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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...

More Ghanaian nurses on way

Barbados is once again recruiting nurses from Ghana, despite reports that a number of them, particularly those from the first batch entering the country,...

Women flocking to become police officers, says AG

A large number of women are applying to join the Barbados Police Service and steps are being taken to accommodate them at the Regional...

Police probes at standstill

Investigations into a number of police involved matters, one of which pertains to the death of a man in police custody, appear to be at...

Munro-Knight pleads with Bajans to pay water bills

Barbadians continue to default in paying their water bills. Senator Dr Shantal Munro-Knight, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office with responsibility for Culture, revealed this...

Cops ‘taking guns off streets’

A powerful, deadly, firearm is in circulation and Commissioner of Police Richard Boyce has vowed the Police Service will do all in its power...

Nigerian: Get your babies in Barbados

Barbados is at the centre of a Nigerian scheme involving not money but passports. For the past three years, several Nigerians have been coming here...

Scared resident cries out after murder No. 25

“This block needs to go!” That was the terrified cry from a resident of Forde’s Road, Clapham, St Michael, who described how she hit the...

‘Big bill’ likely for boat repairs

Some boat owners whose vessels were extensively damaged during the passage of Hurricane Beryl are hoping that Government throws them a financial lifeline. They may...

Burglar strikes during Beryl

Vendor Camille “Sherma” Holder was left counting her losses after her stall at the Fairchild Street Market was burglarised while Barbados was under a...

Residents upset over dirty canal

Residents in St Stephen’s Hill, Black Rock, St Michael, say they continue to suffer from a stench emanating from a dirty canal which runs...