Thieves burning cable for copper
Cable thieves are back on the prowl, and Barbadians are being urged to report any suspicious activity to the Royal Barbados Police Force (RBPF).This...
AG: No bad apples in BLP
Attorney General Dale Marshall yesterday defended the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) candidates who contested the 2018 general election, saying none was involved with people...
WORLD POLIO DAY: Polio-free in the Americas
WASHINGTON, DC – In August 1991, Luis Fermín Tenorio Cortez, a child born in the mountains of Junín, Peru, was the last victim of...
Two permits revoked, 14 suspended
Two public service vehicle (PSV) permits obtained illegally have been revoked, while 14 will be suspended for a number of infractions, including operators not...
Fast food taking over, causing health challenges in the region
Washington, D.C – Ultra-processed food, sugary beverages and fast food with poor nutritional quality are replacing more nourishing domestic foods in diets of families...
CTUSAB: Don’t exploit interns
THE Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) wants to see more trained Barbadians being granted work internships.“The introduction of workplace...