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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...

Bajans nudged to embrace 60 and 5 events

Barbadians at home and abroad were yesterday encouraged to...

BHTA reports growth in major tourism markets

Barbados has maintained a firm position as one of...

Barbados steps up swine fever defence

Barbados is stepping up efforts to protect its agriculture...

Animekon returns to LESC

After years of fan requests, the Animekon convention made...

St Paul’s remains open despite gastro outbreak

St Paul’s Primary School will remain open despite a gastroenteritis outbreak that has already disrupted classes, sent a teacher to hospital, and forced parents...

Teacher at St Paul’s Primary School collapses

Deputy Chief Education Officer Julia Beckles said the St. Paul's Primary School will remain open as they follow recommendations from the Ministry of Health...

Still no sign of two missing fishermen

After their disappearance at sea more than a week ago, the fate of missing fishermen Zhicai Su and Othneil Harewood remains uncertain. They ventured out...

Concern over weed smoking in public

The National Council for Substance Abuse (NCSA) is concerned about what it describes as a dangerous and widespread misunderstanding among Barbadians that recreational cannabis...

Farmers fed up over disposal; assessment to be conducted

Farmers at Spencers, Christ Church, are concerned over what they claim to be the dumping of septic waste on the agricultural land that they...

Call to improve mapping systems

CARICOM countries are being called on to strengthen data systems that will help map urban and rural areas and track and estimate the population...

Eighth medical team from China

Barbados has once more welcomed a team of doctors, nurses and specialists from the People’s Republic of China, marking the eighth cohort of medical...

Joe’s River still open to public

Joe’s River in St Joseph remains open to the public following last November’s High Court ruling which permanently barred the erection of any obstruction...

Thieves strip Wesley Hall’s roof

Thieves in search of lumber materials went to great lengths when they stripped the roof of Wesley Hall Junior School of its rafters and...

Pending SurePay fee ‘a burden’ for some

Some members of the public are surely upset about SurePay Barbados Ltd’s decision to introduce a 30-cent (VAT inclusive) fee on all over-the counter transactions. The...