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PM appeals to manufacturers to expand exports and embrace innovation

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley yesterday warned that Barbados...

Some Bajans not feeling growth

Despite 20 consecutive quarters of economic growth, low inflation...

Bajans flock to seek jobs with Disney Cruise Line

More than 140 Barbadians turned out last week for...

Former staff agree to 12% increase

Out-of-work former Berger Paints employees will get a 12...

Workplace mental health call

Trade unionists are calling for urgent reforms to address...

Humphrey wants ZR men in violent incident charged

A disturbing viral video showing a ZR van ramming...

Cops urged to lead strategically

Senior law enforcement officers from across the region were yesterday reminded that the future of policing rests not only on operational skills, but on...

Bandleaders stand firm on decision about models’ skin tone

Amid some public criticism that a number of Crop Over bands are relying heavily on fair-skinned women and Trinidadian models for their costume photoshoots and band...

SEA opens Client Centre at Oistins

The Social Empowerment Agency (SEA) officially expanded its community presence today with the opening of a new Client Centre at Southern Plaza, Oistins, Christ...

Aura’s early launch

The countdown to the Crop Over Festival kicked off in spectacular style yesterday with Aura Experience first out the blocks with its first-ever band launch at sea. Masqueraders, sponsors,...

‘Brace for new increases’ in costs

“Buckle up. It’s going to be a rough couple of months.” That is the stark warning from one Barbadian businessman as new increases in shipping...

Sharp increase in kidney disease a concern, says president

Concern is growing about the rising number of Barbadians requiring dialysis for kidney disease, with advocates warning that the country’s health system may soon...