Tuesday, May 7, 2024

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Music fraternity mourns passing of Ricky Aimey

The music fraternity was thrown into mourning as news circulated of the death of talented musician Ricardo “Ricky” Aimey on Monday. Former Minister of Culture John King, speaking as a fellow...

Road markings begin today

The Ministry of Transport and Works road marking team will be carrying out work this week starting from...

‘Smooth sailing’ in the east for 11-Plus

Minister of Education Kay McConney is happy with the smooth process in which the 2024 Barbados Secondary Schools’...

Pressure mounts against IMF surcharges

Pressure is intensifying on the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to end its surcharges policy which is costing Barbados...

SVG’s Opposition Leader wants age of consent increased

KINGSTOWN – Opposition Leader Godwin Friday has reiterated his support for increasing the age of consent, saying that...

Jones: Don’t hold students to ransom

TEACHERS HOLDING students to ransom.That’s how Minister of Education Ronald Jones described the decision by secondary school teachers and their unions not to grade...

Still waiting

THE SECOND SCHOOL term ends in three days, and with it another deadline set by the Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT).Not for the first...

PM gives health costs warning

Barbadians who can afford it may eventually be called upon to foot part of their  health- care bill though Prime Minister Freundel Stuart maintained...

Sugar sector project ‘too large’

TWO FORMER Cabinet ministers have urged the Freundel Stuart Administration to consider scaling down its multimillion dollar sugar industry restructuring programme, saying conditions had...

Let’s talk

THE BARBADOS WORKERS’ UNION (BWU) has signalled its intention to pull the plug on the Barbados Light & Power Company’s plans to lay off...

Soca hype

For one night only Kensington Oval was renamed The Arena as thousands packed the venue Saturday night for Socatology – the biggest soca event...