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BiMPay worked ‘99.8% of time’

BiMPay was not introduced before it was ready. Central Bank Governor Dr The Most Honourable Kevin Greenidge made that clear yesterday as he acknowledged a challenging first month for the...

‘I was on cocaine and wanted something to eat’

The pre-sentencing report is still outstanding and, as a result, Robert Ricardo Neblett had his matter adjourned when...

Update: Bank Hall man identified as latest shooting victim

Twenty-one-year-old Cammeron Ifill of Pasture Road, Bank Hall, St Michael, has been identified as the victim of a...

Disabled jobless rate ‘a crisis’

The high unemployment rate among people with disabilities is not just a social issue but a national development...

Nicholls: Govt to study how freedom of information works in region

Government should soon start conducting research into how well freedom of information legislation is working in the region. After...

‘Death linked to vaccine’

The head of surgery at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital  yesterday linked Warren Mottley’s death to the COVID-19 vaccine. Dr Sahle Griffith, who is also principal...

St Michael man remanded on murder charge

Romono Anthony Drayton, 27, of School Lane, Halls Road, St. Michael was remanded to Dodds Prison . He has been charged with the murder...

16 years for raping seven-year-old girl

A deportee who was found guilty of raping and committing an act of serious indecency on his then seven-year-old stepdaughter was sentenced to 16...

Investment pitch

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley is again appealing to the private sector to invest more in small businesses, even as Government is doing its...

Homeless ‘numbers rising’

As the number of people living on the street continues to increase, philanthropist Sharon Bellamy-Thompson is pleading for help in establishing a second facility...

Mia’s mission

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley says it is important for Barbados to remain resilient and to stick to its policies in an unstable world She...