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NCF announces Pic O De Crop refunds

The National Cultural Foundation (NCF) has announced refund arrangements...

 Rick rocks Belle Air crowd

The stars aligned perfectly for Flow Dis Is Rick. There...

Chairman calls for united Caricom

Incoming Caribbean Community (CARICOM) chairman and St Lucia Prime...

Mother of former PM David Thompson dies at 96

Margaret Knight, the mother of former Prime Minister David...

‘D2’ steps from behind the pen into spotlight

For years, David “D2” Davis has helped some of...

Stage set for Party Monarch

A woman will set the pace in the Power...

Backlog cut

The Barbados Licensing Authority (BLA) has begun working weekends and overtime in a bid to clear a mounting backlog in vehicle registrations and inspections,...

BHTA moves to help those displaced

The Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) has started surveying its accommodation members to determine room availability as flight cancellations linked to the Venezuela...

Dining venues well booked

With several venues fully booked for Christmas Day weeks in advance and others nearing capacity, some hotel and restaurant operators say the demand reflects...

Franklyn defends new appointments

Trade unionist and former senator Caswell Franklyn has defended the legislation passed to regularise the appointment of more than 2 000 public officers. He said...

Two named Caricom Youth Ambassadors

Barbados has announced Christopher Brathwaite and Janae Herbert as its new CARICOM Youth Ambassadors (CYAs) for the 2025–2027 term – two dynamic young leaders...

China medical ship to visit Dec. 20

Barbadians will have access to a wide range of free medical services later this month when the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy hospital ship, Silk...

Cops: Recruitment better than expected

Police are still on the hunt for more good men and women to join their ranks, after what was said to be one of...

Three now The Most Honourable

Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge, cricket legend Joel “Big Bird” Garner, and economist and philanthropist Dr Kurt Lambert will from today carry the...

Shelter now the only home for some Jamaicans after Melissa’s destruction

“Water rushed in and the roof came down. We walked in the hurricane to the shelter.” That was how 35-year-old Shaneeka Spooner, of Newell, St...

CDEMA, CDB, media teams head to Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa

Head of CDEMA, Elizabeth Riley (fifth left); President of the CDB, Daniel Best (centre); and volunteers, along with local media, after check-in at the...