Still ‘burning questions’ for CXC
ANSWERS WERE GIVEN during the Caribbean Examinations Council’s (CXC)’s press conference yesterday, but some parents and students still have many burning questions they want...
Methodists: No same-sex unions
THE METHODIST CHURCH in Barbados is sticking to the Scriptures and has no intention of allowing its officials to marry same-sex couples.
That was made...
Mitchell wants in on debates
President of the Bajan Free Party, Alex Mitchell, is demanding answers to why he was barred from participating in the proposed debates designed for...
CTUSAB sounds alarm over exclusion
The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) is concerned about reports it is receiving about “issues of high-handed management practices,...
Carter leads UWI to semis
Jonathan Carter kept his nerve and guided Sagicor UWI to a hard-fought four-wicket victory over a resilient Wildey for a semi-final place in a...
Safety first, says Abrahams
MINISTER OF HOME AFFAIRs Wilfred Abrahams is making no apologies over the recent heavily criticised Barbados Meteorological Services early warnings of bad weather, which did not materialise.