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Family seeking justice six years after mother’s death

Three brothers have vowed to continue their six-year battle for...

Mother appeals for child’s release

The mother of a teen at the Government Industrial...

Biologist still sees Hot Pot danger

Three decades after the worst drowning tragedy in Barbados’...

COB suspends CEO

Steve Belle, the long-standing chief executive officer (CEO) of...

Woman appeals for house relief

The view from Margaret Carter’s house is not one...

Newton set to get ‘largest Chefette’

Chefette Restaurants will be opening its 14th outlet in...

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...

$95 000 of Peace Programme funds must be accounted for

The Attorney General’s Office, under which the National Peace Programme falls, is carrying out investigations into the granting of thousands of dollars to a...

This land is mine!

While residents of White Hill, St Andrew, may be finally rejoicing over the paving of their new road on Wednesday, Marcia Carrington is lamenting...

Three to be charged in woman’s death

Police are due to lay charges against three people held in connection with the death of Sonia Suzette Parris, a former employee of Chefette...