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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...

Police appealing for witnesses to January 18 fatal collisions

Lawmen at District "B" Police Station are also calling on members of the public who may have witnessed the two fatal accidents which occurred...

Ex-NAB worker still unpaid after 12 years

Six years after the Employment Rights Tribunal (ERT) determined that she was wrongfully dismissed by the National Assistance Board (NAB), 12 years ago, Sherada...

Life of misery in leaking house

Jacqueline Lloyd intended to spend Monday celebrating her 61st birthday, but it rained on her parade. Instead, she found herself cleaning out her waterlogged, dilapidated...

High Court judge dismisses application by Irish tycoon

A High Court judge last month dismissed the application by Irish tycoon, John McManus, for judicial review against former coroner Graveney Bannister, who conducted...

Big jump in Bajans seeking asylum

For the past two years more than 2 000 Barbadians have fled these shores seeking asylum and refugee status in Canada, the United Kingdom...

WINAIR adding Barbados as part of new 2026 routes

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) has announced that regional carrier WINAIR will add new flight services in some of the routes which Caribbean Airlines...

Taitt: Debate feels rushed, unsure  

Just before she abstained from voting in the Constitution Amendment Bill, 2025, Independent Senator Monique Taitt had a number of burning questions surrounding the...

‘Open up’ about loans

Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne wants Government to give the public a full disclosure regarding its borrowings. Speaking yesterday in the House of Assembly during debate...

Some employers unaware of planned minimum wage increase

The proposed increase of the national minimum wage announced yesterday seems to have caught some employers by surprise. When contacted by this newspaper, many indicated...

Pay blues back 

Following three years of stability, some staff at the University of the West Indies Global Campus at The Pine, St Michael, are up in...