industry. Both Bongo Lights...

‘Anti-vax’ talk a setback

An increase in anti-vaccine sentiments has led to a decrease in the immunisation rate among Barbadian children, says Senior Health Sister Hazel Forde. She stated...

Call to make port fares clear

Some taxi drivers in Lower Broad Street, Bridgetown, have asked for signs showing taxi fares to be placed in their area. They said that this...

Colorectal cancer projected to rise

Colorectal cancer may soon become the most common cancer in Barbados, says president of the Barbados Cancer Society (BCS) Professor R. David Rosin. With 230...