Sunday, April 28, 2024

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King Charles to resume public duties next week

Britain’s King Charles III will resume public duties next week following “a period of treatment and recuperation,” Buckingham Palace announced Friday, two months after revealing that he was being treated for cancer. The...

76ers’ star Embiid ‘not giving up’ after Bell’s palsy diagnosis

Philadelphia 76ers centre Joel Embiid says he is "not a quitter" after producing his best-ever post-season performance, despite dealing...

No longer in love with fiancé

Dear Christine, I AM 22 years old and my fiancé is 25. We are supposed to get married...

Prince of Wales returns to duties this week

The Prince of Wales is to carry out his first royal engagement since his wife revealed her cancer...

Slow going at mobile clinic

It was a slow going on Thursday as the Ministry of Health’s new mobile clinic moved into Rosemont,St...

EASY MAGAZINE: Fine Thai cuisine

Fresh herbs and spices are main ingredients in any dishes, and the new chef at Accra Hotel’s Pacifika Kitchen isn’t lighthanded when it comes...

Canon Jones celebrates centenarian milestone

GOVERNOR GENERAL Sir Elliott Belgrave has lauded the contribution of Barbados’ centenarians to the island’s development, saying it is on their shoulders that Barbadians...

DEAR CHRISTINE: Children don’t want me to remarry

DEAR CHRISTINE, I AM IN my late 40’s. I am perfectly healthy and have at this time pulled out of the grief of losing...

MY STORY: Venner’s faith through tragedy

As part of the Nation Publishing Company’s 50th anniversary of Independence celebrations, the WEEKEND NATION team – through this series – This Is My...

OUT & ABOUT: SOS for live bands

REMEMBER BACK when live bands dominated Barbados’ music scene?If your answer is yes, well you are in good company because entertainers Adrian Clarke (AC)...

EASY MAGAZINE: Judy Lorne: Love being a nutseller

Standing proud and tall, balancing a tray on her head filled with “comforts, toffees, packages ah nuts”, the traditional nutseller was a staple on...

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