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Bajans assured proposed changes to Board will be positive

Barbadians are being assured that plans to convert the...

Jada Group gets two barrack licences

The JADA Group has been issued two barrack licences...

Site checks the norm, says Ishmael

Officials from the Environmental Health Department are inspecting migrant...

Advocates at odds with prison

Two men who were the subject of an advertisement...

Family cries out over child

A family is publicly criticising the Child Care Board...

Bar calls for broader work permit regulations

The recent investigation into the living quarters of 80...

Pundits zero in on Caddle, McConney

Political scientists have focused their attention on the status of the two women – Marsha Caddle and Kay McConney – who were at the...

Cops issue apology

Senior Counsel Andrew Pilgrim has described as “an absolute disgrace” this week’s police digital bulletin Wanted Mondays which featured his client, Cultural Ambassador The Most Honourable...

Man demands justice

A man who said he was the victim of a vicious and unwarranted attack by a police officer is accusing the Barbados Police Service...

Act leading to further hardship, says Williams

The Barbados Bar Association says Government’s Debt Settlement (Arrears) Act, which provides for the issuance of bonds in personal injury matters, is leading to further delays...

Co-operatives ‘a plus to economy’

The Barbados Co-operative Business Association Ltd wants co-operatives to be given “the right of place they deserve”. Speaking yesterday at a press conference to announce International...

‘More berths the answer’

President of the Barbados Customs Brokers and Clerks Association (BCBCA) Louis Forde says congestion at the Bridgetown Port can be solved once additional berths...

Teachers threatened by students

Increasing incidents of student-on-teacher attacks are engaging the attention of the Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) and the Barbados Secondary Teachers’ Union (BSTU). BUT president...

Truckers fed up with port delays

Container trucks were backed up at the Bridgetown Port for several hours yesterday, leaving drivers angry and frustrated. The delays were reportedly as a result...

Lashley: Make Kartel a part of crime fight

Former Minister of Sports, Youth and Culture Stephen Lashley is not feeling the “vybz” but believes that if Adidja Vybz Kartel Palmer is allowed...

Minister responds to concerns about potential deportees from US

Minister of Home Affairs Wilfred Abrahams is assuring Barbadians that Government will take the necessary steps to ensure national security is not compromised as...