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Dust haze advisory for Barbados

Barbadians with respiratory issues and allergies are being advised...

Matthews in line for more ICC honours

Barbadian allrounder Hayley Matthews is on the shortlist for...

Rawlins gets remanded

Tyrese Antonio Rawlins was remanded to Dodds Prison when...

Death toll rises after Colombia struck by 7.4 earthquake

At least 77 people were killed after a powerful...

UEFA, Concacaf and AFC accuse FIFA of breaking trust

FIFA and its leadership have been accused of breaking...

Youth charged with possession of gun and ammo

Tyrese Antonio Rawlins is scheduled to appear in the...

What Phillips would do for constituency

Grenville Phillips II says he wants to make St George North the most prosperous constituency in Barbados. In a release over the weekend, Phillips, president...

Food security high on Grosvenor’s agenda

Attaining self-sufficiency in food will require better land use, including arable land in St George and subsidised water rates for small farmers, says United...

Historic wildfires in California

NAPA – Wildfires in California have burned more than 4 million acres in 2020, over twice the previous record for any year and an...

NBA players may not be available for Olympics

The NBA is not likely to have a break next season when the postponed Olympics are held, league commissioner Adam Silver said, casting doubt...

British Airways increasing flights to Caribbean

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – British Airways has increased the number of destinations it is flying to this October, for both both short haul and...

Aviation outlook worse than expected

BERLIN – The outlook for the aviation industry deteriorated again due to rising coronavirus infections and renewed travel restrictions, Airbus chief operating officer Michael...

Safe transport for people requiring COVID tests

Acting Chief Medical Officer Dr Kenneth George said people who need to be tested for COVID-19 are being transferred in “safe cordons” to the...

Alumni want speedy solution

The Queen’s College Alumni Association is calling for a swift resolution to the controversy over Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) exam results. Students in Barbados and...

Jonah has a whale of a time It seems that local and international cyclists will have to contend with the Kelly clan for some time...

More for gas and diesel

Motorists will be paying more for some petroleum products in the coming days. Effective, midnight Sunday, October 4, the retail price of gasoline and diesel...