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Eden Lodge Primary School cleared to reopen

The Ministry of Health and Wellness has given the...

US Democrats control both Senate and House after midterms

Democrats have captured majorities in both the Senate and...

Prosecutor: Put down the guns

If there is one person who does not have...

Bajans to get share in $200m energy investment

After being left with just “crumbs” from the agriculture...

Bajan audio engineer wins third Daytime Emmy

Barbadian Omatali Beckett has won a third consecutive Emmy...

Woman charged with trafficking cannabis

A St Michael woman is scheduled to appear in...

Search on for missing couple

The search organised by the families of missing couple Sherwin Parks and Shanice Wickham is on. About 100 people, made up of family members and...

Friends reunion delayed to 2021

LOS ANGELES – The long-delayed Friends reunion special is expected to shoot next year, actor Matthew Perry said on Thursday, a year after plans...

Australia pick five uncapped players for series against India

MELBOURNE – Australia named batting talent Will Pucovski and all-rounder Cameron Green among five uncapped players in an extended 17-man squad for the four-Test...

Opposition gets landslide victory in Belize elections

BELMOPAN – The main opposition People’s United Party (PUP) romped home to a convincing victory in Thursday’s general election and urged the entire nation...

Windies players test negative for COVID

CHRISTCHURCH – West Indies players and support staff currently enduring managed isolation for the COVID-19 virus on the Tour of New Zealand were given...

Longer wildfire season as Australia gets warmer

SYDNEY – Australia’s climate will continue to warm, resulting in prolonged wildfire seasons and less rain in the southeast and southwest that will lead...

Protected bees from fogging

While fogging can help to control the mosquito population and reduce illnesses caused by the Aedes Aegypti mosquito, such as dengue fever and Zika,...

Needy families to get $1.5 million more from charity

Barbadian families will receive an additional $1.5 million worth of food vouchers through the Sandy Lane Charitable Trust’s Feed A Family programme. Announcing this on...

All to drive for in final MudDogs event

Little more than three months since the start of the 2020 season, crews are getting ready for the final round of the Barbados Rally...

Agriculture going nowhere, says ex-chief

The agriculture sector is in shambles, says former Chief Agriculture Officer Lennox Chandler. In a recent interview with the Weekend Nation, Chandler painted a dismal...