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Murder is ‘largest singular category’

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Mobile phones are becoming crucial “witnesses” in murder, firearms...

Dannyele answers opportunity’s knock

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Dannyele Teneel Leslie is preparing to represent Barbados at...

Barbados still on Tier 2 Watch List

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Barbados has remained on the United States’ Tier 2...

Mental health helping hand

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As Barbados and the world celebrated World Mental Health...

O’Kane’s love letter to Barbados

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There is a particular kind of Barbados that Gail...

Side hustles ‘ease’ for some

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With some Barbadian workers taking on second jobs, borrowing...
Lifestyle

BTMI honours besties for life

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What began with a simple decision to sit beside a stranger on the first day of college nearly 50 years ago blossomed into an...
Politics

DLP: Tell us more about BiMPay

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Concerns are being raised about the need for greater transparency surrounding BiMPay, the new payment platform designed to facilitate instant transactions across the country. Jason...
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Relief in sight from dust

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With Saharan dust outbreaks to remain a yearly reality, some immediate relief is in sight as forecasters are predicting improving conditions into next week. Senior...
Crop Over

NCF happy with Party Monarch response

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The National Cultural Foundation (NCF) is expressing satisfaction with the level of interest shown by Barbadian artistes in this year’s Party Monarch competitions, as preliminary judging...
Health

Virologist prescribes caution, transparency

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Amidst concerns by parents over a confirmed case of a pupil contracting the virus that causes scarlet fever at Hillaby/Turner’s Hall Primary School, virologist...
News

PSV head to pirate operators: Do the right thing

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Do the rightful thing! That is the appeal from Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT) chairman Roy Raphael as he called on illegal passenger transport...
News

More dust on the way, warn scientists

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Although the thick plume of Saharan dust that blanketed Barbados over the weekend has moved away from the island, international atmospheric scientists are warning...
Business

Hackers target City port

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Officials at the Barbados Port Inc. (BPI) have revealed that hackers have repeatedly targeted the country’s main seaport. Manager of the Digital Innovation and Development...
News

BLPC gets approval to recover rental cost

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Barbadians can expect higher electricity bills after the Fair Trading Commission (FTC) approved an application by the Barbados Light & Power Company Ltd (BLPC)...
Entertainment

Work on cultural facility at standstill

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Questions are mounting over the Barbados National Performing Arts Centre in Newton, Christ Church, (at right) as work at the multimillion-dollar facility appears to have stalled. Government...
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